Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04
HOME AND COAST.
Waters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

,ov A resident OF Anaconda.
The usual religious services will be held
=, ,be Catholic Church tomorrow.
O. @. Wallace lie reported to be sick In
Can Francisco aud confined to his room.
"a. Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ,
meets this Saturday. evening at 2 o'clock.
A.. W. Campbell. who has been in Cali
,oypis for a couple Of months. returned
lss week.
The President has sent to the Senate
Aha name OF Benjamin J. Franklin TO be
Governor OF Arizona.
There will be 8 meeting Of the F. & A.
NJ. and /. o. o. F. Hall Trustees At IL
o'clock n. tomorrow.
The Wells, Fargo Express Company has
suspepded Its wagon delivery in Virginia
City until times improve.
Miss Minnie ssdler leaves by Mondays
train to attend the Teachers Institute TO
be held .. Reno next week.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
;ssshc; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
a. 10; New York Brokers. SO 90.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Acting
Governor ssdler for a copy Of the school
laws and amendments thereto.
Mrs. II. Mannheim left by Wednesdays
train for Los Angeles, Cal, 10 pay q visit
Al her daughter Mrs. ]. II. F~slconer.
George Il. Hayden OF White River,
White Pine county, has been in town dur
ing the week engaged in legal matters.
Postmaster Clarke Is still confined to
his room with q severe attack Of rheums-
tism, and we regret 70 learn is no better.
Attorney Coffin OF Carson has been in
deted by the United States Grand Jury
for hindering the administration Of justice.
The election OF school Trustees is near
1t hand and the importance OF wise selee-
tons 10 this line cannot be oy~erestimated.
From . private letter We learn that Ter
renee McGinness. an old Nevada smelling
man, died recently at Anaoonds, Montana.
Thomas Cardew, an old Ruby Hill miner
and leader OF the Star Band, departed for
Mercur, Utah, last week, where he will
probably locate.
Charley Graham, who In the early SOS
WAS connected with the Empire saloon
here. we learn Is now in business at Ana
conds, Montana.
Parties interested In the shotgun, now
owned by Richie Emanuel, are requested
10 call at the San Francisco brewery next
Saturday evening.
Z. Ii. Parsons OF Salt Lake City arrived
in Eureka by Tuesdays train. Mr.. Par
sons was here OF legal business. He re-
turned home yesterday.
In the United States District Court on
March 81, the second trial OF John T..
Jones. charged with the theft Of Mint bal
lion, was set for April 90.
John Irwin OF Cortez, one OF the pioneer
miners OF Mill Canyon and Bullion Hill,
who was in Eureka a portion OF last week,
left for home on Monday morning.
Tho Appeal says the rumor that Wsshoe
county will not try to get the Capitol
moved over TO Reno by the next session OF
the Legislature 10 not well founded.
The Carson Tribune says that A.. O.
Cleveland will probably be selected to
head the Nevada delegation to the National
Republican Convention at 81. Louis.
There will be 9 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.
R. J. Burraston Of Mona, Utah, arrived
In Eureka last Monday. Mr.. Burrasson
10 one Of the witnesses in the Hayden vs..
Nichols 4 Parsons ct. al. lawsuit.
The E. 4 p. train Was three hours late
In arriving here last Tuesday. We learn
Q portion Of the machinery Of the locomo-
tive got ont of order. which caused the de-
lay.
Bishop Leonard OF Salt Lake City will
arrive In Eureka this afternoon, and will
hold Easter services at st. James Episco-
pal Church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
Sam Davis has been invited TO deliver
IN address before the Teachers Institute
on the good and bad points Of our educa-
tionAl system from an agricultural stand
point.
J. p. Raine Of Palisads wants informs-
ton IS TO the whereabouts Of NJ. o. Nc
Cure. who used 10 be . toll-gste keeper
fof G.. F. Paddleford ct Pslisads in or
about 1878.
The latest report from Governor Jones
is that be 10 on the turning point and
gradually leaning on the side Of getting
better. The last relapse was not consid-
cred serious.
Stanley Hamilton, son Of Professor
Hamilton Of the Nevada University. has
passed the examination for admission to
west Point and will represent Nevada In
that institution.
The Journal says that bets are being
made at Reno that Mr.. Reeds Congress
Will not appropriate $50. 900 or any other
sum for the erection OF . Government
building In Reno.