Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-05-15
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

the near future.
Mrs. M. Ksrsky left Monday for . visit
In San Francisco.
Mrs. L. M. Robinson returned Thursday
from q visit in the East.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
J. @. Rsvell left Wednesday for 9 few
days visit 81 Hamilton, White Pine.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
WAS 61hc; Lead-New York Brokers.
50 12k.
Herman Bremenksmpf left Elko Friday
morning Of last week for Rossland, British
Columbia.
Mrs. M. winzell drove In from her J..
d, ranch Friday Of last week and remained
over until Sunday.
There will be . regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. 16. r. d A. NJ. this
evening 1t IA O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Coil. Of the Wsh-
vesh Mountains. this county, visited here
several days this week.
Congressman Newlsnds has secured for
william E. Anderson Of Eureka Q pension
Of Sc per month, with back pay for about
$3.50.
Joe Mendes. the Duokwater rancher.
was in town the first OF the week. Joe is
the owner OF one Of the largest and best hay
ranches In his locality.
The change OF time recently made by
tho E. 4 p. Railroad Company. both in
departing and arriving, gives very general
satisfaction TO our people.
Several gentlemen from the western
part Of the State. interested In the Chain
man property. arrived here Thursday and
started immediately for Ely.
W. II. Sweeney returned last Saturday
from 9 visit In the western part Of the
State. He says all the places he visited
were dull. and that old Eureka is good
enough for him.
Mrs. Lizzie Doolittle died at Pocstello,
Idaho, last Saturday. She was the dsugh-
yer Of Mrs. Pratt, Of Palissde. Deceased
leaves TO mourn her q mother. three
brothers and q sister.
Dr.. @. Hamilton. the dentist, gives no
tice In another column that be intends
taking q vacation In about two weeks, and
that persons needing his services will
please call before that time.
Work has been fully in~augursted at the
PATRON mine. The new road 10 being
widsned TO admit Of travel by big teams.
and the tunnel 10 being Strengthened up.
previous to the commencement Of work by
The contractors.
Mrs. W. b. Graham, OF Ely, accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs. z. Fo1. ar
rived from San Francisco last Saturday.
They remained over here until Monday,
when they departed for Mrs. Graham's
home 1t Ely. White Pine.
W. B. Harrub. Of AlAmeda, CAL. while
on his way East, dropped In here Friday
Of last week and left or the following sun
day. Mr.. Hsrrub 10 the owner Of the
water works on Ruby Hill. and had bust
mesa here In connection with them.
Last Tuesday afternoon, Johnnie Glen
dsnning, while playing with one or two
other children on the street. WAS bitten on
the arm BY . large. ugly, wolfsh-looking
dog. The bite was not severe. and no Sc
rious consequences are anticipated from IL.
The Eureka High School Debating 3d.
cissy will have 9 meeting this even
Ing. and. instead Of the usual debate. an
appropriate literary and musical pro-
aramme will be rendered. Rev. Mr.. Mer-
Ger will also deliver . lecture 10 the So
eisty.
A. Cahen, who has been In the employ
Of NJ. Karsky as salesman In the dry goods
business here for several years, left Mon
day for Sacramento. CAL. where he will
embark In business for himself. His
friends 10 Eureka wish him success In his
new venture.
While working In the Diamond mine
recently. Ed. Kopp got . fragment Of
steel In his left BYE, from which he suf.
fsrsd great pain for several days until
the piece was extracted. The eye has re-
sumed its normal condition. enabling Ed.
70 60 TO work again.
The administrAtion Of the NickAls estate
onanu under q new regime. Clay
oimms was appointed and qualified last
Tuesday as administrator with the will an.
nsxed; Mrs. Julia Nickals. who had been
named in the will as ~sxecu.rix, having
been removed . short time ago by the
Court.
Bishop Leonard, and Rev. Mr., Mercer
and wife, will arrive here BY this after.
Moons train. The Bishop will hold serv.
ices In 81. James Church tomorrow a,
1880 A. M. and In the evening ct 7:90,
when the rite Of confirmation will be con.
ferred BY the Bishop upon Q number Of
young people.
The county dads have awakened TO the
necessity Of doing some work on the south
end OF Main street. They have had a
f0raG nj mar Ar-1-~ IL.