Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-08-04
PERSONAL NOTES.
x-.r.r.suts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

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nsu;.m parly returned home from Sar
v'.eiseo last Wednesday.
l,,one Aguayo arrived here from
wa,.v Greek last Wednesday.
n, and Mrs. J. l.. Wines returned
;som Reno last Tuesday.
81 Wittenberg's little daughter Flora
.ss,v sick with typhoid fever.
wm. Dougherty, Of Spring Valley, is in
-, .iek with mountain fever.
r,Go,ernor Adams has again returned
~. Western part Of the State.
senator Foley arrived home from San
rancisej aud Reno OF Thursday last
General sheridan's condition is un
A,need. Favorable symptoms continue.
esorgs Henderson was kicked in the
bsi by a horse that he was shoeing yester.
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Gen. Powning says it seems natural to
ale the pencil, shears and p~aste-pot
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n Daugherty andIhis niece, Mis-. Mary
tnagh, were in from Secret Canyon yes
sday.
ban District yesterday by private con-
wyanee.
Henry Rivel, ESD, aud family, returned
kme last Saturday from q weeks vacation
II Palisade.
T. Il. Brotherton and A. i. Cary, with
their wives, arrived here from Belmont
ht Thursdty
Mrs. Thomas Dixon left for San Fran
cisco last Wednesday, accompanied by her
little daughter.
A. L. Cheney, Esq, left last Monday
f0r San Francisco, for a months visit Of
business and pleasure.
Mrs J. I. Williams and children have
returned to Hot Creek, Nye county,
from Dubuque, Iowa.
B. Gilman, Superintendent Of the T.. 4
P. r.. Il. Co.. arrived home from San
Francisco last Tuesday.
Mrs. Carder, formerly OF the Western
Union Telegraph Office in Carson, Is heir
sS 10 a legacy Of 1900.
A. Caughey, who has been employed for
Along time at the Eureka Con. works, left
last Wednesday for California.
Congressman Sam Randall is reported as
being much better, and fees tha. be is on
The road TO complete recovery.
Al Titus left for Oakland, Cal, last
Wednesday 10 visit his family, and will re-
turn in about a week from to-day.
J. II. Kendall, Mrs. w. Timson and
Major Treece cane over from Hamilton by
private conveyance last Thursday evening.
Messrs. II. ID. Edwards, j. l.. Wines and
J.. i. Alexander have been admitted to
in the U. 5. Circuit Court Of this
State.
II. Donnelly, Superintendent Of the
Con. Mining Company. returned
from a visi. to San Francisco last
Wednesday.
Doc Holmes came over yesterday from
after Eugene y. Robinson and
wife, who are expected here from New
York to-day.
DIR. Owen and 10 Moline will leave to-
lay or tomorrow ON a prospecting trip To
bout six days.
Allan w. Thurman, son OF the Demo-
ratio nominee for Vice President, ar
Columbus, Ohio.
William II. Beatty, formerly Of the Su.
RENE Court Of this State, has been
ominated for Chief Justice Of the Supreme
'ourt Of California.
Mrs. Brown, and her son William Black
gell, came in Yesterday from Currant
'reek with a load Of Eastern Nevada
aised apples and black currants.
Miss Laura Davis, neice Of J. T. Butler, |
in from Duekwater and left last
Monday for FL Dorado, Cal, to visit her
mother who is very sick at that place.
Three Nevada boys have graduated
rom West Point. They are: Jack
Seall and A. Il. Mackay, both Of Storey
and George Stockle Of White
Pine.
Ms. Thos. Cluf, nee Miss Maggie
Wethered, returnnd last Monday to her
In San Francisco, after a few weeks
pleasant visit with her relatives and friends
n Eureka.
Arthur William, infant son Of Mr.. anil
Mrs. Il. Sadler, died last Saturday after.
noon after a short illness. The funeral
was the largest that has taken place in Eu-
reka FOR several years.
judge j. G. Mckinney Of Austin in
tends to open a law office in Battle Mount.
hin. He win return and travel between
the two towns when he has professional
in either place.
John Olsen anl have family been tenting
ut the Italian ranch for several days past tor
the benefit Of Mr.. Olsen's health, who has
been very sick from lead poisoning. We
are glad 10 learn that he is recovering.
George Hanks, an old time resident
and prospector of Eureka District,
last Wednesday morning for Modoc
Cal, 10 recuperate his health,
which has been very poor for a long time
past.
Samuel Brady, Of Detroit, Michigan
has been here looking at the Alexandria
mine and attending to some business OF the
company, left last Wednesday for South
ern Utah TO examine some mining prop
erty.
At a special meeting Of the Eureka Con.
Mining Company, held in San Francisco
July q, ID. Friedenrich was elected Di-
rector, vice II. p. II. Hutton, and ii. j.
Bush, Secretary, vice Cunningham re-
signed.
Charles p. Robbins, the assayer at Selig-
man, came over from there last Sunday
morning 10 meet Mr.. Brady and show him
through the Alexandria mine. He re-
turned to Seligman on the following Tues
day morning,
w, +. Davidson, a former well-known
resident Of Eureka, arrived here last THURS
day from Sacramento, where he is EN-
ployed in the office of the Southern Pa
cihc Company. He win remain here
three or four days.
Grass Valley Union: Hon. George w.
Cassidy, Of Eureka. Nevada, National
Bank Examiner, was in town yesterday.
lie is the Democratic nominee for Con-
gress in the State Of Nevada this year,
and that meats victory.
Carson Tribune; Ex-senator w. o. II.
Martin is fayorably spoken of for Senator
by the Reno people. Mr.. Martin is a
clear-headed business man and property
owner, and will advocate the hest interests