Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-26
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,..,.,, of Lively Interest to the
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a., francisco on Thursdays train.
mr.. latest New York quotation Of silver
.s~.. Lsad-New York Brokers. 81 70.
Woudsy,s Reno Gazette that
w.. M. scheeline is quite i'll in CalifOr-
I.ns. MoMenomy camel in from Newark
v.,Isv Thursday to spend the holidays in
Mas Maud Pbslan returned to her home
IN Cherry Greek on Mondays train via
Wells.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald returned from
california Tuesday and held court here
during the week.
The Misses Dsrrsgh. Higgins and Wilson
=, Fish Greek arrived Thursday and spent
Christmas here.
Sam Rodgers and W. Il. Tyler are over
from the Keystone mine to spend she holi-
days In Eureka.
An those interested in the lady's bicycle
will call a. the Postofice book store New
Years day ~ ~ A. !.
olaude Ford arrived here Tuesday from
Reno and will remain until after New
Year visiting bis parents.
Burton Ennor, accompanied by E.
Boomhower, came up from Alpha wednes-
day by private conveyance.
st. Johns Chapter No. 5, Il. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening ct 2
o'clock. Election OF officers.
Judge Rives OF Eureka is lying sick at
the White House with Al attack Of erysip-
elss.-Carson Appeal, Dec. 20.
The repairs at the Opera House are pro-
crossing nicely, and when completed will
present . very neat appearance.
The usual holiday vacation Of the Eu-
rks public school began last Thursday,
nd will continue until Monday, Jan. A.
Mrs. +. obersteg and children OF the
E& p. Hay Ranch arrived here last Sat-
udsy on q visit to her mother, Mrs. ].
Donnelly.
The Carson News lie bitterly opposing
The granting OF a pardon to Mrs. Hartley.
Her application will come before the Board
Of PArdons at its January meeting.
J. N. Hill, Assistant Commisssry al the
Nevada State Prison, arrived here Wednes-
day night. He Is here for the purpose Of
spending the holidays with his family.
Rev. Il. Mercer OF Elko arrived Thurs
day and held service at the Episcopal
Church here Christmas morning. He will
morning and evening q, the same
next Sunday.
The Opera House will be thrown open
TO the public in the early part OF January.
1897, by q grand masquerade ball for the
benefit OF the Opera House. Full partic-
ulars will be given later.
J.. H. Shoemaker returned Monday from
bis trip into Nye county after beef cattle.
He secured some so head, and says they
averaged him about SIS. he is now feed
Ing $50 head ct Joe Mendes' place on
Duckwater.
Mrs. Irene NJ. Robinson left Wednesday
for New York via Chicago. She will re-
main over In the latter city . few days Wis.
ting friends, aud will then proceed 10 her
homo in New York 70 spend the holidays
with her relatives.
An elegant Christmas dinner was served
Of ,hs Diamond mine boarding house.
Fat turkeys and cranberry sauce, mince
pies and Jelly and other cakes we're among
the delicacies Of the season and were much
rslished by the boys.
For the past two weeks the weather has
been delightful In this vicinity. The days
have been warm and pleasant and the
nights not very cold. Up 10 yesterday
afternoon the barometer showed no indi-
cations for bad weather.
Our old friend ]. L. Thompson Of Min.
sral Hill, who had the misfortune to slip
and fall IN the frozen ground here about
six weeks ago. thereby badly brusipg one
OF his legs. is. we are pleased TO learn. get.
ting along quite comfortably.
Christmas eve and day we're enjoyed In
good old time fashion In Eureka. Christ
mas services were held In both Of our
churches. and the singing In each was ex-
celient. There were several private social
gatherings. and marked good feeling pre-
vailed generally.
The Elko correspondent OF the Reno
Gazette says that George Peltier, Of the
e. 4 7. M. Co., will remove his family 10
Sacramento on the FIRST Of January, where
he will engage In banking. though he will
make frequent trips to Nevada to look
After his many business interests.
Col. Thomas Dixon returned home from
q months visit In California on Tuesdays
train. While In San Francisco be had his
eyes treated by the noted occulist. Doctor
barkan. He Is very favorably impressed
with the Doctors skill and says the treat
msnt he received afforded him great relief.
Victor Dornberger. twin brother Of
Principal D~ornberger of the Eureka pub
lilo school. arrived here Saturday from
Wadsworth on a visit to his BROTHER. The
frst named gentleman is Principal Of the
Wadsworth public school. He will leave
Monday to attend the State Teachers In
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