Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-09-11


vi,it 10 San Francisco.
The rodeo commenced in the north end
AZ the county on the 1st.
Mrs. Robert Hsgsr arrived home from
Los Angeles Thursday.
John Manuel departed for Butte City,
Montana, by Wednesdays train.
George Gavin has received anoihero on
,iepment OF his new coal oil stoves.
The festive fly has no, relished The re.
can. cold snap. Let the good work go on.
Rem Miller was On arrival by Tuesdays
train. He left for Ely Wednesday night.
W. E. Griffin. route agent for Wells.
Fargo & Co., made Eureka visit Tues.
day.
a. Johns Chapter No. s, r. A. M,
meets this saturday. evening at 7:aO
o'clock.
]. II. Shoemaker was laid mp the first
mar, Of the week with . threatened attack
Of p~neumonia.
The sEsrIsEL acknowledges The receipt
Of late public documents from Congress.
man Newlsnds.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow morn
ing g. IL o'clock.
There will be g regular meeting Of Eu.
reLs Commsndery No. 2. X. t., this even.
ing st7k o'clock.
J. L. Holmes. special agent Of the Hart
ford Insurance Company. paid Eureka a
visit last Tuesday.
The increased price Of lead is the only
present lining 70 the cloud over the silver
camps Of the coast.
Quotations In New York Friday. Sep
tember 10, we're: Silver 53A. Lead
brokers, $500. Market strong.
Father Manion has returned from his
trip 10 White Pine and will hold services
In the Catholic Church tomorrow.
number OF Eureka's hsymskers struck
on, for the ranches this week TO cue and
take care Of the second crop Of alfalfa.
Miss Blanche A. Atherton left Carson
last Saturday 10 take charge Of the school
81 Hawthorne. EsmerAlda county. Nevada.
Lee shinn, who was recently here 10 the
interest OF Charles D. Lane. has returned
70 San Francisco from bis trip TO Mexico.
Miss Pearl Gates leaves this morning
for Whites ranch. where she will COM.
nsncs her new school duties next Monday.
D. L. Bliss OF Carson arrived by Thurs
lays train en- route 10 Ely. He left here
iAs same afternoon by private conveyance.
new passenger wagon for the Hamil.
son end Of the Eureka and Ely stage line
arrived Of the z. a P. depot early this
week.
Lewis Rogers has secured the school al
ThOs. Shorts. Ruby Valley. Elko county.
and len for thai place By Mondays
train.
Miss Dolly Trssoning. Of Ruby Hill,
who has been on . visit 10 her sister 81
Tintic, Utah. returned homo BY Tuesdays
train.
]. =. Haley. who has lately been employ.
on the Grass Valley Union. arrived here
last Saturday 10 take . situation on the
SENTINEL.
Assessor Powell left by Wednesdays
TO Join the Eureka hunters ., Elko
Tor . few days sport on the north fork Of
the Humboldt.
Miss May wiissnberg left early this week
'or Diamond Springs, and Misc Edith
,wiok for Cottonwood Park, 10 take charge
II their schools.
The Ruby Hill school opened Monday
With Victor Dornberssr and Miss Annie
- teachers. sixty.tour pupils
In attendance.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald arrived from San
Francisco Tuesday. He will leave here
next Friday or Saturday to hold q term OF
court Of Belmont.
The increased number Of passengers
coming 10 Eureka last Saturday necessi.
sassd the putting on Of an extra coach by
the railroad company.
Mark L. Requs. President OF the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad, arrived In Eureka
by Tuesdays train. He returned down
the road the next morning.
II will be of interest TO the miners and
prospectors Of Eureka and vicinity to read
the notice Of the Eureka ssmpling Works.
under the head Of "Nsw To-Day"
Mrs. O. A. Brown. accompanied by Miss
Helen Whitmore. left for Currant Greek
Wednesday. Miss Helen will teach the
term OF the Currant Greek school.
The Eureka hunting party arrived in
Eiko Wednesday. They report having had
most enjoyable trip thus far, with plenty
ssgehen and grouse shooting. They ex-
poet TO be among the larger game next
week.
The last OF some fifty tons Of electrical