Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-14
PERSONAL 7
easements of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

George W. Baker, Esq, left yesterday
fr Tascarora.
cap.. A. d. Rock returned home from
Garter last Tuesday.
" ,. Griffin and Joe Kelley left yes
..,iay for San Francisco.
lanes Il. Wilmington arrived here from
San Francisco lat Thursday.
S.rator Foley and wife returned home
botl their Eastern trip last Tuesday.
John s. Capron left here last Monday
fr his home in Alameda, California,
Thomas Trainor and wife came in from
their ranch on Duckwater last Wednesday.
The Government stump inspector de.
parted by yesterdays train for Tuscarsra.
II. A. CoheR returned from Morey last
Monday and left on Wednesday for New
York.
II. Stevenson. n brother Of Mrs. Sydney
Hall, arrived here from Los Angeles last
Tuesday.
solly Alexander, a nephew Of Herman
Levy, arrived here last Tuesday from Wat.
%nnyille, Cal.
Charley Broy left yesterday 10 attend a
suit against the old AlLion Company in
San Francisco.
Assessor G. G. Wallace returned yester.
day from an official trip to the northern
end Of the county.
Harry Farlinger. who has been very
dangerously i'll from the effects Of furnace
fumes, is recovering.
Hank Donpelly, Superintendent of the
Eureka Con. Company, left for San Fran
cisco last Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Brown left for San Francisco
last Monday to spend a few weeks Of the
warm season at the Bay.
Thomas Warburtou, from Ophir, aud r.
II. Robinson Of Belmont, paid Eureka a
visit the early part Of the week.
Under the "fve-minute rule " the House
Of Representatives is likely TO get through
about the last Of September.
w. s.. Beard. our County Recorder, ar.
rived home from his Eastern trip last
Thursday looking quite hearty.
J. l.. Fast and wife came up from Pail.
SADIE las Saturday. The former returned
home on the Monday following.
Judd Riddle came up from the Hay
Ranch last Saturday and engaged about 20
men 20 help through the harvest.
II. A. Comins, Of Steptoe Greek, White
Pine county, has been in town during the
week attending the District Court.
Doc Holmes and O. b. Sampson, who
accompanied Eugene n. Robinson here, re-
turned to Seligman last Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Louis +. Dibber, accompanied by
her children, left here last Monday for
Alamosa, Colorado, where she has a sister
residing.
Tbs last Of the Coast delegates to the
National Conventions are getting back.
Tarpy Of California passed westward a few
days ago.
Mrs. VIM. Sampson, accompanied by
her little son, left for San Francisco last
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. X. y.
Hamilton.
Pat Holland is In Santa Rosa, Cal. Pat
has been very sick and has been stopping
with his sister. He will come up to Car
son in a few months.
Edward Probert, Manager Of the Rich
mond Company, arrived here from San
Francisco last Tuesday and departed yes
terday for the Bay.
WIN. II. Pratt, box 4S6 West Gardner,
Mass, l. inquiring for VIM. X. Richie,
who was in Eureka eight years ago, and is
now about go years old.
NJ. NJ. Dougherty, who is looking after
the cattle interests Of the Redlands Call
Company will leave for Austin and way
places Monday morning.
J.. p. Fay, Principal Of the Eureka pub
lie school, has passed a creditable examina-
ton, and has been admitted to practice ia
the courts Of this State.
Mrs. r. NJ. Cluff, nee Maggie Wethered,
arrived here from San Francisco last
Tuesday, and viii. remain for two weeks
on a visit 10 her parents.
l.. Lobner arrived here from Colfax,
California, last Tuesday on a visit to his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Kind, and will re-
main until next Monday.
Ed. Blumenthal and Harry Jackson de-
parted for the Bay last Wednesday, bent
on a months pleasure in the city. We
wish them a pleasant time.
James Colt, aged los years, died at
Moonshine, near Billiards Bar, Huha
county, last Saturday. He fled a home
stead entry at the age of hin~ety-nine.
Reuben Richard, accompanied by his
wife, daughter and youngest son, left here
last Monday on their way TO England
having greatly enjoyed their visit in Eu-
reka.
G. G. Snow, a Salt Lake mining man,
arrived here last Thursday and left in
company with VIM. Arlington and james
Mckinney for TEN Pahute yesterday
morning.
Bishop Leonard, Of Nevada and Utah,
will preach at the Episcopal Church to-
morrow, morning and evening. The rite
Of confirmation will be administered at the
evening service.
A Washington dispatch say that Con-
gresham Woodburn is on the rampage,
and offers 10 bet 1000 ION each Statel that
California, Nevada and Oregon will go
Republican next November.
Miss Sadie DAILY and her young brother
and cousin, oldest son Of Hon. Thomas
Robinson Of Newark, arrived here from
Santa Clara last Tuesday, and were met
by the latter at the railroad depot.
Rev. G. w. DE la Matyr, Superin-
tendent of the Nevada Mission of the
Methodist Church, after having spent
about a week attending to his duties IN
Eureka. left for Austin last Monday.
The nomination of Mayor Hewitt of
New York for the Presidency by the
American party Of California makes eight
Presidential candidates in the field. You
pay your money and take your choice.
Sydney Hall, a nephew Of ID. ii. Hall,
arrived here from Los Angeles last Satur-
day, and his family, who remained at Pali-
sade for a few days. arrived last Tuesday.
They have taken up their residence in Eu-
reka.
Mrs. Frances Peters, well known to the
Transfers and others who have been long
used to travel the White Pine road, who
has kept a saloon for several years at the
Richmond railroad crossing, died last
Monday after a weeks illness.
G. A. Moreing. a prominent mining en-.
gineer Of London, England, accompanied
hs III ..tfa or.va1 lr.a 1aoN ThnralaU