Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-08-18
PERSONAL NOTES
<,vsnents of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere

y Berg has been very III during th'
- with neuralgia.
L Wines, Esq, left for Battle
Maintain last Wednesday.
,G.s Minnie Northey returned home
t.am Palisade last Thursday.
psno claims that Tom Fitch is about tC
Income a I permanent resident OF that town.
Iu,ber Clarke Is able 10 attend to bust.
,.ss again, after two or three weeks illness.
uon. II. +. Bartine and Judge Murphy
iii shortly proceed TO canvass the State.
Uub Parker of Carson, who is very i'll,
IA been taken 10 San Francisco for treat
nent
Harry WEIGH, Simeon Wenban's secre.
,.,y al Cortez, came up from there last
Thursday.
X. Mcmillan for many years a resident
dRuby Hill, left last Monday for Butte,
Montana.
Judd Riddle came up from the Hay
Ranch last Tuesday and remained in town
over night.
We are pleased to learn taat Judge A.
L Fitzgerald, who has been quite i'll, is
Enyalescing.
Wm. Wheatley, who mined In this dis
tict as early as 1873, arrived here with his
hmily last Thursday.
Nr. NJ. NJ. Rock left last Monday for
Reno. where she will stay about a month
for the benefit Of her health.
John Williams, an old time miner and
turnacoman in this district, returned last
Tuesday ftOm a visit to California.
Frank Whittenberg's little daughter,
who has been very sick for several weeks
past. is now considered out Of danger.
The Virginia Chronicle says ex-SheriH
w.. S. Hanks, Of Elko county, is a men,
Der Of the Central Pacific detective force.
DR.. Leek, the dentist, left last Monday
for Hamilton, Ely, Taylor and Cherry
Creek, and viii be absent six or eight weeks.
Matt Kyle, formerly Sheriff Of this
county, is ia the jobbing and retail liquor
business in Virginia City and quite pros
porous.
Charles Crooker, one Of the original
founders Of the Central Pacific railroad,
died last Tuesday. He had been i'll for a
year paGt.
Messn. Featherstone and Reynolds, Of
the Keystone mine, Robinson District,
came IN town by private conveyance last
Thursday.
President Cleveland is expected in
Maine this month with Lamont and
Whitney. The visit Is both for pleasure
and politics.
The City Of New York with James G.
Blaine and party arrived at New York on
he 9th instant, about q hours behind
time.
Hip S. Magendie came mp from San
'faI cisco last Tuesday to visit his family
/ this place, and returned home on the
GLOWING day.
Nick T~redennick, who was accidently
by his father in Virginia City Monday
is improving rapidly and Is now
mt Of danger.
Thos. +. Haley left yesterday for Chey-
me, Wyoming Territory, to attend as a
10 the Grand Lodge Of A. o. u. |
v, and will return home in about ten
avs.
Henry Rives, Esq, George Bartlett and
hos. Trainor left by private conveyance
Montay for the south fork of the
humboldt on a ten days hunting and fish
trip.
VIM. Pardy left last Wednesday for
where he will remain a week or
yo and then proceed north towards
iaho and Montana. lie expects to be
)seut about six months.
General Howard has made an adverse
port on the project 20 establish a mill
ny post in Reno, and says that q few
ears should elapse before a final location
a permanent fort in Nevada is made.
DIR. Owen end 10 Moline returned home
their Bald Mountain prospecting trip |
~ Wednesday. They brought samples
ore along Of which qualitative a says
III be made. Dir. Moline will go N an
Their trip In a few days.
In a former issue of the SENTINEL we in
d~yertently stated that Z. V. Roux was
secretary TO Senator VIM. Stewart.
We find that we were in error and that
ir. Froham. who was with the Senator in
occupies that position.
George Thomas, who has lived here
ince be was a very small boy, left last
ionday 60 Try his fortune in Denver,
,ol. He is an excellent young man, and
caves a host Of friends behind him who
viii be glad at all times to hear that he is
oing well.
The wife of Captain G. II. Perkins of
IL. L., formerly a Miss Weld of
Boston. has Just received a legacy es-
high IN the millions. She was be-
ore this fall Of good luck one of the rich
women in America, having an estate
+ nearly IS, 600, 900.
Ed. Blumenthal and Harry Jackson re-
home from San Francisco last
tuesday, having had four weeks thorough
Enjoyment in that city. They went to
City on their way home and re-
NAMED there about a week. The boys
look quite hearty and are very much
with their trip.
Mrs. Henry Rives, Mrs. Don McNicol
and Miss Maud Rives left last Monday for
The latter will go with Mrs.
j. l.. Fast and her little boy to the
Arkansas Hot Springs. They will remain
for two months and then proceed on
a visit 10 their friends in Chicago. Mrs.
Rives aud Mrs. MeNicol returned home on
Thursday last.
VIM. Duff Stewart, better known as
"Seotty in Eureka, where he was en-
gagged in teaming for a number Of years,
and who left here with a ~teaming outfit
three or four years ago for Montana, and
afterwards found his way into California,
whore he made considerable money In
land speculation, returned here last Thurs
day. We hear that he is to superintend
Mrs. Deans cattle ranch.
Again in Danger.
We learn that Charley Boskowitz was