Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-05-12
PERSONAL T
s,vsmsnts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Milne IA doubtless a CahutuaSOs
~. Jplia b. C~raighead Is taking the
,ioaI census Of Elko.
c.u.tor Foley left for Reno last Wed
~ 10 be absent two weeks.
Fast. wife and son Of Palisade,
n town over last Saturday.
o. Lou Kelly left last Monday t.
- her mother at Mineral Hill.
roele Joe Gill has been down with
unsamonia, but is getting better.
NJ. and Mrs. j. l.. Wines returned
.o~s from San Francisco last Tuesday.
SENATOR Stewart has the thanks of the
ssxrIyyL for a choice lot Of garden
seeds.
aDutch Jake Of White Pine, arrived
hare on his way home from a visit East,
last Thursday.
n. Gilman. Superintendent Of the 4. &
p X. r., returned from San Francisco
lat Tuesday.
Miss Lille Jones left for Frank Parry's
,nch last Monday, where she will spend
The Summer.
Edward Probert, manager Of the Rich
uad Company, left for San Francisco
IA Wednesday.
Eugene Howell came over from Selig-
an last Wednesday, and returned there
sain on the day following.
Mrs. ID. G. Metzger, If Parksr's Station
an .he Phoebe stage road, came in town on
the White Pine stage last Tuesday night.
Mrs. II. X. Morrison and children left
fir their ranch at Colfax, Cal, yesterday,
Ehere they will probably remain all Sum-
mer.
Col W. o. Mills will go down TO Cortez
nsxt Monday, and probably return home
with his wife and baby the last Of the
week.
The nomination Of Melville w. Fuller
Of Chicago for Chief Justice Of the United
States has given satisfaction all over the
country.
Mrs. Bayse, formerly a resident Of Eureka
arrived here from Los Gatos last Thurs
day, on a visit to her son-in-law, l.. w.
Cromer.
Mrs. A. w. Campbell took the train for
San Francisco last Wednesday, and was
accompanied ~ Miss Maggie Olsen as far
as Palisade.
Mrs. z. McElroy left last Monday for
Pal~ade to visit her sister, Mrs. Thos.
MeGOyeru, at that place, and returned
home on Thursday.
FL. McSorley, formerly Of ours, is stop
ping with his old friend Jim Faulkner at
Bis ranch on the lower Collar road, near
Grass Valley, Cal.
White Pine by private conveyance last
Wednesday, bringing with him Mrs. Jas.
Riley Of Hamilton.
Judge Fitzgerald and j. l.. Wines. Esq,
by the White Pine stage for Ely last
Wednesday, to attend court there. The
will be absent two weeks.
The Mcdonald divorce case at San
is being tried with closed doors,
against the objections Of the defendants
wife, who is willing it should be public.
Archbishop Joseph Sadoc Alemany, who
for IS years as the head Of the
jathnlic Church on the Pacific Coast, died
It Valencia, Spain, April s, from brain
e yer.
WIN. Arlington, Superintendent Of the
'henix mine, left last Wednesday for
Lake, aud may go 10 San Fran cisco
rom there. lie viii be absent about two
Marquis Levy. travelling agent for the
IAN Francisco Leak Glove Manufacturing
'ompany, who was engaged in business in
.ureka early ia the 70's, arrived here last
Henry Rives, Esq, left here last Mon
Az to attend court at Ely, and Messrs.
Tren & Cheney followed by private Con-
eyance the following day for the same
lace and purpose.
Ex-Governor Adams and wife 10 here
at Monday by stage for Ely, White Pine
0unty. He is az genial as he used to be
when he was 10 politics, and enjoys the
Isual hand shake with his old friends.
Mrs. Jos. Williams and children came
yer from Hot Creek last wednesday, aud
we're passengers on the train to Palisade
yesterday, bound for Dubuque, Iowa,
vhere they will reside during the Summer.
VIM. Williams, a Ruby Hill miner. left
or San Francisco last Wednesday to con-
an o~cculist, his eyesight having
weakened presumably from the effects OF
to the gases from dynamic
Mrs. Hugh Holmes and children, Of
Ruby Hill, departed for Boston last Wed.
They will remain there until
after July 4, and then proceed to Cape
Hugh accompanied them as far
as palisade.
James A. Church. the wealthy soda manu-.
IL New York. arrived here last
Thursday evening, and left Immediately
by private conveyance for Seligman, whore
he win be the guest for a few days OF Eu-
gene n. Robinson.
Thomas Fuller, who took Neil Nelson to
the asylum at Reno, returned home last
Tuesday. lie says Reno, Carson and
Virginia are fourishing looking places, and
he met a number Of old Eurekans in
the western part Of the State.
Mrs. w. III. McLaren and children de-
parted for Prince Edwards Island, Can
ada, yesterday, and will be absent three or
four months. They will stop over at Salt
Lake for a few days, and win be the guest
OF Mrs. +. w. Penfold at that place.
An exchange y 1.-THE Democrats
are in a quandary about a candidate for
Supreme Judge" Not much. Boss Sad
Ter informs us that he ~ willing to stand
for the nomination. The Boss has bad
much experience, having practiced at the
Eureka bar for the last twelve years with
great success.
ORE Threats Epidemic.
Allan and MafVin N n..1ou tu.o