Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-23
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

IN "a O; Lesd-New York Brokers. 81 80.
Mr.. Nixon published an article 10 the
Silver State gracefully acknowledging his
defeat.
81. Johns Chapter No. s, r. A.. M,
meets this Saturday evening OF .
o'clock.
The SENTINEL is under obligations 10
Assemblyman Foster for Nevada reports
furnished.
II is understood st Carson that . big
banquet 10 10 follow the election OF United
States Senator.
Carson papers state that Comins OF
White Pine appears to be the leader Of the
Silver Senators.
W. e. Griffin. Wells. Fargo d Co.'s
route agent. came up by Saturdays train
and remained over till Monday.
II. Kind departed by Mondays train
for the Capital. II is understood Henry
will represent Eureka county in the Third
House.
Thu SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
Of the reports OF the AdjutantGenerAl
State Treasurer, surveyor-G General and
State Printer.
There will be Q meeting Of the Council
of Royal, Select and superintendent
Masters ct their hall this evening (sssur-
day. at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. H. @. McTernsy departed BY yes
terdsy's train on . visit to her sister, Mrs.
J. sepulveds and other relatives and
friends In California.
II. A. jackson has fled On application
in the Third Judicial District Court for
letters OF administration on the estate OF
the late r. N. Beatty.
Mrs. Adela v. PARA, who has been
visiting relatives st San Antonio. Texas.
arrived in Eureka Thursday on . visit 10
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Wren.
Mrs. D. Mannheim and Miss Ada Man
helm Of San Francisco arrived yesterday
and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Hsusmsnn.--Rsno Journal, Jan. 20.
The SENTINEL has received . copy Of
Acting Governor sadler's message TO the
Legislature. . synopsis Of which will be
given our readers in next weeks issue.
Miss May wittenberg passed success
fol examination before the County Ex-
aiming Board held last week and has
been granted q Teachers Grammar Grade
certificate.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany hss levied 81 assessment Of twenty
FIVE cent? per share upon It's capital stock.
Tie notice appears under New To-day"
In this issue.
Rev. Father Nattini, formerly 9 resident
OF Eureka and pastor Of the Diocese, but
since located ct Council Bluffs, Iowa,
left recently for Italy In hopes OF regain.
Ing his failing health.
Mrs. Sam Henry and children have gone
70 Cortex TO reside. Mr.. Henry is now
permanently employed by the wenbsn
Company. and his family left by wsdnes-
days train to join him.
E. A. MoConnsll and daughter Eva left
yesterday for Kansas City. Mo. Miss Eva.
who is in poor health. will remain with
relatives In the East In the hope that the
change will benefit her.
Bob and Abe Laird received two coal
miners head lamps from relatives In the
East this week. They have been working
with them several days underground and
say they give the finest light they ever
used.
The Mining and Scientific Press 10 .
valuable paper aud contains very interest
Ing articles. II is published weekly Al
San Francisco and has . large circulation
10 the Mining States. See advertisement
10 this Issue.
Superintendent Babcook. Of San Fran.
cisco. ressnts the Grand Jury's efforts TO
ascertain how school moneys are spent.
He says they are not practical educators
and cannot be expected to know what 10
necessary for the schools.
Mrs. Henry Berry, mother.in.lAw Of
Harry West. fell some eight feet into .
cellar under the kitchen In her home early
yesterday morning and dislocated her left
shoulder. Mrs.. Berry 10 10 years Of sge.
but DR.. Powell, who reduced the disloca.
sion, says the old lady will Re up and
around again In . few days.
Mrs.. Alex Mccullough OF Duckwster
was In town this week. The lady reports
the people in that section prosperous aud
happy the increase In the price Of cattle
having put new life into the community.
Mrs. Mccullough 10 Of the opinion that
prices will be even better this Fall, and 10
holding 100 head Of Hns steers In antici.
patton Of An advance.
Eureka county's spporsionment for
1895 was %, 167 IS for 48s school children.
For 1897 We receive $3.50 IS for AGA
school children. This shows 9 loss Of "a
school children and . gain Of 81. 765 so
over last years apporsionment. and is 40
counted for BY the increased amount OF
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