Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-03
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The snow is reported three feet deep on
.syel ct Hamilton.
Mrs. r. Morris departed for San Fran
s,co by yesterdays train.
W. r, Cox Of Diamond Valley has been
,,si,ius Eureka for the past few days.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
,.n.c Lsad-New York Brokers. % 30.
Iost-A bunch OF Eve keys. The finder
ill confer . favor by leaving them ct this
Office.
Judd Riddle came up from Pslisade
rhu,sdsy, and will remain over until
Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Tanvoord, wife Of Eureka's
new ,onsorial artist. arrived by Tuesdays
train from Salt Lake.
In ,be District Court Thursday Gust
simon. = native Of Sweden, was made .
citizen Of the United States.
]. @. Crombis came up from Mineral
Hill las. Saturday, and was In attendance
On Court Monday and Tuesday.
James White and Robert Bailey were In
attendance on the District Court this week.
They left for home Wednesday.
The school OF Stafford 10 closed. and
Miss Minnie Ssdler left Palissde for her
home a. Carson last Saturday night.
Assemblymsn @. e. Allen Of Eureka Wis
tied Reno Sunday and left for Cslifornis
the same evening.-Journal March 30.
g, II. Wheeler. formerly Of Eureka, but
now OF Reno, arrived on Tuesdays train
and will visi. on the Base Range for short
time.
John Nicholas. ST.. Of Ruby Hill, who
has been quite Ill with an attack Of pleu-
risy for the past four weeks, is now i'm
proving.
Hermann Bremenkampf. who has been
over in the western part Of the State for
the past two months, returned home on
Wednesday.
J. v. Brooks. . mining man who halls
from Louisville. Kentucky. Is spending a
few weeks looking over the camp.-Gold
Greek News.
r. r. Crawford, who has been employed
on the SENTINEL ~ q compositor for the
past two months. departed for his home at
Reno Wednesday.
icsl, and unless q change for the better
soon takes place. IL is feared there Is little
chance for his recovery.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu.
rsks o~ommsndery No. 2. X. t.. this even
ing at 1880 O'Clock, for the election OF ON
GERS for the ensuing term.
Judge +. L. Engstrom Of Beowawe ar
rived in Eureka last Saturday. and after
attending TO some court business returned
home on Wednesdays train.
We learn that Gov. Sadler has appointed
Jack Pardy Hide Inspector for this county;
however. this Is q mere rumor. and one We
have go far been unable 10 verify.
Under the head Of I" New To-day" 10 will
be seen tina. the Star Band intend giving .
grand masquerade bsll on the night OF
April 2sd At the Eureka Opera House.
There will be a meeting Of the Board OF
County Commissioners next Monday.
Persons having bills against the county
should present them at the Clerks Office
to-day.
The Hamilton stage driver found IL i'm
possible to get over the Pinto summit yea
terday morning on account OF the deep
snow. He returned TO Eureka with the
mail.
A. O. May, Uncle Sans Internal Rev.
smut Collector. arrived by last Saturdays
train and remained over Sunday. He is
authority for the statement that Elko Is
the liveliest own in the State.
Journal. March 81 Mr.. A. G.. Phillips
took the East bound train for Ohio yester-
day morning. where he will remain. Mrs.
Phillips will soon follow her husband.
Their departure from Reno is regretted.
Sheriff HUI and his deputy escorted four
prisoners to the State penitentisry ~ Car
son on yesterdays train. The Sheriff and
deputy expect TO return next Tuesday; the
others will make . more extended visit.
The records in the County CLERKS Office
show that up 10 the time the recent indict-
ments were brought In by the Grand Jury.
mere had not been q felony case before the
District Court Of this county since July
20. 1898.
IL VIII be seen by advertisement in an
other column that the Tsnabo Mill and
Mining Company. Of this county, has
levied an assessment Of fifty cents Der
share, payable on or before the 4th day OF
May next.
The E. q P. r. r. had TO put on an ex-
ira coach last Saturday to accommodate
the unusually large number Of passengers,
most OF whom were witnesses and iurors
In the District Court from the northern
end OF the county.
!. b. Sabron and Josh Tiugley came MP
from Duckwater the nrst Of the week. Mr..
ssbron brought in . wagon load Of bacon
and hams for the Eureka market, all Of
which we're cured by himself ct bis ranch