Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-11
HOME AND COAST.
f.ttsrs of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.


pishop Leonard departed for Salt Lake
Civ on Mondays train.
The Utah Legislature adjourned sine die
lat Wednesday morning.
The DeLamsr. Nevada, mine, Is now
,islding s45 900 monthly.
E,,ber Cleveland, second daughter Of
Aha President, has the measles.
Pos,m sster Clarke is slowly improving,
Nm, ia still confined to his room.
VIM. Powell departed Tor DeLsmar by
nrivs,e conveysnce IN Monday Last.
Ed. Kopp lef. last week for DeLamar to
take . look at the new mining district.
VIM. N. MeGilI, Of Ely, cam over from
,ba, place on Sunday and returned on
Monday.
superintendent. Read Of the Diamond
mine arrived from Salt Lake City last
Tuesday.
Wesley Lambert Is confined OF his home
With q severe cold and threatened with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Jos. winzell and daughter. of the
I d.. Ranch, have been visiting here dur
ing The week.
Miss Flora Lane has Q card under the
head OF New To-day" OF interest to the
ladies Of Eureka.
Harry Pedlsr. OF Ruby Hill. left last
week for Butte City, Mont, where he will
engage in business.
The Apsconds. Montsns. Go. 10 cred
tied with 9 production OF IL, 600, 900 pounds
Of copper in March.
Mrs. Henry Rives and daughter. Lu-
cile, took their departure for . visit to
Sal. Lake City yesterday.
Ford & Merritt. with . force Of men,
left Tuesday for Elko, where their sheep
will be shesred this season.
Bro. Bragg. what's the matter with the
Gazette? or late il has reached the SEN
rrSEL Office very irregulsrly.
Manager Cohen, OF the Golden Gate,
Mercur. Utah, IL about to contract for q
mill Of 500 tons daily capacity.
The latest New York quotation OF silver
i,6shc; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
81 O7.; New York Brokers, 50 30.
The demurrer in the Coffin case in the
q, 8. District Court at Carson was sus-
tanned and the indictment quashed.
Miss Mary North, Of Pleasant Valley,
Who has been visiting here for a couple Of
weeks, returned home last Wednesday.
Bosion's total valuation is 1851 zoo. 600.
while that OF the State Of Nevada is s25.-
900, 900. or 81 .O0O, 900 less than in 1880.
Ex-Governor Adams arrived in Eureka
last Saturday and left for his ranch in
White Pine county on Monday morning.
The Cornwall Miners Distress Fund OF
Camborne. England. is appealing to Cor
nish miners employed in this country for
aid.
Mrs. Thomas Wren and son, accompsn-
led by her sister, Miss Adels PARA. ar
rived from San Francisco by Thursday's
train.
Miss Louise Loschenkobl OF Palissde
attended the meeting Of the Teachers In
stiiu,e. which began at Reno on the 9th
instant.
A dispatch from Tacoma says that Rev,
O. o. Brown has received . call from his
old church 10 Tacoma, and has virtually
accepted The call.
"How long will IL be-" asks the London
Echo. I" before the yellow mar with white
metal gets way with the white man With
the yellow mesalf
,as-% the number Of people leaving Eu-
a.. : DeLAmsr. 1, will DO but . short
tii.,, fore the latter place will have the
bulio 81 our population.
Father Kennedy took bis departure We'd
nssdAy for 9 two weeks visit at Salt Lake
Oily. During his absence there will be no
services ct the Catholic Church.
B. Berg. Frank Romano and John Meri-
aldo left by private conveyance for De-
Lamar Wednesday for the purpose Of sur
veying the field from Q business point OF
view.
Jimmy Moore has just equipped . four
horse stage, and 10 ready to start for De-
Lamar 90 soon a. 9 sufficient number Of
passengers can be obtained. For further
information apply to Mr.. Moore.
Montana leads all other States In the
number OF sheep within her borders. On
January /, 1895. there were 8 LOCI, 500 sheep
In the State. or about one-twelfth Of the
total number In the United States.
Mainly at the request Of some mine and
smslter employees. U.ah's Legislature has
enacted a law making eight hours a days
work, which other miners and smelter
employees ask the Governor to veto.
II commenced showing here Thursday
night, and was still showing yesterday at
ternoon when the SENTINEL went to press.
Some twelve inches OF the beautiful had
fallen at that time. 1t Is q most.welcome
storm.
Alfred ~vaughan's trial commenced last
Monday 10 the District Court at Reno be-
fore Judge Cheney. This is the third
time Vaughan has been on trial for his life
for the murder OF the Lister boys in Ian