Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-30
HOME AND COAST.


Read j. W. Lambert d Cos special ssv-
ipes sale under " New To-day"
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
L. O. Bayer. The tonsorisl artist, left
Eureka Wednesday for pastures new.
The latest New York quotation OF silver
is65c; Lesd-New York Brokers. 20 80.
O. r. Horn has opened an ONCE In the
Land Office building on Main street sd-
joining b. Berg.
There will be . special meeting OF b..
Johns Chapter, R. A. NJ, this Saturday
evening st z o'clock.
A social gathering was held ct Morris
Regli's ranch Sunday evening. A number
Of Eurekans attended.
Miss Kitty Winzsll was seriously III the
fore part Of the week with throat trouble,
but 10 now somewhat improved.
A synopsis OF the Governors message
appears on the first page Of shis Issue. The
message is we'll received throughout the
State.
Public Administrator Clay Simms has
fled his petition for letters Of Admins
sration on the estate Of the late Il. n.
Beatty.
Mrs. O. L. Broy, who has been under
medical treatment In San Francisco for
the past two months. returned home last
Saturday much improved.
There will be 1 meeting Of the Board OF
County Commissioners next Monday. Per-
sons having bills against the county should
present. them 81 the Clerks Office to-day.
The SENTINEL learns that United States
Marshal George Humphrey. and United
States District Attorney O. A. Jones are
expected TO arrive In Eureka to-day on Of.
fetal business.
DR.. @. Hamilton returned from his trip
10 California Tuesday. He did not see
many signs OF the wave Of prosperity In the
Golden State. and says there are worse
places than Eureka.
Henry Lorrigsn and family CAM up
from Currsnt Greek Monday and left BY
Wednesday, train for San Jose, CAL, on .
visit to Mr.. Lorrigan's mother. who has
lately been In poor health.
W. II. Sweeney on Tuesday received .
telegram announcing the death OF his
sister. Mrs. Mary Giles. at Houston. Texas.
Mrs. Giles WAS the mother Of William
Giles, formerly OF Eureka.
The SENTINEL learns the price paid the
r.. n.s.so g. skat~ oaSkfa -aa &1Q mar
head sll round. An Eastern buyer offered
Mr.. Grsyson $4,000 the next day for his
bargain. which was refused.
The readers OF the SENTINEL will have TO
fOrego the pleasure Of reading our letter
from the Capital this week. Our CORES
pendent evidently attended the Senatorial
banquet and-fsiled TO write.
Judge Rives has telegraphed from Pi.
oche that he 10 detained ct the session Of
court now being held there. and will be
unable 10 be present At the opening Of
court here Monday - expected.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an invi-
tssion from the committee having In
charge the banquet rendered by Senator
John P. Jones. elect, which Was given ~
the Arlington Hotel, Carson. on wednss-
day evening.
The SENTINEL has received copies OF the
report Of the Secretary OF State for 1896
with compliments Of Secretary Of State
Howell and State PRIMER Mccarthy; also.
late bills from Assemblyman Foster and
Judge r. H. Harmon.
The late snowstorm has put ell the stock
men In extra good humor. With prices
advancing. and enough snow on the ground
70 insure stock water ell over the ranges.
they appreciate the fact that dame for.
tune 10 indeed smiling upon them.
The SENTINEL tenders the Committee OF
Arrangements Of the Calico party an spoil.
ogy for the omission OF Miss Nellie Reeds
name from the list Of that committee. Miss
Reeds name appeared In the copy, and
this office omitted IL through . mistake.
In . private letter from Carson II 10
stated that during the present session Of
the Legislature the Capitals 400 have
taken down the bars and sxtsnded the glad
hand without fear or favor until its men,
bership has now reached the 1000 mark.
Eursks's representatives did not help TO
pass the bill to legalize pr~izefghting In
she Assembly Tuesday. Foster voted
against II. and Allen did not vote on the
proposition. The bill passed the Assem-
bly, BY . vote Of 40 70 Q. II has yet to run
the gauntlet Of the Senate aud the Gov.
ernor.
Joe Toni called at the County Hospital
Tuesday and admitted to Michele Georges,
his brother in.lsw. that he Was the party
who had assaulted him last week. He told
him, 30 We are informed. that he did not
wish to hurt him very much. aud only
struck him twice with . slsdse hammer.
Georges 10 getting along fairly we'll oonsid.
sring the number Of stitches DR.. Powell
had TO take In his head.
The 0azetka a~nnouncss tha Hath Al Rano