Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-09-18
LOCAL


Wednesday.
Mrs. Pred Miller returned Thursday
from DeLsmar.
Oscar H~ildebrsndt was in town sew
usl days this week.
bunch Of three Yale lock keys await
an owner ct this Office.
lease Mendes was in from Duckwster
The middle Of the week.
Mrs. Chris Beck was In town the middle
Of the week from Newark.
Mrs. A. Watkins, who has been seriously
N. is now reported as improving.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Al. Parker, the White Pine sheepman,
..me over from Hamilton Wednesday.
Mis-, Grace McCsnn Of Belmont was Wis
ting in Eureka several days this week.
Beef cattle are in great demand and
fancy prices are being paid for the same.
MIRA. A, skilman returned from Cali
tornis Thursday much improved In health.
Will Rsine OF Pine Valley will leave in .
,ev dsys with 100 head Of horses for New
Orleans.
w 7. Topkin went down to his ranch
Sunday. The rodeo was expected At his
place Tuesday.
W. W. Alverson, special agent for the
Atlas Insurance Company. was an arrival
by Thursdays train.
W. Fl. O'Neil, representing the Elko and
Tuscsrors Mercantile Company Was an
arrival by Tuesdays train.
Harold. son OF County Treasurer Bro.
thsr.on OF Nye county. arrived In Eureka
early this week for a load OF supplies.
The McEllin brothers made q shipment
Of lead ore TO the Eureka Ssmpling Works
This week from their mine near Hamilton.
The County Commissioners meet at l
P. N. Monday to attend to county matters
and at 2 P. NJ. will sit as q Board Of Equal
nation.
James McBerney. . former resident OF
Eureka. but who has lately been living Al
De Lamar. has gone to the Soldiers Home
10 California.
Amos Plummer OF Mineral Hill sold
some nne beef steers this week 10 q buyer
from Angels Camp. California. The price
paid vas $50 per head.
Judge Fitzgerald and District Attorney
Brssn leave for Belmont to-day TO attend
snsIon Of the Dis.ric. Court commenc-
Ing here next Monday.
Jnssvery was 10 from the is-mile sta
ton on the Hamilton and Ely road Wed.
nesday. he reports an increased mount
Of leaning over the road lately.
Stephen Hansen was an arrival from
Cortez BY Tuesdays train en- route to the
County Hospital. The old gentleman Is
badly afflicted with rheumatism.
Quotations In New York Friday morn.
Ing. September II. we're: Silver SEX.
This . raise Of three cents In silver since
our last quotation. Lead-brokers, $500.
The Western Cattle Company Of San
Francisco recently purchased Of the Dun.
ply essate fourteen carloads OF cattle, said
to be The fnsss ever shipped from carlin.
The plates for the new stesl ceiling In
the District Courtroom have arrived. and
George Gavin, the contractor, 10 now
making preparations 10 put them In
place.
cortez was visited by q heavy storm
Monday morning, and after 3 downpour
Of rain for several hours II began 10 snow.
and over an inch Of the beautiful fell
Rsveille.
Preparations for the ball to be given by
the Italian Benevolent Society next FRI
day evening are progressing nicely. Moth.
Ing will be left undone to make 10 pleasan,
for ell who attend.
Hank Knight. District Attorney Breen
and W. H. Hooper returned Wednesday
from q three days duck hunt In Newark
Valley. They had fair success but report
the birds quite wild.
WA. Gavin, son OF George Gavin OF
Eureka, arrived here Thursday from Con.
cord Contra Costa county, California.
mr.. Gavin will remain In Eureka and en-.
gage 10 business with his father.
The White Pine News has enlarged from
anVe column 10 . seven column folio. II
came out last week with almost Q new
aress' including both reading and display
vpe' and presents a neat appearance.
The condition of John orestetto. who
mas been ailing for some time past with a
complication Of diseases. assumed q serious
Stage this week. He Is now very low and
out slight hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
The committee OF arrangements for the
Italian Benevolent Society ball TO be held
~ The Opera House next Friday evening
promises TO be q largely attended affair.