Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-05
HOME AND COAST.
ratters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
p.v vour taxes Monday.

bat not the consumers.
@. A.. Brown OF Ourrsnt Greek paid
Eureka q visit this week.
p. +. Mcbride and Julius Minnoletti re-
.urued from DeLsmsr Tuesday.
The latest New York quotation OF silver
,.s5hc; Lsad-New York Brokers. 81 IT,
The net proceeds Of the Guild Festival,
eiyen Thanksgiving evening. were s2s %.
Mrs. ], M. North has the boarding and
lodeipg house In charge al the Cortez
mill.
Sam Henry left Wednesday morning for
cor,ez TO take 9 position with the Tenabo
Company.
Miss Laura Bailey Of Pleasant Valley
ia Waiting Eureka. the guest Of Mrs. e.
Boomhower.
Mira. VIM. Z. Taylor returned from
Hamilton last Monday, after an absence
Of three weeks.
VIM. Mstson OF Hamilton was in town
Wednesday with 9 load Of ore from the
mine Of e. ]. MoEllen.
Raw. Richard Mercer, Of Elko, will hold
morning and evening services st the Epis-
oopsl Church tomorrow.
There will be . meeting Of the F. q A.
M. and /. o. o. +. Hall Trustees to-mor-
row afternoon ct | O'Clock.
Miss Mabel E. Haywood, one Of the
teachers OF our public school. was quite
III Monday, but has sufficiently recovered
to resume her duties.
Many men are going 10 Cortez daily
from all parts Of the State seeking work,
but the outlook Is unfsvorAble. as the
camp 10 already oyercrowded.
Our old friend John T. Baker has come
back into Nevada 70 stay. We notice that
Governor ssdlsr has lately appointed him
Q Notary Public for Elko county.
There will be q meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners next Monday. Per-
sons having bills against the county should
present them at the Clerks Office to-day.
Eureka Lodge No. 16. F.. d A. M, meets
this Saturday evening At 2 o'clock
sharp. All s%ojourning brethren are cor
daily invited to attend. Work in the
degree.
Wood saving stoves are all the 80 just
now. George Gavin Is constructing an
original and unique double deck sheet iron
stove for Hank Knight. which will shortly
be ready for use.
+. J. B~remenkampf left on Wednesday
mornings train for Rosslsnd, British Co
via San Francisco. His visit Is
for the purpose Of investigating that coun-
try from q business standpoint.
E. A.. Mcdonnell lie laid mp for 8 few
days, due to an accident he met with
Wednesday in being thrown from his
wagon. He severely wrenched his right
leg, but will be out again in a day or two.
10 will be seen under the heading OF
Born" that mine hos, E. M. Baum Of
PAlisade is now q grandfather, his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Funk. now of Winnemucca.
having given birth to . daughter % Nov.
a..
Taxes are being paid very slowly, most
Of the taxpayers holding of. Taxes not
paid BY the close OF business hours Mon
day evening. December 7, will become de-
liuquent and 10 per cen, penalty and costs
will be added.
Tho avx~r~v, xa.nxo. th.nLs N Iohn
F. Christopher, formerly Of Eureka but
now Of Los Angeles, CAL. for an invita-
ton to attend 9 house warming and grand
ball at Masonic Temple In the latter oily.
which took place Monday. Nov. 80.
Principal Dornbergsr informs the srS-
TrsEL that the attendance at the public
school has improved during the past week.
bat that there Is s.iil q great deal Of sick.
ness prevailing. and the number Of pupils
10 yet considerably below the normal.
Julius straus, the ~jswelsr. and William
straus and wife tool their departure for
DsLAmar Last Saturday. The former took
with him 9 stock OF goods and will open
. jewelry store there. They will all prob
ably remain in DsLamsr for some time.
Hank knight received . telegram Thurs"
day. announcing that shakey bad come
on, bes, 10 the "mill" with Fitzsimmons,
the latter having given sharksy . foul
blow In the seventh round. the referee
giving the fgh. TO sharkey ON that
ground.
Those who have not as yet done the re-
CURED 500 worth OF work or improve
msnts on the u%npatented claims owned BY
them. for the IL months ending 81 n T.
night. December 81. 1896. should bear IN
mind that the time Is drawing very short
for this work to be done.
The F. j. Schneider Drug Store has
changed hands. Mrs. II. NJ. Schneider and
daughters having purchased it from O. 8.
Batchelder. Mrs. Schneider will have the
direc. management Of the business here
after, aud DR.. Powell will have charge oil
the prescription department.
The cheapest and simplest gymnasium
in the world-one that will exercise every
zone and muscle Ia the body-is a tisi
piece OF steel notohed on one side. fitted
tightly in n wooden frame. and after beine