Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-05-26
PERSONAL NOTES.
sov.ments of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

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Carson.
Mis-. Maggie Olsen arrived home fren
paliade last Tuesday
T. Thompson Of Mineral Hill, re
canned home last Monday.
CT NJ. o. Mills. wife and daughter ar
- home from Cortez last Tuesday.
Lain s. Capron arrived here from San
rrapeisco last Tuesday, looking quite hale
and hearty
Ms John Crowley came up from Pail.
..Js last Tuesday, and is the guest Of Mrs.
John Olsen.
No. Holmes and Alex. Muir came over
tom Seligman last Thursday and returned
there yesterday.
Harry. son Of A. w. Campbell returned
team salt Lake last Wednesday, reaching
here from Palisade by blackboard.
J. L. Wines, Esq, returned from Tay-
Lar nv stage last Thursday night and took
he train for Reno and San Francisco yes
tsrday.
c r. Krom the inventor Of the steel
Iii enshers is expected here next Tues
,hy. and will visit the new concentrating
vsrksat Seligman.
Henry Cress, a pioneer resident Of Reno,
vs found dead OF the morning Of the 22d
mstant in his cabin on the creek north Il
George Becker's residence.
John WEIGH, an old time river and mill.
man. died at Empire City Sunday morning
A pneumonia, aged 30 years aud 8 months.
lie leaves a sister, Mrs NJ. Cullen, Of
Bodie.
MI. Welsh, Secretary and ~storekeeper at
The Harrison mine at Cortez, accompanied
Col, w. o. Mills and family to Eureka
lat Tuesday, and returned there on the
day following.
Mrs. Eugene N. Robinson came over
from Seligman by private conveyance last
Thursday, and departed yesterday for New
York. She will spend the Summer at q
seaside resort in the East.
Postmaster Bartlett Of this place left
last Monday for Reno, to attend the Grand
Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias which
met there during the week. lie will re-
turn home next Tuesday.
Miss Ada Mannheim, who left here last
Monday, il visiting Mrs. Is. II. Leet and
other lady friends at Reno. She will leave
there next Monday 10 visit her aunt, Mrs.
A. II. Gilbert, at San Diego, Cal.
Henry Hip arrived here from San
Francisco last Tuesday and proceeded to
Ely the following day to attend the trial
Of the water suit Of J.. Shallenbarger
against Mart Guptil aud III. A. Comins.
Ell. Phillips, formerly Of Eureka, has
scored a success with the amateur Twilight
Minstrels at Reno. The Journal gives
him a good send of, and says oh has the
happy faculty OF not OVERRIDING anything"
The Governor has appointed Hugh J..
Carlin and T.. +. Lovejoy, members Of the
Agricultural District No. 3, of Lyon
county, and Christopher Diehl Commits
sioner Of Deeds for Nevada to reside at
Salt Lake.
Postmaster Hagar Of Hamilton, and
Capt. Strickland Of the same place, came
over by private conveyance last Tuesday. |
The former returned 10 Hamilton and the
latter took the train for Grass Valley and
San Francisco, Cal.
Superintendent Price Of Tuscarora and
2. c. Hyman, were very favorably i'm
pressed with the mines and dry concen-
rating process at Seligman, and pro-
the mill a success. They left here |
Ior home last Monday.
Fred Hip, who has been in San Fran
,isco during the past three years, and Mrs.
Sol Hin, who has been visiting there for
light weeks past, came in on the train last
Thursday evening, and left by the White
Pine stage for Taylor yesterday.
Julius Ostreicher, nephew Of Isaac o.
Of Elko, arrived here last Tues
.ay and left on the following day for Tay-
or, TO take a position as salesman for Sol
Iiip at that place. Julius numerous
friends here were pleased to see him.
1t is stated that John Howell, late man
ager Of the Reno reduction works, has re-
his position TO accept q similar po-
sition In Australia at a salary Of $1,000 a
year, and will leave for the scene of his
labors the latter part OF this
month.
Vim Kellogg, formerly a resident Of
and known Familiarity as Butcher
Bill, " from his connections with the bust
meas, arrived here last Saturday, after an
absence of ten years He Is now con-
nectsd with a Los Angeles, Gal. company, |
having for its object the sale Of machines
for the dry separation Of gold from other
matter.
Joseph Rosvear, who has been employed
IN the Pursell mines at Seligman since
work was started by Eugene N. Robinson
at that PLACES came over from there several
days ago 20 meet some relatives just arriv-
Ing in Eureka, and returned with them by
stage yesterday morning. He said that
"the mines look well, the pay is sure, and
he knows no better place in the country
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