Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-05-29
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

W. J. Tonkin left Wednesday 10 attend
the rodeo at Mineral Hill.
The brownies" will draw Q crowded
house next Friday evening.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Eugene Norris returned to Eureka Fri.
day Of last week from Bate, Montana.
Charley Lsusenschlsger returned from
his visit to San Francisco last Saturday.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
VAS 59Ac; Lead-New York Brokers.
IS 12h.
Judge Fitzgerald has been slowly i'm
proving during the week, and will soon be
on deck again.
]. @, Powell left Wednesday morning
on an assessing tour Of the northern por-
sion OF the county.
Mrs. E. B~oomhower. accompanied by
her three young daughters, has gone TO
California on . visit.
Hon. Tbos. Wren arrived Monday night
from Ely, and remained over until yester.
day when he continued on to Reno.
Superintendent Bliss, OF the Chairman
mine 81 Ely. arrived here Sunday night
and left the next morning for the west.
Read the advertisement 'of the grand
entertainment TO be given by the children
1t the Opera House next Friday evening.
To-day lie the anniversary OF the tornado
that played such havoc with buildings,
fences and roofs In Eureka and vicinity
last year.
Daniel Watson Of Dekslb, H., arrived
on Tuesdays train. and will visit his grand
mother, Mrs. d. W. Levan, during the
Summer.
r. +. Kloke. President OF the company
now operating the Mary Rose group Of
mines in Newark Valley. arrived from Ne.
brsska on Tuesdays train.
The Ruby Hill Methodist Sunday School
gave an entertainment at their church last
Saturday evening. The rotations and
songs we're highly enjoyed BY quite a large
audience.
The County Commissioners are receiv-
ing good words for their recent activity In
having the streets so thoroughly cleaned.
II has not been as well don't in several
years before.
Sadie Karsky, the eldest daughter Of M.
Karsky, while playing last Tuesday even
ing. dislocated her right elbow. DR.. Pow
ell replaced the dislocAtion and she Ii now
doing very we'll.
John Henderson and Major H. Miller OF
Elko. who have been on an extended trip
through the southern part Of the State
buying cattle. passed through Eureks
Tuesday. homeward bound.
J. L. Thompson. who met with an acci-
dent last November, and who has been
laid up all Winter In consequence. has
fully recovered and left for his home at
Mineral HUI Tuesday morning.
A semblsnce OF life 10 becoming evident
In the expected sesming from this point to
Ely. During the week several large teams
have started, heavily loaded with building
material and supplies for the Chairman
company.
N. P. Murphy has Just completed the
census OF this school district. and his re-
port shows 23a children between the ages
OF 8 and IS years. There 10 . slight fall
OF In the number OF children % compared
with last years census report.
The SENTINEL acknowledges receipt OF
40 invitation from President Stubbs TO be
present ~ the Commencement exercises OF
the Nevada State University /; also, an In.
vltatlon 70 be present a. the Reception to
be given the Normal Ciass OF 'e7.
The body Of J. NJ. Freysr. who died 81
DsLamsr about two years ago and bur.
led a. that place. was recently exhumed
and conveyed TO EUREKA BY private BON.
veyance. arriving hore Thursday night.
The body Was buried yesterday In the
ODD Fellows C~smssry. Mrs. Freysr,
widow Of deceased. accompanied the re-
mains here from DeLsmsr.
Az . meeting OF the Eureka High School
Debating Society last week. the following
officers were elected, TO hold ONCE for the
ensuing six months Leon N. Kind. Pres
idsnt; Jesse Ksrsky, Vice President; Pearl
Gates, Secretary; Walter whitmore. Treas
ursr. The subject selected for the next
Debate, 70 be held on the last Saturday In
June 10: Resolved. That wealth has more
innnence in the world 81 the present time
thar knowledge.
Principal Dornberger and the Misses
knowles. Haywood and walsenspiel have
oeen very earnestly engaged for some time
past in training the younger public school
children for the entertainment to be given
~ 'ne Opera House next Friday night.
Inc principal feature Of the teri tain.
ment will be the Brownie" opera, and
from what VS. learn Of the rehearssls, its
success Is An assured fact. There will also