Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-07-31
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Tuesday.
DR.. ssmuels and wife arrived on Thurs
days train.
Leroy Coil brought in q load Of hay
makers Thursday.
Tom Trainer has zone back TO Montana.
When Pho man knoweth.
Miss Polly Powell has come up from
peLsmsr to spend the Summer.
Misses Lille and sophy Berg have gone
A San Francisco for . short visit.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
x.s 5sAc; Lead--New York Brokers.
s. so.
IN town from Northern Nye during the
week.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu.
,sks Commapdery No. 2, X. t., this even
ingat7h o'clock.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow morn
ing g. 10 o'clock.
Aha Laird has bought the old d. H.
Hall house on Spring street. lately occu-
pied by Abe Ksye.
Hon. Thos. Wren has returned 10 Reno.
He will be here again some time in the
latter part Of August.
The Misses Mstson, Of Hamilton, who
we're the guests Of Mrs. Mccormack for g
few days, have returned home.
Little Mike has moved his shoemaker's
shop into the old White Pine County
Bank building just north Of Berg's.
Hermann sadler, the San Francisco
merchant, Is rusticating withihis brother,
the Governor, at Huntington Valley.
W. H.. Tyler came 10 from Keystone
during the week. He reports things at
astsndstill there ST the present time.
Mrs. VIM. Harris, Jr., and daughter.
who have been q. Butte for about a year,
are visiting with relatives at Ruby Hill.
Assessor Powell took yesterdays train
for q business trip 10 the city and Santa
Cruz. He will return in about ten days.
Geo. T. Riyes leaves San Francisco next
week 10 take charge OF the Golden Cache
mine, Illiooette. B.. O.. says the Mining
and Scientific Press.
Joe v. Kelley, formerly OF Phoebe and
later OF Eureka. has gone to the Klondyke
70 make a stake 30 as 70 enable him TO de-
yslop bis mines In southern Nevada.
There will be a meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners next Monday.
Those having bills against the comfy are
requested TO present them at the Clerks
ONCE to-day.
Mrs. A. E. Kaye left last Saturday for
Ogden 10 visit for 9 month with her
mother. On her way she stopped over at
Flko and arranged for = residence. Prof.
Kaye will follow In q short time.
A. skillman and son Ed. returned from
San Francisco last Thursday. both very
much improved 10 health. Mrs. Skill
man is slowly improving and will remain
In the city abou, . month longer.
The K~londyke excitement 10 the talk Of
the town, also OF the out-of.town. "If I
we're only 40 years younger" 10 the favor.
I've excuse. Far away bills look green
90 DO nearby ~oranks-vsry green. indeed.
The freight for Lane 10 nearly ell At the
new camp; only about $50 tons more are
70 60 through Of the big orders. The
smaller teams have been laid OF. and only
the larger ones are retained to haul over
the balance.
The renovations being made In several
OF our barber shops and saloons smacks
strongly Of prosperity. We are thinking
OF starting . joint concern ourselves.
With q kind OF Christian Endsavor A.
saohmsnt In the rear.
George Mullins informs the SENTINEL
that the School Trustees have held q very
important meeting. and have decided to
hold another 81 1.-THE slaughter.houss within
the next six weeks, and positively elect
the Assistant Principal.
John E. Engstrom, wife and daughter
left Tuesday for Oakland, where they
will make their future homo. John 10 one
OF this districts old timers. having been
engaged ranohing and mining In this
neishborhood for the past 40 years.
Mrs. 8. N. Moore died as her residence
on Cedar Hill last Saturday morning.
sns has been suffering for several months
IRON = complication OF diseases and her
demise was not unexpected. Mrs. Moore
was well known about Eureka. having
Deen mere Tor eighteen or twenty years.
Eureka boy the other day asked his
ia'ner for enough Of the "althy lucre" TO
enable him to go TO the new gold Acids Of
Alaska. The old gentleman replied as fol.
lows my SON. elephants have been
known to live to the age Of four hundred
years. Don't be in too much OF . hurry
10 see the elephant. He'll keep"
All parties thinking OF hunting ,hrorVb
'ns Cottonwood Canyon are chsri,ablv
warned to save shoe leather. One of the
SENTINEL force was there this week with
assessor Powell. the Doctor and Dan
watson and now there isn't a feather lief,
on the whole mountain side. The limb Of
tne SENTINEL SAYS shootin, ;.,,. .u.