Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-06-06
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

This evening.
supt. Read Of the Diamond mine left for
Salt Lake yesterday.
Ex-Governor Pennoyer has been elected
Mayor Of Portland, Oregon.
Assessor Powell returned Tuesday from
an official visit 10 Bsowawe.
The usual religious services will be held
A the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Judge Iives and wife and Miss Anna
Baker departed for Salt Lake Monday.
John T. Baker dropped in from Butte,
Montana, last night.--Elko Independent.
The cinabar claims near Wadsworth
have been bonded to a Reno man for s4O,-
700.
James Judge. Esq, took the position of
Gov. sadler's Private Secretary on the 1st
inst.
Both the House and Senate passed the
River and Harbor bill over the Presidents
nto.
We learn that John Heubner is lying
seriously i'll at his home with Inflammation
of the bowels.
There will be a meeting of the F. & A.
NJ. and I. o. O. F. Hall Trustees at 70
o'clock N. tomorrow.
In San Francisco, May Goth, Judge
Murphy granted Durrant another stay Of
proceedings until June 80.
An order has been issued for the forma-
lion OF q State division Of the League Of
American Wheelmen in Nevada.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
10 $3.50 Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
So OO@3 O2k; New York Brokers. So 90.
The gold bug Democrats have given up
The fight to control the Chicago convention
since Secretary Carlisle heard from Ken
lucky.
Jerry Ahern came in from DeLamar
Tuesday. He reports things running
smoothly in that camp. He will return
there in q few days.
Graduating exercises Of the Eureka pub.
lilo school will be held at the Opera House
Friday evening, June 10. See particulars
in another column.
Wm. Novels, an ore buyer for the Selby
Smelling Works, was here the first of the
week. He visited Newark last Sunday and
left for the west Monday.
"Say," said the Cyclone, "you think
you can stand me of, but you're not onto
my curves, seer" eyes," admitted the
steeple, reluctantly, II tumble"
P. P. Molinelli, father of Lambert
Molinelli. formerly of Eureka, died At
Spokane. Wash, May 20, of paralysis. He
was q native OF Italy, aged GA years.
There was Q violent storm at Reno.
Nevada, on the night of May %, which
great damage to property. Three
men were drowned in Prosser Creek.
The weather during the week has been
warm and pleasant. Yesterday, however,
the sky became overcast and occasional
showers of rain prevailed dur ing the day.
John Erickson arrived from DeLamar
|%Thursdsy. He says they had a funeral
there Memorial Day, and at the present
time there are q number Of people sick In
that camp.
Richard Herman. a wealthy cattleman
|ot this State, died in San Francisco
Nay 90. He had been . resident Of
Nevada for about 40 years. Deceased WAS
10 years OF age.
Henry Eaton, who left here some time
ago for San Francisco for the purpose OF
having his eyes treated. returned to
Eureka Tuesday. We learn his eyesight
has been greatly improved.
Donald, the 4-yeAr-old son Of Mrs. j..
", Lsmbertop (nee Bessie Finlayson OF
Rsno) fell into o tub Of boiling lard at the
rear OF . bakery 10 Los Angeles Saturday
sud died two hours siterward.
Eugene Norris, who has been 10 the
employ Of Ernest sohendel In White Pine
county for some time. came 10 from there
this week. he informs US that Mr..
schendel has disposed o! all his cattle.
Al their meeting last Monday the
County Commissioners counted the money
In the possession Of the Treasurer and
found the amount to be SIT, 1888. IA, which
agreed with the accounts OF the Auditor.
The United States Senate on Tuesday
last passed the Butler bond bill, forbid.
ding the further issuance Of bonds by the
Iseoretsry Of the Treasury unless by Con-
gressional action. The vote was 80 yeas,
as nays,
The second annual session Of the Grand
Council A. P. A. Of Nevada met at virginiat
City Tuesday and elected officers for the
ensuing term. The next meeting will be
held In Carson on the first Tuesday in
June. 1897.
An attempt has been made In an Ohio
town to pass a law compelling men to re-
port to their wives at II O'Clock at night.
The wives would prefer a law making every
man report at Z A. M. to somebody for 9
days work.
VIM. Zadow leaves Wednesday for Win
nemuccs, where he goes as a representative
of Beatiao Lodge No. 7, X. Of P, to the
Grand Lodge which meets there next