Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-03-27
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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III, 10 convslescing.
HON. M. q. Foster returned home from
Carson last Saturday.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church to-morrow.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
,.ssc: Lead-New York Brokers. So 80.
The Nevada State Herald is . new
weekly paper, issued for the first time
March 10Th Of Wells, Elko county.
We learn that the Star Band intends
si,ing q grand masquerade ball on the
night Of the Esd Of April.
The present term Of the Newark public
.obool il closed, and Miss Mary Nulty, lite
,e.oher, has returned TO her home In Eu.
reka.
Foreman H.A. McKim has . notice under
NEW To. day" calling . meeting Of the
Grand Jury for Monday next 81 1 O'Clock
p. NJ.
Frank Wilson, who filled the position
Of Journal Clerk in the Senate Of the late
Legislature, returned home from Carson
Tuesday.
The late Legislature fixed the State tax
rate for 1897 and 1898 81 % cents on the
500 valuation, which 10 two cents higher
than Il. has been for several years past.
W. T. smith Of the Elko and Tuscsrora
Mercantile Company Of Elko arrived home
from the East last Saturday accompanied
BY his mother. His health IL said 70 be
much improved.
Neil, son Of Dan Mscsskill OF Ruby
Hill, has been seriously i'll during the
week with an attack Of appendicitis. He
was somewhat improved Thursday, but Is
yet quite i'll.
Enterprise Gov. sadler will take 9 trip
through the eastern part Of the State next
week and will leave President Of the Sen
ate A. J.. McCone In the executive chair
during his absence.
Charley Turner, an old colored man,
who resided here for a number Of years.
died at DeLsmsr, this State. on the 10th
inst. Of paralysis. Charley WAS the father
OF young Turner, the pugilist.
Mrs. Alex Mccullough was up from Duck.
water the first part Of the week. The lady
reports having had TO abandon her wagon
and get . sleigh from Tom Fitzpatrick in
order TO get over the summit. She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Business a. The Hotel dc HUI IL improv.
ing. There we're seven bosrders for break.
fast yesterday morning, and the Sheriff
has found II necessary TO increase the pres.
ent supply Of bed ding on hand for the
comfort Of his late guests.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald Is expected 70
arrive in Eureka to-day from California.
and will hear the hsbeas corpus case OF Joe
Pongon, the Chinsman arrested for sell
Ing whisky 70 Indians. which hearing IL
set for $3.50 this afternoon.
Frank Paul Of White Pine, who filed
the position Of Enrolling Clerk OF the
Senate In the last Legislature, arrived in
Eureka by Tuesdays train. He has . case
coming up In the District Court next
week and will remain over.
The District Court will be in session
Monday. The calendar has not been made
mp yet. but the cases OF Boomhower VS..
North, Laird vs.. Morris. Bernardo vs..
Wheeler ct al. and Paul vs. Krsgnsz
are set for hearing at this term.
Boise Statesman W. H. Remington ar.
rived from Salt Lake Sunday. He feels
enthusiastic about the mines In which he
and Charles Crane are interested ct Pho
neer. They will send 10 a mill as soon IS
the roads are In condition for ~freighting.
Recognizing the great interest shown In
the kaleidoscope by all Nevada people since
the late physical culture entertainment ct
Carson. the Schneider drug store has
Just received from the East . new novelty
In the kinetoscope line. Drop in and see
the "pugs," skirt dancers, etc.
Ike woolverton was compelled TO aban-
don his sleigh 10 the narrows Of the can
yon leading up to Mineral Hill last Sstur-
day night on account Of the deep snow.
He packed the mail on one horse and rode
the other. and says he had hard work in
making the Hill by 10 o'clock that night.
J. G. Ford came In from tho Roberts
Greek ranch last Monday and reports the
snow IS being two feet deep on . level In
that section. and the snow drifted around
the fenoss until they are out OF sight. He
says the ranchers and stockmen need have
no fear OF . scarcity Of water this Sum.
mer.
On the first page Of to.dsy's SENTINEL
We publish a list Of the Acts passed by the
Legislature which have been signed By
the Governor and are now laws OF this
State. The list is not complete, as we
have been unable as yet TO learn what &C.
tion the Governor has taken In regard 10
some thirty.odd bills.
superintendent D. j. Cotton, accom-
panied by Mark L. Requa. son Of Presi.
dent Rama of Aha T. q d u u 81 NJ