Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Mitch Gregovich Is lying sick abed.
Hon. Alex. Frazer has recovered from q
very bad attack Of quinsy.
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker returned on Thurs
day last from San Francisco.
Editor Kelley, Of the Silver State, Is on
the sick list. We hope he Is not seriously
i'll.
Jake Hoegh returned from a two weeks
trip TO San Francisco on last Thursdays
train,
We are in receipt OF Gov. Stevenson's
biennial message, but have not had time to
| peruse il.
George Bartlett will shortly leave here
for Salt Lake TO attend Bishop Scanlan's
academy.
Maurice Hartnett has recovered from
the erysipelas and returned to Prospect
Mountain.
VIM. Dimick, Of the Dimick mine,
Typo, left en- route for that place yesterday
via Seligmsn.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald left yesterday
for Winuemucca, where he will hold q
term Of court.
Martin Brown left for the Hay Ranch
on a hunting trip last Monday. He will
probably return home to-day.
Col. w. o. Mills left last Wednesday
for Cortez to take charge Of the mill Of the
Cortez Mines Company limited
w. II. Stowell and family left on
Wednesday last for u visit to California.
They will he absent several weeks.
Mrs. Don McNicol vent to San Fran
| cisco last Monday to visit her sister, Miss
Daisy Wendell, formerly Of this place.
Hon. Thomas Robinson and wife were in
town from Newark during the week. The
former is again troubled with rheumatism.
Our Eureka people seem to have got
their work in on the Legislature for posi-
tions-probably through the assistance Of
Black Wallace.
Miss Sadie DAILY, Of Newark, has been
| appointed assistant Postmaster OF the Eu-
reks Postotice in place Of George Bartlett,
resigned.
John Clendening and wife, who nave
been visiting here for the past three weeks,
left on Wednesday last for their home in
Mound Valley, Elko county.
William Fridley, who was employed for
a long time at the Eureka Con. refinery, is
now running a butcher shop with Andy
S~tinson, his brother-in-lsw, In Butte,
Montana.
Very suggestiye-Chas. f. Allen, OF
Eureka, is chairman Of the Committee o n
Railroads and Corporations; also. a mem.
Der of the Committee on Elections and
Education.
We are pleased TO learn that v. G. Bart.
lett, Of the Gem Hotel at Elko, is nov
considered entirely out Of danger. Bart
had a severe time Of it, and a close call for
him to pass in his checks.
Harry jackson left yesterday for Selig-
man. He has now the full charge OF the
books of Eugene N. Robinson. The latter
has secured in Mr.. jackson the services Of
4 very competent and faithful young man.
Sullivan and Kilrain, after a good deal
Of backing and filling. are matched to fight
with bare knuckles for a purse of $40, COO.
The fight Is TO take place on the Sth OF
JMy next, within 100 miles Of New
Orleans.
Tom Fuller, since the Eureka Con. re.
duction works shut down, where he was
employed, has been developing his mine on
Ruby Hill. A shaft is being sunk on it,
and II there Is a bonanza lying around
loose in that locality we hope he'll find It.
Eugene N. Robinson, of Seligmsn. left
by special train last Tuesday for Carson,
and from there will, II II is expected, proceed
to Washington with the electoral vote OF
Nevada. 1t Is possible, however. that he
may return to Seligman before going East.
A number Of furnace men left here last
Monday to seek their fortunes in other
fields. Among them were Messrs. Hol.
comb, Il. Phillip, Rory Mechanics, Neil
Mcleod and Mike Connolly. The two
first went to California and will try gold
mining.
Elmer Mcconnell, formerly a locomo- |
tive engineer on the Ruby Hill railroad,
has assumed q new role, having taken
charge Of w. ii. Stowell's drug business
during the ~latter's absence. doctor
Mcconnell served an apprenticeship for
three years 10 the drug business when a
youth, a fact that is not known to our
citizens.
We have received cards announcing the
marriage Of @. w. Huntsman, Of Battle
Mountain. and Miss Lou @. Anderson, OF
San Francisco. We have not the pleasure
Of Ma acquaintance with the gentleman,
but we have known the bride from her
childhood. She Is an accomplished lady,
and the happy couple ave the best wishes
Of the SENTINEL for long continued hap
pinsss and prosperity.