Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-09-25
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1897.
G MENTION.

JudRe A. IL. ~fltLBeIalu icit iOf osn
Francisco by yesterdays train.
lanes williams Of Eureka was last week
granted Q pension Of IS a month.
Mrs. F. Morris left for 9 short visit 81
Gan Francisco yesterday morning.
Prof. Nesse. who has recently been
quite i'll at Elko, is now up and around
again.
n. A, McKim has been receiving . new
,,ock Of Fall and Winter footwear during
the week.
Joe Rsine slipped away from the rodeo
outi, down the valley and came 10 Eureka
last Saturday.
Whooping cough has reached Pslisade
and is said TO be causing trouble in the
public school.
Miss Louise Loschenkohl returned TO
pslissde Tuesday from her visit at Dean,
Lander county.
The Rodeo In the north end moved from
Pine over into Huntington Valley the
carly part Of the week.
Hon. Thos. Wren arrived from Elko
Thursday. He will remain in Eureka
several weeks on legal business.
Quotations in New York Friday morn
ing, September "a, we're: Silver 81.
Lead-brokers, $500. Market strong.
The usual religious services will be held
al the Catholic Church tomorrow at IL
O'CLOCK. The Sunday school will meet
directly after mass.
The delay In the arrival OF last Tues
day's mail was caused by . FIRE In the
Sierra Nevada snowsheds, $500 feet Of
which were burned.
Senator John Gregovich commenced
putting oil new roof and making other
improvem snts on the San Francisco lodg.
Ing house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HsgAr, accom-
panied by their daughter. Mrs. ]. II.
Hosgh, left for their Ruby Valley ranch
the FRS, OF the week.
Services ct the Presbyterian Church
will be conducted at the usual hour Sun
day. After the morning service the Sun
day school will be organized.
Letters received from the Eureka hunt
Ing party In Idaho state that they are
having 9 royal good time. The boys ex-
psci to start home in about q week.
The Board OF County Commissioner
net last Monday pursuant TO adjourn
nsnt, but % there Was no business TO
transact they adjourned until October 4,
1897.
Dan Lewis bioomed out this week With
An entire Q delivery outfit, and is now
prepared TO deliver hay and grain to all
parts Of Eureka and vicinity on short
notice.
Henry wsdekind left Eureka Tuesday
with . load OF fruit, which he intended
~peddling at Mineral Hill and among the
rAnchers 10 Abe northern part OF the
county.
A reception was rendered the Rev. Ingle
and wife Last Tuesday evening 81 the res
ldenoe OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. MoEwen. ct
which q large number Of people we're
In attendance.
Hr. Rains OF Pine Valley will move his
'amily TO Elko soon so that his children
nay have the opportunity OF the good
Iohoois Elko 10 justly proud oi.-Elko
correspondent Reno Gazette.
The Jewish holiday. or Rosh Hashono,
tomorrow 81 7 p. NJ. and ends
evening al the same hour.
During this period the Jewish business
louses Of Eureka will remain closed.
Silver was mp 70 5oh last Monday, the
highest figure 10 has reached since July
a, when II was son. II was down to SIN
'snss per ounce on September /, the low
'ss price a. which silver has ever been
quoted.
Leads lowest price was thirteen months
ago, when the average exchange New York
price was 81. 73. There are several good
reasons for the belief now SO confidently
expressed that il will go 70 s4.5o.-scisn.
tifc Press.
Ths Alta Social Club held its meeting
s''he Rescue Firehouse Thursday evening
(which ofacsrs we're elected and import
an' business relative 10 the welfare Of
'neir organization was transacted, when
they adjourned.
frank Henderson went out TO the Rob
ef's Creek ranch Thursday to assist L. A.
merritt with the band OF mules he is TAX
'ns 10 Bsowawe for shipment. He will
probably continue on TO California with
Merritt.
W. 8. Bliss. superintendent OF the
Company at Lane. made a iy-
ns trip to Eureka last Saturday. He
anne over TO push forward some lumber
nd supplies from this point that the com
ANY greatly needed In the erection Of its
liant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Coil were visitors