Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-09-12
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

q. the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The lsses, New York quotation Of silver
,.eekc; Lead-New York Brokers. So so.
Mrs. Joseph winzell and son. and Miss
Helen E. Whitmore, came up from Alpha
Saturday.
E. D. WALTZ and wife Of McClosky Greek,
have been the guests Of Mrs. P. II. HUI
for the past few days.
Mrs. Gertie Hsgar left on last Saturdays
stage TO resume her duties as teacher Of
the Mineral Hill school.
Miss Katie MoElroy and her sister
Lucey, returned from their visit to San
Jose, CAL. last Saturday.
Mrs. O. H. Cronsnt and children came
home from Reno Tuesday, where they have
been spending the Summer.
Bob Laird and John Donnelly left Tues
day morning on q prospecting trip, and
expect to be gone about two weeks.
H. d. Purdy, the Currant Greek rancher,
VAS in town during the week. He brought
in a load OF wheat for Eureka merchants.
Ice formed in Eureka Tuesday and
wednesday nights, but the weather is not
We. cold enough 70 exterminste The festive
files.
Miss Jennie Mulooy returned wednes-
dsy morning 70 Reno, where she will take
the postgraduate course at the State Uni
versity.
Miss Annie Lucey, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Funk at Wisns-
muocs, returned home Thursday after q
very pleasant visit.
Theodore Pramenko. one Of Hamilton's
enterprising business men. who has been
In Eureka 9 few days on legal business,
returned on Thursdays stage.
Postmaster Clarke, with George Hs-
worth as head chef, left Sunday for his
annual outing at Buzzsrd's Inlet in Ruby
He expects to be gone about q
Under the head of political Announce
msnts." published in to-day's SENTINEL,
will be found the names Of eight candi-
and the different Offices to which
they aspire.
Mrs. J. n. Hill and children returned
from Carson City Saturday, where they
have spent the Summer vacation. Mrs.
Hill has taken her old place in the Eureka
public school.
Sol Hip, Col. Joe Grandelmyer and
Frank Paul, delegates from White Pine TO
the Silver Party State Convention, ar
rived in Eureka Thursday and left for
home yesterday morning.
On the first page OF to-dsy's SENTINEL
win be found the "Tsx List Of Eureka
County for the Year 1896" and the amounts
for which the taxpayers are assessed set
opposite their respective names.
Angelo Belli returned 10 Eureka Tues
day on q business visit. He 10 At present
engaged In the hotel business at Salinas,
Mr.. Belli was warmly well
,omsd by his numerous friends here.
II. H. Clark, A. Archibald and Fred r..
WALTZ. were in town during the week, and
for Union with O.. L. Broy on Wednes-
lay to make arrangements for the removal
81 the reduction plant ct that place 10
The Keystone.
". L. Kuehn, tailor, Of Eureka, has
been appointed agent here for the big
OF Chicsgo-Mossler Brothers.
Read the sd. under New To-day" and see
The Offer they make TO customers ~patroniz-
.ng their house.
As will be seen under NEW To-day"
he italian Benevolent Society OF Eureksin-
ends giving q grand ball on the evening OF
10. at the Opera House. in con-
nemora,ion OF the discovery Of America
~ Christopher Columbus.
The following delegates arrived home
rom Elko Thursday afternoon. where
they we're In attendance at the Silver
Party State Convention: Thomas Wren,
Robert Raftice. John Hancock. Henry
Kind. j. @. Powell. R. NJ. Beatty.
The Silver Party State Convention.
which met at Elko on Tuesday. selected
he following named persons as members
II the State Central Committee for Eu-
reka county: A. Jackson, J. T. Wheeler,
q. A. McKim and John Hancock.
Miss Annie 0'Brien arrived here from
San Jose Sunday night on her way to De-
Lamar, where she will visit her mother
and brother for . short time. and then
return 10 California and take charge OF one
OF the public schools near San Jose.
Mineral Hill and Bevwawe are about
solid for Bryan and Sewall. The former
place sends to the Secretary Of the Bryan
Sewsll Silver Club eighteen signatures for
and BeowAwe sends forty-one
almost the total voting population Of
the two precincts.
Mrs. Henry Rives and her two children,
and Miss Maud Rives, left for Salt Lake
City Tuesday. where they will reside per-
msnently. They have lived here for a.
great many years. and carry with them to
their new home the good wishes OF q large
number OF friends.
William Thomas was found dead in his
cabin on Ruby Hill last Monday morning.
death Is believed 10 have been due to