Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-02
LOCAL MENTION.

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Ed Kind returned home from Oolfsx,
CAL, by Thursdays train.
L. Pedlar Of Ruby Hill departed for
Butse, Montana, last Tuesday.
II. Kind departed last Saturday on .
business trip to San Francisco.
Ike woodhouse was in from Ruby Val
lev Monday with q load Of grain.
lanes Morrison was in from Antelope
Valley the latter part OF the week.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at the usual hours.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector May
spent Saturday and Sunday in Eureka.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
,sls Commandery No, 2, X. T., this even
ing at o'clock.
NJ 8. Riddle, proprietor Of the Elko
Tidings. paid the SENTINEL q f%rs'ernsl
vial, LAST Saturday.
The Literary Owls have postponed their
mating until some evening during the
coming week.
Quo,ations in New York Friday morn
ine. October /, we're: Silver 55b.
Lesd-brokers, $500.
Martin Brown arrived from Elko last
Tuesday and assumed the management Of
Aha Brown restaurant yesterday.
Miss Minnie Mau left for Antelope Val
ley yesterday, and will take charge Of the
school which opens there next Monday.
Miss Grace Greenwood of Ruby Hill,
who has been visiting at Grass Valley.
California. returned home last Saturday.
81. A. Jackson has rented the residence
L. A. Merritt on Mob Hill, and moved
bis family into their new home this week.
Persons having need for Babbitt metal
can procure ii In any quantity at q reason
able price by applying at the SENTINEL
Office.
1t may not be generally known that TO
steal . newspaper 10 a misdemeanor for
which the offender is liable TO SIX months
imprisonment.
Mrs. NJ. Hancock, accompanied by her
daughters, drove in from her ranch In
Newark Valley Monday and left Tuesday
for Elko on business.
@. H. King. who recently purchased
shs Nickals estate horses, passed through
Eureka the frss OF the week on his way 10
Tho. from Duckwater.
Judge A. L. Cheney is expected to ar
rive In Eureka about the 18th or l2th OF
this month to attend to Probate matters
now pending In this court.
Abe Laird left Monday for Ruby Valley
With . load OF supplies for the men q, work
on the copper property owned BY himself
and brother. n. A. Laird.
J. @. Ford left for Elko Tuesday. He
will start the Merritt sheep now ranging in
that county. back 10 their Winter range
In Nys county next week.
There will be meeting OF the Board Of
County Commissioners next Monday.
Those having bills against she county are
requested 10 presen, them at the Clerks
Office to-day.
Mrs. VIM. Zadow and children returned
Thursday from IN extended visit to Grass
Valley and other points in California.
They also visited abe family OF Governor
sadler AZ Carson.
Residents OF Mob Hill have been
complaining OF the rowdyism and I'M.
ssntlemsnly conduct displayed in front OF
their residences by several young men
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. D. II. Roberts OF Ruby Hill hss
returned home after an absence OF several
months. accompanied by her son William,
who intends doing some work on their
Prospect Mountain mines.
There will be two masses at the Catholic
church tomorrow. ono al Q o'clock and
the other 81 II O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday
school will meet Immediately after the last
mass. Evening devo.ions at z o'clock.
oharley Bosko. the w~ell-known travel
ing man, while on his way TO Eureka was
'aksn seriously Ill at Elko last week. HE
eondision was so serious that he was sent
10 bis home In California In care OF .
nurse.
Fhs Z. P. train was detained In Eureka
wednesday morning about three hours on
account Of the engine running of the track
~ 10 returned to the main line from "kiek.
ing some emp.ies into the sampiing
Works.
Mrs. RI Reid accompanies her daughter.
Miss Nellie Reid. to Summit station, on
the Z. q P. railroad this morning. where
Misc Nellie will take charge OF the school
81 that place. They left by private CON-
veyance.
The heavy wind Thursday was followed
py ram, which began falling Thursday
evening and continued during yesterday.
IL showed west OF here. and Prospect