Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-08-08
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The usual religious services will be held
:, 1.-THE Catholic Church tomorrow.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
.ss,c; Lead-New York Brokers. 50 so.
Miss Sadie +. Taylor. who has been
oul,e sick for the past ten days, is i'm
proving.
The July term OF our District Court has
haen postponed from the 17th 70 the 21st
Of August.
Col. Jos. Grandlemeyer came over from
Hamilton Thursday on business that will
seep him several days in Eureka.
New potatoes are being sold In DeLamar
a, 10 and II cents per pound. Frank
pepaoli will send . team load there in .
MIRA Hank knight and sister. Miss
Alma Mannheim, have returned from their
pleasant and heslth-invigorating trip to
Roberts Greek.
This ia the year when the candidate takes
oa bis brosdcloth trousers and commences
=, hold bilious babies on his lap jus. for
" nota
the enjoyment. Of 1t.
d. prs,o, 9 miner ct the Diamond, had
anger on his right hand mashed at the
mine Friday morning. He was brought to
town for surgical aid.
A potsto famine sgain exists here. Last
wears stock Of tubers appears to be gone
and the new crop Is selling at eight cents q
pound.-Pioche Record, July 30.
Under the head OF New To-Day" will
be found q notice OF the annual meeting
Of the Prospect Mountain Tunnel Com
pany. which takes place on Augusta. 1896.
Hon. John T. Wheeler, accompanied by
his wife. left for his ranch in Fish Lake
Valley, Nye county, last Wednesday, and
will visit Belmont before their return
10 Eureka.
The political pot has commenced TO
.bils." Seven OF our sspirants for ofic-
81 honors have been on a still hunt during
abe week, loaded with their petitions for
nomination.
Mise Josie Robertson returned from De-
Lamar last Sunday. The young lady was
formerly q teacher in our public school.
She left ON Tuesday for Reno, where she
expects 10 remain some months.
P. Mute. q carpenter who has lived here
anumber OF years. and who has for a long
time pass been an inmate OF the County
Hospital. left on Wednesdays train for
Boston. Mass, to join his relatives.
James Rogantini. lessee Of the Tore
ranch. is supplying our town with ripe
fruits, consisting Of cherries, plums.
sOOseberries. curranss and apples, all Of
which are grown on the Tore ranch.
Frank Depsoli. Billy Hooper and Tom
Sowden returned yesterday from Della
maj by private conveyance. Hooper and
Sowden had contracted the DeLsmar fever
and came home for medical treatment.
Rumor says that three new teachers have
been selected for our public school, two OF
whom are from San Francisco and one
from San Jose. and they are said 10 be
very beautiful and highly accomplished
young ladies.
Abe Lairi returned from his trip to
Ruby Valley on Wednesday. He has been
looking Of some mining property near
Cave Greek. and brought home several
specimens Of copper ore from that district
10 have asssyed.
Hon. Thos. Wren, Hon. Jno. Gregovich
and Geo. A. Bartlett. Esq, leave to-mor-
row morning for Hamilton. TO be present
Of the examination OF Frank Paul, to be
held on Monday. In the matter OF taking
ore from the Homsstake mine.
william Smith, the Newark Valley
rAncher. was In town Thursday. He re.
ports the severe wind and rain storms
that visited that section last week as
doing great damage TO the growing fruit.
vegetables and grain in the valley.
John Williams f~ourteen-horse team
made its regular semi-monthly appear
ance In Eureka Tuesday loaded with ore
from the Dimmick mine at Typo for ship
ment to Salt Lake. The ore body in the
mine is said to be increasing In size and
richness.
Postmaster Clark reports that he holds
an important letter for M. G. Cavanaugh,
ct one time a resident OF this place. Cav
anaugh left here nearly q year ago, and is
now supposed TO be in California. Any
n having knowledge Of his present
whereabouts will please notify this post
Office.
D. II. Hall, Register OF the U. s. Land
Office at Carson. arrived by Saturdays
train. After renewing his old scquaint-
ancsships here he left on Mondays train
for home, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. NJ. Scheeline OF Reno. who has been
visiting her old Eureka friends for the past
three weeks.
II will be seen by advertisement that
the members OF the Eureka County Gen.
trail Committee OF the Silver Party are
notified that there will be q meeting OF the
committee at the Courthouse next Tuesday
evening to arrange for holding the primary
election to select nine delegates to the