Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-08-28
LOCAL INTELLIeENCE.

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DAVIS train on legal business.
M. 8. sharp and wife we're In from Mo-
rev last Saturday on legal business.
Joe Mendes made . flying trip into town
i.st Friday, and returned the next morn.
ing.
Miss Annie williams OF Ruby Hill re-
turned Tuesday from her vacation in Cali
fornis.
The postofice bookstore received q
ouan.i.y Of new school supplies during
the week.
Mrs. ]. III. Hoegh has returned from a
plessan. recreation at her fathers ranch
In Ruby Valley.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
rsks Commandery No. 2, X. T., this even
ing at7k O'Clock.
Our long heated term was slightly
broken the latter part Of the week by sew
srsl ANAL showers.
Abe Laird moved his family to his re-
Gently purchased Spring street home the
latter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J. Smith arrived
from Reno last Saturday. They returned
home by yesterdays train.
The stage line between Ely and Hamil-
ton has been replenished with fresh horses
and the line other wise improved.
Under "Nsw To-day" will be found the
notice OF the dissolution Of co%partnership
of the keystone Mining Company.
Mrs. J. @. Powell. Miss Edna and
Dewey Powell returned home by Thurs.
days train from their visit in California.
Mrs. M. Hancock and children left
Wednesday by private conveyance for their
home At the Warm Springs ranch in New
ark Valley.
John Archibald Of the White Pine stage
line was laid up the latter part Of the
week on account OF being kicked by one
Of his horses.
According 10 a notice posted on the
Courthouse bulletin board, Sheriff Swee-
ney had five COWS and two horses in the
pound Thursday.
The SENTINEL is indebted to Mr.. B. L.
Smith for yesterdays New York quota
lions OF silver and lead as follows Silver,
SIX; lead. So 60.
Mrs. Julia Brown arrived Tuesday from
California. She will spend a few weeks
here visiting her old-time friends before
returning home.
The unusually long hot spell has brought
down the local Toe supply TO e low ebb,
and 1. lie thought there will not be enough
70 last through the season.
Geo. HAlstead and son and Henry
Purdy we're in from Currant Greek this
week. MT. Hals,esd came In for the pur-
pose Of sending his son to school in Cali
iornis.
Frank Mcmillan, the Diamond Mining
Company's master mechanic, returned 70
Eureka Tuesday from q months visit with
his family down on the old farm on Prince
Edwards Island.
Hon. Thos. Robinson Was hero Sunday
and Monday. He Is very earnest in his
belief In the Klondiks country, and sx-
poets TO leave for the new disgiDgs some
time next Spring.
The Ruby Hill Sunday school children
had q glorious pionic OF the Italian ranch
last Saturday. Nearly the whole Hill
went ont and helped 70 make 10 pleasant
for the little ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert L. Smith arrived By
last Saturdays train. Mr.. Smith comes
70 Eureka from Mexico. where he has
had charge Of works similar 70 those Of
which he Ia 10 have the management Of
here.
E. 8. Harrington. attorney for the de-
PENDANT, has pssi,ioned the Third Judicial
District Court for the removal to the
United States Circuit Court at Carson Of
the suit Of @. L. Broy vs.. the Diamond
Mining Company.
George Gavin has Just received what he
claims to be the most perfect oil stove
ever constructed. I, lie something new.
and he will be pleased TO show its work.
inss to those who will call as his store on
North Main street.
The finder Of q package Of black ribbon
nseksiss or Main street last Tuesday
can and . most anxious owner by apply
ing 70 Hank knight. They arrived by
tuesdays express and Hank lost them on
us way homo that afternoon.
L. N. Des Marais arrived by Tuesdays
'rain from Oakland. GAL, and will have
enArge Of the prescription department 81
we Schneider drug store. He has had a
number Of yeArs' experience. and comes
70 shis position highly recommended.
Hank CronAnt OF the e. d P. reports
another rise In the price of -four and
rolled barley in the Eureka market. Pho
neer iour is now selling al So 60 per 100
pounds. an advance OF ten cents. and
rolled barley at 81 TIN per 100 pounds.
an advance OF seven and q half cents since
our last quotation.
The Reno Gazette OF the 10Th inst. has
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