Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-06-12
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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Mrs. J. Hoegh and son have gone down
10 the city for q few days.
A. M. Smith, accompanied by his wife,
took Wednesdays train for Sacramento.
virginia City has 1888 children Of she
school sse, according to 3 census just COM
pleted.
A party Of electricians arrived Thursday
and left at onoe by private conveyance
for Ely.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
Vas Coo; Lead--New York Brokers.
So 12k.
Denney Keefe left Wednesday for q trip
through Montana and Colorado mining
districts.
Miss Lettie Evans. formerly Of Eureka,
graduated a. Salt Lake City on Friday.
the 4th inst.
Miss Jean Stowell, daughter Of W. II.
stowell, graduated at the Spokane High
School yesterday.
There will be . regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. & A. M. this
evening OF IN o'clock.
The absent list at the public school
numbered Sc last Thursday. due to the
interference OF measles.
Pete Loh's sprinkling cart made it's first
appearance on the streets last Tuesday,
and was a welcome visitor.
Messrs. Mullins and Hancock returned
from the meeting OF the Masonic Grand
Lodge al Elko by Thursdays train.
This neck Of the woods is being visited
with an epidemic Of measles. No very Sc
rious cases are yet reported. however.
E. M. Baum, mine host Of the Palissde
hotel, has the thanks Of the SENTINEL for
. couple OF speckled trout. They were
beauties.
W. B. Newell. ore buyer for the Selby
Smelling Company ct San Francisco, ar
rived Tuesday. and left for White Pine by
Thursdays stage.
J. W. Lambert and A. Hintze went over
10 Elko to attend the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of knights OF Pythias. They are
expected TO return to-day.
The Catholic Sunday school will meet
at half. past 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning.
and will continue 10 meet at that hour
during the absence OF the pastor.
The deputies In search OF the kidnapers
have sll got back. and the kidnapers are
over the border and into the land Of Nor
mon. II Ia now settled that DR.. Hagar
was one Of them.
On Wednesday, June I'd. J. 8. Casey
sho, and killed Bill Dodge as . timber
camp near DeLamar. The killing was the
result OF q quarrel over some mining tim
bsrs. This 10 DeLsmsr's nrst trouble Of
this character.
DR.. Hamilton and Granville Fletcher
went to Cortex Wednesday BY private con-
vsyanoe. The DR.. will remain there only
afsw days and then go TO California. He
expects to come back to Eureka in two or
three months.
The moving OF the big teams through
town with freight for the new mining town
OF Lane, has much the appearance OF old
times. About coo pounds have been
loaded from the E. a p. freight depot dur.
log the past few days.
J. II. Shoemaker brought Ia $50 head Of
beef cattle from Nys country. and satur-
day morning drove them 10 Diamond Val.
Icy. where he left about 10 OF them. He
drove the other 90 head TO CArlin. on the
8. p. n. r.. where he shipped them for
omahs. Neb., and possibly further East.
Mr.. Shoemaker expects to be absent about
three weeks.
People who overlook the sanitary rules
will do we'll 10 take more than . passing
interest 10 the action OF the Board OF Com.
missioners last Monday. whose proceed
ings will be found 10 another column. A
thorough street cleaning has been going
on for some time. but II our people fall 10
Cooperate with the work OF the Board,
but little good can be accomplished.
In the case Of Nora Ahsrn. who was muir
dered Al ~Eberhardt. White Pine county,
May 26ih, the Coroner's jury. after exam
lining the body Of deceased, rendered Q ver-
dict that she came 70 her death by being
Killed BY some person or persons unknown
70 shs Jury. George HAlsssad. . relative
Oh deceased. swore out g complaint against
sRiencnman named "Louey." who has
h'ed with Nora for q number OF years,
charging MIN with the murder. Louey 10
10 Jail at Ely.
Richard Martin died ., Ruby Hill las.
wednesday morning Of miners consump.
Non' from which be has been suffering for
the last two years. Deceased was an old
timer here, having frs. come to Ruby Hill
In '7S, and before that time was for MANY
years . resident Of Phoebe. "Dici" Mar.
tin was we'll liked. and his many friends
VIII learn Of his death with sorrow. He
was . native Of Cornwall, Eng, and was
about 81 years Of age. His wife and two
children. and = brother survive him. The
funeral was held on Thursday and wa,
largely attended.