Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-08-14
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Elko Thursday.
Edgar ssdIer came in from the Diamond
ranch Thursday.
Phil McKernan was over from Ely dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Ed. Bergman returned last Bat
u,dsy from her visit at Salt Lake.
Mike Murphy is laid up with . severe at
,.ek OF infammatory rheumatism.
r. d. WALTZ and Fred Waltz were in
,ovn several days the first Of the week.
James Wilson returned from his months
,,;o 40 San Francisco by Tuesdays train.
Tbe lstest New York quotation Of silver
x.s 55kc; Lead--New York Brokers.
So CO..
"a. Johns Chapter No. 9, r. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening st 7:3O
o'clock.
pis,ric. Attorney Breen disposed Of his
Atlas Hill property Wednesday 70 Peter
kaufman.
MIRA. W, J. Tonkin IN children left
Thur.dsy for q visit 70 her parents at Min
eral Hill.
W. are informed ths. . new daily paper
4. ANN 10 be started OF Elko by 9 join.
stock company.
Miss Fanny Anderson, who has been
Waiting friends at Elko, returned home
Sunday evening.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Commspdery No. 2, X. t., this even.
ing al IN o'clock.
william Maris. representing the Royal
and oueen Insurance Companies. arrived
by Thursdays train.
Mrs. p. II. HUI. Charley and Miss Ne
ysds left Tuesday for g visit TO the Waltz
ranch 81 McClosky Greek.
Peter Kaufman Of Eureka received $3.50
back pension money this week, and In flu
,ure will receive s12 per month.
Miss Helen whitmore arrived HON by
Thursdays train from her visit to Miss
Kitty winzell at the J. d. Ranch.
Geo. r. Merger and Jas. r.. Allen started
for Ely on bicycles Monday morning. ex-
psc.ipg TO make the trip in two days.
Walter whitmore struck out for the
northern end Of the county Monday, and
will be Away until school commences.
W. ]. Tonkin returned home Monday
from bis ranch. where he has been super
intending the putting up Of his hay crop.
Martin Thomas, who has been working
~. n-tf-h.nI.~ ~kna faV Aha Laird
Bros. 10 quite Ill and under . physician's
esfs.
Tbs Grass Valley Union Of the 9Th Inst.
mu. Mrs. r. ssdler. the wife OF Nsvada's
eournor. 10 here on . visit TO Mrs. VIM
kehler.
The pinsnut crop promises TO be unu-
sually large this season. This 10 why the
Indians predict that we will have q cold
Winter.
The Z. 4 P. train Thursday brought mp
two carloads OF rails 10 be used In ex-
tending the track into the sampling works
81 the Consolidated.
Granville Fletcher arrived By last Sat
urdsy's train. says he likes San Fran
DISCO. and reports having had . pleasant
Walt while 10 the city.
Mccoy Fitzgerald has completed his
law course at Harvard College and is now
In San Francisco assisting bis father In
the cspron estate litigation.
Governor Sadlsr came as far 90 J. N.
Norih's by Thursdays train and went 10
bis Diamond ranch. He will probably
some on TO Eureka 10 9 day or i've
DR.. Hamilton's card appears under
New To-day" Those In need Of bis
services will End him at his old quarters
on the irss floor OF the Jackson House.
Prof. A. E. Kaye left on last Mondays
train for Elko. where he will commence
his new duties as Principal OF the Elko
County High School early in September.
DR.. Hamilton returned Tuesday from
one Of bis itinerant trips into California
and along the line OF the railroad 10 Ne
vada. He 10 looking hale and vigorous,
and appears 10 have heartily enjoyed his
vacation.
~ hitooub miuo mhue suiPmeut w
Salt Lake last week OF . little over II tons.
Returns received show that the ore went
~ ounces in silver. s4s In gold and 7 per
cent lead per ton.
me SENTINEL has been requested 10 state
'nsf st. James Episcopal Sunday school
WI give 3 picnic 81 the Italian ranch on
wednesday. Aug. 10. A general invita-
tion is extended.
Father Manion left for Cherry Greek and
other towns 10 White Pine county this
week. and will be absent about Q month.
There will be no services al the Catholic
ohurch until his return.
Hon. R. F. Gilbert came In from Bel.
mont, Nye county. Tuesday. for q load Of
supplies and left for home Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Gilbert reports things very
quiet in 9 mining and business way In his
county at present.
San Francisco Chronicle, Aug. 1:
Misses Lille and Sophia Berg OF Eureka,