Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-23
PERSONAL 7
sovsmsnts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

uS A. Skillman returned nome IRON
.;st 10 California last Tuesday.
W. Dimick, Of The Dimick mine, Typo
..me IN from there last Tuesday.
Ttomas Trainor and wife came in from
A. DuokWatef ganch last Thursday.
r.,ber Na.tini left last Wednesday fol
eli lake. and will be absent two weeks.
.Jndee Fitzgerald returned home from
49, western part Of the State last Tuesday,
Mrs.. Oscar Meyer left for San Fran.
.;sco last Monday for the benefit OF her
health.
Jerry Ahern felt happy last Sunday
wben his wife presented him with a fine
baby boy.
Vim. Arlington returned home from a
ese weeks trip to Salt Lake City aud
thercabouts.
T. d. Page, formerly a resident OF this
county, but nov Of San Jose, arrived here
last Thursday.
Miss Trowbridge of Typo arrived here
by train la Thursday and proceeded i'm
mediately for Tyhs.
Hon. Thomas Robinson, Of Newark. re-
turned home from California last Tuesday,
much improved in health.
DIR. Williams was called 10 Seligman
last Sunday TO attend Eugene n. Robin.
son, who has been very III.
Mrs. F. Brown, wife Of the brewer at
the City Brewery, who has been visiting
here, left for San Francisco last Monday.
Jim Poindexter, Sam Gibson, George
Schmitt and Joe Bartsch left last Monday
for S-prucemont to run the furnace at that
place.
Melvin l.. Wines is expected home from
Ann Haibor, Mich, where he has been at
tending a course Of law lectures, next
Tuesday.
Miss Ellie Phillips took her departure
for San Francisco last Wednesday, n
will spend three weeks Of the school yaea-
ton in that city.
Paul Douthett, after a short stay among
his friends in Eureka, left for San Diego
last Wednesday. lie was accompanied by
Allie McMartin.
The Misses Maggie and Elite Blackwell,
Miss OK eefe and Miss Mary Dorsey are
expected here to-day from st. Mary's Ac-
ademy, Salt Lake City.
Miss Laura Davis, a daughter Of
George Davis, an auetioneer and form
erly a resident Of Eureka, arrived here
last Thursday, accompanied by a younger
brother.
Louis +. Dibber, we regret 10 State, has
had a very sick household during the past
few weeks, and has himself been laid up
with Spring fever. All Of them, however,
are recovering.
j. X. Kendall, Superintendent of the
Jennie A mine, arrived here after several
months absence in San Francisco last Sat
urlay, and left by White Pine stage for
Hamilton last Monday.
Judge Bigelow is expected here from the
western part Of the State this evening, and
will preside next week in the District
Court in cases wherein Judge Fitzgerald
i disqualified by reason Of his having been
an attorney in said cases.
George Richard, a minrr who was for
merly employed in the Dunderberg mine
in this district, was drowned in Wood
River, Idaho, on the 18th instant. The
wagon in which he and Others were riding
upset while fording the river.
L. J. Dowlin, ormerly connected with
the Ruby and Dunderbeig Company at
Eureka, arrived here direct from England
last Tuesday afternoon, and left again on
Wednesday morning. lie goes To- Alaska,
where he will remain for a short time.
From Ruff. Shoemaker, Of the Grass Val
ley, Cal, Tidings, we learn that Ed. Nc
Sorley /. still at Jim Faulkenor's ranch.
near that place, and getting along first
rate. The other day he shot and killed a
biz coyote. lie goes out hunting and FISH
Ing every day.
f. Nj. Heitman, w. j, Smith, Charles
Tremhly, Capt. A. ID. Rock, John GRECO
yich, j. b. Tingley and r.. III. HUI, who
went from here last week as delegates to
the Grand Lodge of /. o. O. T., beld at
Reno the early part Of the week, returned
home last Thursday.
II. Sadler Of Eureka was in Reno last
night. lie will soon enlarge his business
operations by engaging in a new enterprise
In San Francisco. But this move viii not
lose the Democrats Of Nevada this stall
wart, for he will retain his home and bust
ness in Eureka. Gazette.
T. u. Dunno, brother of j. J. Dunno,
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector at
Virginia City, was here over last Saturday
and Sunday, representing the well,knowh
San Francisco oil and paint house OF Yates
4 Co. We were pleased to receive a call
from him at this office.
O. A. Crandall, Of the firms Of 4. i.
Gran iaI < Co, San Francisco, and ). Il.
wilkins & Co, Of Rockford, ILL.,, manu-.
iacturers Of seamless hosiery for the retail
trade. was here on n business visit during
the week. His line Of samples are ahead
Of any similar goods ever shown in Eureka.
J. NJ. ENGLISH, a former owner OF the
Richmond mine, arrived here last Satur-
day, and on the following day, accom-
panied by Geo. I. Rives, left for Typo on
Sunday, where he is interested in the Two
G mine Both gentlemen returned here
Tuesday afternoon and Mr.. English left
for San Francisco Wednesday morning
Harry Featherstone came over from
Ely last Wednesday by private con-
veyance, and left for Cortez yesterday
morning to get the plans for the new leach
ing works that Mr.. Reynolds and he in
tend building in Robinson District TINS
Summer, which are intended to be pat
termed after Mr.. Wenban's mill at Cortez.
George Phillips. a former resident OF
Eureka. who six or seven years ago was
engineer at the Eureka Con. furnaces, ar
rived here last Tuesday from Southern
California. His visit was for the purpose
OF attending to some mining litigation IN
White Pine county, which has been settled
since his arrival. Yesterday he left by the
White Pine stage to visit the property in
question.
j. N. Rousey, who has been several years
haggageman on the Il. & 7. railroad. viii
leave here next Monday week to take a
run" on the Central Pacific, where he
will have n better chance for promotion.
Mr.. Rousey is a ACKNOWLEDGING railroad
man, a most accommodating and pains
taking gentleman In his place, and an ex-
cellent citizen. He will take with him the
good wishes Of y large number OF friends
in these parts.
Justice Couri.
In the Justice Court, during the