Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-02-27
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

returned from Salt Lake Thursday.
The recent cold snap was welcomed by
,be ice men both here and at Palissde.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Eureka Consolidated delinquent
..,s appears under New To day"
W. J. Tonkin returned from . trip 70
,be western part Of the State Saturday.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
,.s41c c; Lsad-New York Brokers. 80 %.
Adolph Oahen left Monday for . visit In
california. He will be absent about .
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J.. smith, aud Mrs.
". e. Griffin, departed Monday for their
home OF Reno.
Mrs. Robert Bailey came mp from Dia-
mond Valley last Sunday on . visit 70
friends in Eureka.
Jack Csple Of Ruby Hill left Thursday
Al take a position in one OF the mines OF
the Golden State.
Miss villa Boomhower came up from
Alpha Wednesday for 9 short visit TO her
r.
parents In Eureka.
Henry Kind went TO Pslisade wednes-
dsy 10 meet q relative who was passing
through to the East.
Sam Carter OF Ruby Hill has gone TO
the Elko hot springs to seek relief from
his rheumatic trouble.
Mrs. Hannah Morris has applied for
letters Of administration upon the estate
OF her late husband, N. Morris.
W. Fl. Grayson. . resident Of Beowawe.
has been sdjudged insane and sent to the
State Asylum.-virginia Chronicle, Feb
ruary 20.
Editor Fairbanks Of the Dayton Times.
WAS married 10 Miss Hattie Gould in Car
son last week. The SENTINEL extends
congratulations.
County Recorder spinner sold his Spring
street residence last week TO u. H. Stinson
Of the Posioface bookstore. Mr.. ssinson
took possession Tuesday.
@. @. Wallace, who is in Carson. 10 In
disguise. He has shaver of his beard
and many of his old acquaintance fail TO
recognizes him .-Enterprise.
News reached Eureka this week Of the
serious illness OF W. j. Smith at Salt Lake.
He is reported to have been confined TO his
bed for the past three weeks.
Col. Joseph Grandelmsyer Of White Pine
Ia discussing. from . moral standpoint,
the recent " Physical Culture" law passed
By the Legislature. in the Reno Gazette.
The blackboard has been laid aside for
the present and sleighs are now being used
between Eureka and Palisade. Ike Wool
vsrton reports fine ~sleighing all the way.
There will be . meeting Of the Board OF
County Commissioner next Monday.
Persons having bills against the county
should present them at the Clerks Office
to-day.
Miss Minnie Kobler. accompanied by
Mrs. William ZAdow's daughter Jennie.
left for Grass Valley. CAL. BY Mondays
train. Miss Kohler Was called home BY
the serious illness OF her mother.
l.. A. Merritt left Wednesday for Gall
fornis. He goes by way Of the Roberts
Greek ranch 70 take . carload Of mules to
Beowswe. and from thence they will be
shipped to his Yolo county ranch.
Frank winzell left last Monday for .
visit TO California. Franks arms. which
we're injured some months ago. are much
improved. and during his stay he will take
advantage Of the Hospital appliances at
San Francisco. He was accompanied by
his mother and his sister Kittie.
There was . decided drop In the temper
AZURE Sunday and Monday nights In En-
reks aud vicinity, when the thermometer
marked respectively 6 and 8 degrees below
here and IA below ct Fish Greek. II has
gradually grown warmer during the latter
part Of the week and the snow 10 fast dis.
appearing.
The young daughter Of Jonathan Walker
was taken with 9 severe attack Of scarlet
fever at Pslisade last week. The public
school was closed. and although the young
lady 10 now convslescing and out Of
danger. the Trustees have decided to take
no chances. and will not open the school
again Tor two weeks. No other cases have
developed.
E'A M~cconneli's extended visit East
10 accounted for BY The fact that his health
10 being greatly benefited. Letters re-
csived from Kansas City, No.. state that
he is rapidly taking on flesh. in fact, is
already put OF the lightweight GLASS. His
daughter, Miss Eva. Is also much i'm.
proved In health.
senator Gregovioh and wife and Assem-
blyman Foster arrived In Eureka from
Carson last Saturday. The Legislature
was notin session Monday on accounts OF the
National holiday. and they took the oppor.
tunisy to pay a flying visit to their coustis.
usuts 70 consult with them upon matters
pertaining TO the interests Of Eureka coun.
". The gentlemen returned 10 the Cspl.
sal Monday.