Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

gspry Phslan came over from Cherry
c,sek last Saturday.
n. ]. Cotton left Pslisade for San Fran
,,.co BY Monday nights train.
s~,nerinteneent Read Of the Diamond
xsot over 10 Salt Lake Wednesday.
Charley HUI returned from his visit at
Carson and Reuo by Tuesdays train.
Hon. John T. Wheeler and wife departed
Cor their new home ct Elko Wednesday.
non't forget the mask ball to be given
=, ,be star Band next Friday evening.
Ths lstes, New York quotation Of silver
,.sqlc: Lead-New York Brokers. So 80.
Henry Zsdow has so far recovered from
Al. attended illness as TO be on the street
again.
81. Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A.. M,
meets this Saturday evening at 7:30
O'Clock.
Mrs. s. Rogantini. accompanied by her
mother, we're in tow during the week
from Duckwster.
There will be a regular meeting OF Eu-
reks Comusndery No. :, X. r., this even.
ing at 1850 o'clock.
Mrs. W. J. Tonkin and son Walter re-
turped from q months visi, in California
BY Tuesdays train.
Tomorrow being Easter Day services
will be held at the Episcopal Church at IL
A. NJ and 1880 P. NJ.
Governor Ssdler came ss far as his ranch
In Diamond Valley Sunday night, but as
yet has not reached Eureka.
Paul Lane has secured q lease OF the L.
&P. Hay Ranch for five years. and during
that time will make 1t his headquarters.
Rev. Father Msnion Of Salt Lake City
arrived on Thursdays train, and will hold
Easter services ct the Catholic church to-
morrow.
About 200 pounds Of garden seeds ar.
rived BY Tuesdays mail for some Of Con-
gresham Newland's constituents in this
section.
Dr. j.. II. N. owen has been i'll and con-
fined to his room during the week. He is
now improving and hopes to be around
again in a few days.
Bishop Leonard will visit Eureka
on Sunday. May 16, and administer the
rite Of confirmation to the class that is
now in preparation.
Monday morning witnessed the exodus
Of Eureka's usual contingent TO the sheep
shssring corrals at Elko. Merritt & Ford
will shear about 90. 900. and Wheeler Bros.
abou, 10. 900 sheep this year.
Engineer Johnny Rice returned home
from California lass Saturday much i'm
proved in health. He will not go back on
bis run though anti about the first OF the
month.
The letter spoken OF in last weeks SEN
TISEL as having been received st the Eu-
rekA postofice bearing only the address
Eureka. Nevada." was delivered satur-
day evening. The Jim" mentioned was
James Couch.
The usual customs will be observed at
the masquerade ball next Friday evening.
Maskers will enter from the Buel street
entrance. and each mssker should have
the character they represent plainly writ
ten on q card.
J. b. Simpson came over from Ely
Thursday. He reports the people Of
Cherry Greek and Ely as being much en-
eouraged by the mining operations con
templated aud now under way in those
sections. He returned home yesterday.
Z. A. Mcconnell Ia now engaged in the
merchandise business at Kansas City. Mo-,
and will mol return to Eureka. He re-
Gently resigned his position OF superin-
sendent OF the Eureka Water Works, and
G.. A. Fletcher was this week appointed to
I'LL the position.
AS the outlook is favorable for an in
creased passenger travel to Ely, Messrs.
Achibald &Tracy are making arrangements
for the better accommodation Of pilgrims
bound for the new land Of promise. They
will shortly put on q two-horse coach, and
will add more horses il necessary.
The Rev. Richard Mercer arrived on
Saturday last and held services a. the
Episcopal Church on Sunday before large
congregations. The confirmation class.
which 10 unusually large. has met every
night In the rectory. Besides there have
been daily services with a good attend.
snce.
Thomas Probyn. who was stricken with
paralysis about . year ago. suffered an
other severe stroke at the County Hospi-
tai last Saturday, from the effects OF
which he died yesterday morning. After
being stricken the second tint he never
regained Consciousness. Deceased was a
pioneer on the Pacific Coast and for the
past twenty-five years had resided in Eu-
rska. He was a native of Wales. aged e5
years.