Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-07
PERSONAL NOTES.
.u,msnts Of Men and Women
psre and Elsewhere.

- ritzmanrice was in from Sadler's
'oa ~ valley ranch during the week.
~ Cassidy returned from his official
adsn,sh Colorado and Utah on the 81
Inst.
- W~bittaker's Seminary last Thurs
day. AZ N AZ.
Mol returned from Palisade last Satur-
dsy.
Ia left for Battle Mountain last Mon
day.
n, Weber Of Virginia City is con-
..scsnt and i again able 10 be about OF
he streets.
usnry Of Navarro, If we are not mis-.
.tss1 always showed the white feather in
hte.-Puck.
can't A. ID. Rock left for Hamilton last
useday 20 make some official surveys for
ming patents.
espt. A. ID. Rock returned from White
Sc last Wednesday morning and left for
frtsz yesterday.
Governor Davis appointed George Rus
m Commissioner Of Elko county, vice j.
Bradley, resigned.
Al Burt. foreman Of the Eureka Con.
riae. left last Monday for q trip down the
nilroad. lie will return here in a few
lgs.
The new Emperor Of Germany Is a
riater by trade. lie spent two years in a
composing room and one year in a press
nom,
Farmer r. Il. Strait was in town from
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everything green and h%ourishing in that
section.
DR.. Leek arrived home last Saturday
AID will remain in Eureka until August 10,
when be viii visit Hamilton, Ely and
Taylor.
B. B. Strait, Of Duckwater, left for
home last Tuesday, accompanied by Miss
Laura Davis, niece Of J. c. Butler OF An.
telope Valley.
Ms. G.. \. Fletcher and two sons, left
lat Monday for Hooten's ranch to visit
the ltdy's sister. They will be absent
about six weeks.
Mrs. r. Cottle, and Mrs. Rosseau and
her daughter returned home from San
Francisco last Tuesday, after an absence
Of over two months.
John Olsen, the well-knowu engineer,
came over from Seligman last Saturday 10
visit his family in Eureka ana returned
there on MONDAY last.
W. ?. Edwards, an insurance adiuster
from San Francisco, arrived here last
Thursday and has been viewing the town
and looking after fire risks.
Richard Brown and wife left here yester-
day Tor Elko and South Fork 10 spend n
short honeymoon, and will return 70 Eu-
reka in two or three weeks.
Ed. Leventhal, who had his arm broken
a week ago by the o%yertnrniag Of the hos.
pital wagon, ia getting along nicely and
able 10 walk around the hospital grounds.
J. S. Elams, who arrived here last week
md went 10 White Pine to visit the Monte
Christie mill, in which he is interested left
Tor Wisconsin, where he resides, last Mcn- !
lay.
Private advices from J.. &. Flood, dated
Il Paris. France, states that he il greatly
improved IN health, and that HE eyes are
than they have been for n long time
Jack.
j. N. Rousey and family left here last
.Inndav. The former for Carlin and the
after for Maryland State, where they VIII
until Mr.. Rousey decides on their
ltlre home.
The 4. & =. railroad company received
en- Tons of silver lead concentrates from
n. Robinson, Seligman, last Tues
in transit 20 the Germania Smelling
works in Utah Territory.
G. w. Hinchclihe Of Austin Is authority
or the statement that John w. Mackay
while in Reno recently publicly expressed
himself as being in favor Of the election OF
Cleveland and Thurman.
Reuben Richard, formerly Superinten-
lent Of the Richmond Company, with his
iamily, arrived here from Berkely last
Thursday, and are the guests Of Thomas
Rickard. They will leave here for Eu-
rope next Monday.
Little Irene Baker, while setting off a
Roman candle on the evening Of the Fourth
# July, shot some Of the Greek fire with
which it was loaded across her hand, when
/ furrowed the flesh N the back OF her
clear 10 the bone.
Messrs. Derri and DE Ia Bougleis, the
mining experts who went last week
examine several mines in Robinson
District, in the interest Of a French syndi-
cate, returned here last "Wednesday morning
anil left by train for San Francisco on the
same day.
For the information Of their friends, we
desire TO correct the statement made in our
issue, that a brother OF big Jack
Richards is in the saloon business at King
man, A. II. The Richards referred TO Is
a brother Of a former resident OF kuby
Hill, Familiarity known as Idaho jack
Messrs. Sehendell & Co., the lessees OF
the Morey mines, shipped 40 tons OF ore
from there during the week 10 the Il. VI
railroad, in transit to Salt Lake. The
sIs.-A-A 4. .Alma1 - EUnn fAn and
Mr.. Symons. Of White Pine, has ten tons
Of high grade ore also in transit to Salt
Lake.
Andy johnson, a Nye county team ster,
was driving up the canyon to tie l.. 4 4.
depot a week ago yesterday, when
the whiffietree got loose from the tongue
Of his wagon by the breaking of a rod.
Six Of his horses got AWAY, and i've OF
them ran a distance Of two miles mp the
canyon, where they were caught, and the
other made for the valley and was taken NJ
by Andy Loucks at Devils Gate.
Il. ID. Church Jr a nephew Of Jas. a.
Church Of New York, arrived here last
Satur lay and proceeded by private con
yeyance to Seligman after an hours rest.
The young man is a graduate Of the Colum.
hia College School of Mines, and after
having completed a through course in geo.
loly, engineering and assaying, has come
ont here to put his theoretical knowledge
into practical use. He will find an ex-
cellent field in the mining and milling OPP
e%rations at Seligman for a good start, and
as he appears TO be bright, and anxious TO
learn, we have no doubt that he viii make
a useful man in the practical as well as
scientific branches Of mining to which he
henceforth proposes to devote himself.
Election of Omeers.