Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-03-20
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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The usual religious services will be held
=. the Catholic Church tomorrow.
IA Ia estimated that six thousand people
attended the prize fights at Carson.
The latest New York quotation OF silver
ia 60 &c; Lead-New York Brokers, 50 80.
st. Johns Chapter No. s, Il. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening at =
o'clock.
The public school at Palisade has been
reopened again, all fears OF the scarlet
fever having subsidized.
Mrs. James Hsgsr left for California
by Wednesdays train. where she expects
to reside permanently.
II is understood that Fitzsimmons is to
be offered the freedom Of the city should he
conclude 10 visit Ruby Hill.
The price Of silver has deprecated is
cents, and lead advanced % cents per 100
pounds, since our last quotation.
r, Mechanics and son and John Glen
depning arrived home from Cortez Thurs
day evening W pti'e'o S"h'e!oHS
Peter Tore, Jr., who has been under
medical treatment in San Francisco for
some time, returned to Eureka Thursday.
Conductor Rousey was en- ardent sup
porter Of Fitzsimmons, and won all kinds
Of hats, clothing and jewelry on the fight.
Hon. Thos. Robinson came in from
Newark Valley last Saturday. lie reports
having had to shovel considerable snow
In order TO get over the Summit.
We hear that NJ. Doughersy OF Fish
Greek sold quite a bunch OF his stock
last week to - Dorsey Of Elko county for
si5 per head, TO be delivered at the ranch.
There will be a business meeting OF the
ladies OF the Guild at the residence OF
Mrs, Horn on Tuesday evening at Z o.
clock. All members are requested to at
tend.
The Judges decision in the debate last
Saturday evening on the subject, Re-
solved, That the Negro is benefited by
his freedom" was given TO the afirmA-
tive side.
Assessor Powell and Superintendent
Read returned from the fight by Thurs
days train. They report the mill as being
up TO their expectations, and that the best
man won.
II ia reported by parties who arrived
from Carson by Thursdays train that the
admission TO the fight was raised from %
TO $40. Those applying for the s. seats
AZ I'D vertised. we're informed that they
had all been sold.
The ball given by Rescue Hose Company
last Wednesday evening was . grand sue
cess socially and financially. All the
dancers turned out in full force and did
not leave till an early hour in the morn
ing. The management are complimen'ed
for the able manner in which everything
was conducted.
The blackboard, which should have ar
rived in Eureka at s O'Clock Wednesday
evening, did not get in until after 4
o'clock the next morning. Ike Woolver-
ton, the driver on this end, says the bot
ton has almost dropped out OF the road
on the Palissde end. and from Mineral
Hill to Eureka the roads are nothing to
brsg Of al present.
Salt Lake Tribune March l6: Judge
Henry Rives, chief counsel for Capt. De-
Lamar, has returned from Nevada and
reports increased interest in the mines OF
that commonwealth. He 10 interested in
q large number OF mining claims in the
various districts. and has already contrib
u.ed largely to the promotion Of the great
industry over there.
George A. Bartlett, Esq, left Carson
Thursday for San Francisco to consult an
ooculist regarding his eyes. which OF late
have been troubling him considerably.
He expects to return TO Eureka before
commencing Upon the compilation OF Ne
vsda's laws. which the late Legislature
provided should be dons by Mr.. Norcross
of Reno and Mr.. Bartlett.
The DeLamar correspondent OF the
Phoebe Record has the following in regard
to the death OF q we'll known former Eu-
rekan Mr.. VIM. Albis, employed at chop
ping wood in the hills, was taken with a
severe case Of pneumonia. and before med
zeal aid could be obtained died 10 camp.
MS BODY Was brought 10 town and in
serred ON the 10Th inst. He was of a %.
vial disposition and his loss is leenIy felt
by his numerous friends.
Charley Lausenschlager arranged with
the Western Union Telegraph Company
to furnish him with bulletins giving a
complete description Of the fight by
rounds direct from the ringside on We'd
nesday last. The Telegraph Company
furnished q splendid report Of the con.
test which was duly appreciated by the
large crowd that flled the Old Corner
and listened to the reading Of the bulle.
tins. The SENTINEL is indebted 10 MFR.
Lautenschlsger for the report Of the aghs
that sppea re In this issue.
From VIM. Clayton we learn that Aha