Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-05-30
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.


rived here Thursday.
Hon. r. f. Gilbert Of Monitor Valley
vss in town during the week.
The usual religious services will be held
:. ,be Catholic Church to-morrow.
Va Tsmbien, the famous Nevada race
hor.e. was killed at Lexington June %.
supt. Read Of the Diamond mine ar
lived from Salt Lake City last Saturday.
Tbs Gear and Czsrina were crowned
monsrcbs Of all the Russias last Tuesday.
7, began raining Thursday and CON
.;,raa a, intervals throughout yesterday.
stanley Hamilton, Nevada's represent
.,;,s 40 West Point, left for the East Mon.
a. Johns Chapter No. 5, II. A. M,
meets this tssturday) evening as 1850
o'clock. "a
x.rd took their departure for California
Frank Paul arrived In Eureka Wednes-
a.y evening and left for Hamilton Thurs
day morning. -.
Ixel shields OF Hamilton, accompanied
NV his wife, came over last Saturday and
returned Monday.
The Prohibition National Convention
ma, Wednesday at Pittsburg. Pa, and the
meeting vas q very stormy one.
Word from Ell Psso to Captain Lees is 70
The affect that Blanther.~ suspected OF kill
ing Mrs. Lsngieldt. has gone East.
G. s. Batchelder departed yesterday for
Oakland, CAL, to attend the funeral Of
his father, who died there Tuesday.
Denver shoemaker displays this strik-
ing sign: GOOD people, have your under
Standing improved and your soles saved"
Thomas Dale. formerly OF Eureka, but
now OF Carson, and Miss Nellie Gray were
married in Reno Wednesday Of last week.
There will be q meeting Of the Board OF
County Commissioners next Monday. Per-
sops having bills against the county should
present them at the Clerks Office to-day.
The Is.es. New York quotation Of silver
is6sac Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
So O2h as 05; New York Brokers. So 90.
s,ockmen report that they have found
quite q number OF dead cattle In the val
leys south Of Belmont. Cause: Poor feed
and no water.
According 10 our exchanges. the School
Trustee elections all over the State this
year we're warmly contested. particularly
In Western Nevada.
Miss Anna Baker arrived here from the
East last Saturday on . visit, and during
her stay will be the guest OF her niece.
Mrs. Henry Riyes.
Mrs. A. Shields OF Hamilton and Mics
Mary Nelson OF this place left on Monday
mornings train on q visit to their friends
and relatives In Sweden.
Last Monday Steve Henley, OF
Elko's prominent citizens. was badly hurt
BY falling into an open cellar In one OF the
business houses Of that town.
Gladstone IL under . pledge 10 his phys
never 10 make another pablo speech.
&c has more than one asked to have IL
,st aside, bat without success.
II has been stated on good authority
hat Mr.. Hanford will resign as Governors
Private Secretary. and that J. II. Judge
will be appointed 10 hll the vacancy.
Tho soda fountain is now In running
rider ct tho y. J. Schneider drug store,
md those desiring . cool Summer drink.
nth any hind OF favor. can DO scoommo-
lated.
The state OF Indians furnished . great
many tall men for the army. Out Of 49,.
20 men whpss descriptions wore taken ~
he time Of enlisting. 1882 were six feet
" more in height.
Gen. Lucius FAirohild. who lost an arm
q the war. and was three tires Governor
4 Wisconsin. and Commander-su.Chief OF
he @. A. r.. died at Madison, VS.. Sat-
friday. aged rs years.
The paper 10 DO started by the Glass.
"Enterprise Of Glass Of 'e7." will
DO read the last Friday In each month.
nateed OF weekly, ~ erroneousiy staseo
the SENTINEL last week.
Hoodlums In Elko destroyed over 5000
lresbly-made bricks belonging 10 Mr..
Woodruff, and the citizens are making up
! purse to offer as . reward for information
that will convict the oulprits.
DR.. O. Hamilton has Q notice under
'sNsw To-day" in which he states that he
intends leaving Eureka soon on . profess
sional visit in the Southern part Of the
State. Those needing his services should
call ~ soon ~ possible.
Asbestos towels are among the ~curios-
isiss Of the day. When dirty 1t Ia only
necessary TO throw them into a red-hos
fire. and after 9 few minutes draw them
out fresh aud clean. This will be glad
news to the printing fraternity.
This 10 the latest Spring We have had
for several years, and wild flowers to dec
crate the graves to-day were scarce and
hard 10 get. Had 10 not been for the un-
expe ctedly hot sunshine last Wednesday
there would have been no flowers worth
gathering.
Benzine, which had been sprinkled upon