Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Mrs. M WHEEL ckmo W rum
ranch Tuesday.
The Nevada Legislature will convene al
noon CD Monday.
Senator John p. Jones left Reno By
Mondays train for Washington.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The wenbsn Cortez mill al Coftez 10
running day and night at full capacity.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
h64sc G; Lsad-New York Brokers. ~ 10.
Lem Allen Of Churchill county will
probsbly be elected Speaker Of the As
sembly.
Frank Paul stopped over . day here on
his way through from Hamilton TO Carson
last Monday.
There will be . regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. q A. M. this
evening at 2 o'clock.
Paul Lane. who has . ranch near Pail
SADIE, returned home from q visit TO San
Francisco last week.
Clay simms has been placed in charge
of Senator Gregovich's hosiery during
his absence al Carson.
A business meeting OF the Eureka
Social Club will be held tom orrow Sun
day at their hall at 2 P. NJ.
The next subject before the High
School Debating Society will be: Has
the World Been Benefited by the Battle
OF Waterloo? p"
G.. II. Stinson has purchased the Post.
Office bookstore from @. s. Bstchelder and
will continue the business In the future.
Call 10 and see him.
Senator Gregovich and Hon. M. g.
Foster. two Of Eureka's representatives. TO
the Nevada Legislature. left for the Capri
tal on Wednesdays train.
Mondays Gazette says: jack Godfrey.
formerly OF Eureka. has purchased the
Arcade restaurant in Reno and In future
will conduct the business.
Miss Josie E. Robertson. OF Eureka.
left DeLamar Last Saturday for Pahrsna-
gat to take charge Of the school at that
place.-DeLamar Lode, Jan. 4.
Messrs. Chss. Jones md J.. III. Murphy,
OF Beowa~e, were in town Monday 10 ~.
tend court as witnesses in the Sheriff con.
test. They returned home Tuesday.
Judge +. II. Harmon was a passenger
by yesterdays train. bound for Carson.
The Judge expects TO secure q position in
the Senate, and we hope he succeeds.
The Keystone mill steamed up yestsr-
day preparatory for . regular run and a
petition Is being circulated for q U. 8.
Possofice at Keystone. - Reveille, Jan. Q.
L. A. Merritt and Frank Henderson re-
turned from Kansas City last Saturday.
Mr.. Merritt reports having had NO
trouble In disposing Of bis mules al q fair
price.
). W. Lambert 4 Co.'S prize Maltese
kitten has been missing from their store
since early this week. Any information Of
its whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived.
Charley Born came In from Bald
Mountain early this week to seek medical
aid. He 10 suffering from . severe
abscess in his right side. and is a pretty
sick man.
Mise Grace Jackson left yesterday
morning for = visit 70 her brother ~ Car
son. The young lady will doubtless have
pleasant time at the Capital during the
session Of the Legislature.
George A. Bartlett. Egg. left for Carson
Wednesday. He 10 . candidate for the
Office Of Assistant Chief Clerk OF the
Assembly. The SENTINEL vouches for his
efficiency and ability to I'LL the place.
Ths SENTINEL received . long oommuni-
cation from Joe Grandelmyer Of Hamilton
this week giving his views on the sena.
sorial question. Owing TO the length Of
the document prevents its publication in
our limited columns.
Al the debate Saturday night on
whether Cuba should be free, the argu-
ments we're strong on both sides Of the
question. The jury gave the verdict to
the afirmstives. so ct last this trouble
some Cuban problem 10 settled. and Spain
will cease hostilltiss al once.
r. R. Crawford. . we'll known Reno
printer. flls Hon. N. @. Fosters place on
the SENTINEL during the session Of the
Legislature. Mr.. Crawford Was q candi-
date for the Legislature from washoe
county last election and took . trip up
Salt river along with plenty Of company.
A. an invitation fancy dress ball, given
~ the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. l..
Bliss 81 Carson last week. Miss Emma
Vsnderleith. % Just Q Plain Niger
GAL" was awarded the prize for the best
sustained character. Hon. Eugene Howell,
"Fairy." captured the prize presented
for the handsomest costume.
Reveille. January o: Mitchell Gregg.
vich. who has been manager Of Governor
ssdlsr's store In Eureka for many years
past. WAS In Austin several days this week
and this morning departed for Carson. a.
which place be has . position awaiting