Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-11-20
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an to.dsy's train from Elko.
Angus Morrison is spending q few days
IN ,ovp from Diamond Valley.
aso,se Graham was in from Nye coun-
4, l.s, Saturday for q load Of -four.
Ina Flynn aud AL Dees we're in town .
,,rnls Of days this week on business.
Mis-. Mary McCsnn Of Belmont has been
.,,.0sa 10 teach the school at Cherry
Greek.
Mrs. E. Hammond, formerly Of Eureka,
Aid At Rsndsburg, CAL, about the lat Of
October.
Miss Alma Mannheim leaves tomorrow
Al oommepce the school term at Newark
Monday.
Hon, r. +. Gilbert, Assembbman from
Nye county, was in for a load Of freight
last week.
The Belmont Courier learns.tist J.. D.
PAGE Of Tybo recently suffered q slight
stroke Of paralysis.
Miss Allie Ferrel has been engaged 70
.s.sb the school al Flynn's. in the south
and OF Ruby Valley.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to the
ALI. Social Club for q complimentary TO
lite Thanksgiving ball.
Quotations In New York Friday morn.
ing. November 18th. were: Silver So.
Lesd-brokers, $3.50.
Mrs. @. ii. Hagsr came up from Min
srsl Hill Friday OF last week and re-
turned Sunday morning.
DR.. Owen lie now doing fairly well in
San Francisco. He does notaexpeot TO re.
turn TO Eureka for q month.
Governor Ssdler was busy Thursday
getting o large safe out OF hisi old. store
building and shipping IL to Efko.
John Henderson left Tuesday for an.
overland trip 10 Bishop Creeks. Ingoocoun:
II, Cal. He expects to retuEnosbortly o
Pat Kane has been on an extended visit
down through Nye county buying cattle.
He landed in Eureka Wednesday nSgEt.
improvements continue 10 be- ms9ie. Of
Prospect. Tom Williams and Eugene
Gsrs,y are both having residences bnflt.
Miss Pearl Gates made 3 flying trip
home from White last week and went
back 10 her school duties Sunday morn
ing.
Conductor Rousey informs us that 81
hrse number OF north end people went to-
Rio 10 attend the funeral Of Will Clay
tn.
Secretary Of State Howell passed through
Eusks the middle OF the week en- route TO
White Pine on q business trip for a couple
Of wseks.
A called communication d Eureka
Lodge No. i6. +. a A. NJ, wl be held
this evening at Z O'Clock. Work In The
frat degree.
A private letter from San BSAncisce'
states ths, Commissioner Broy 10 tS]ing
much better and thinks Of rstnFbing
home nsIs week.
The injury suffered by Frank Koppisst
week proves TO have been . bad spTein.
BE is now doing nicely and will be opsD In
. couple Of weeks.
The Eureka Art Club now numbers
ihiriy.two members. Yesterdays meet
log was held as the home Of Mrs. VIM.
zadow on Atlas Hill.
LAM Bros. are now furnishing. the en-
are supply OF milk ct DeLsmsra having
bought out the other parties 1tpsSressed In
,hs dairy business ~ that place.
Services will be held a. tho Presbysenian
Church tomorrow at the. Iusuat hours,
Rev. E. T. Ingle ofaoiAfings Sunday
school Immediately after theOm6rning ser.
Woe.
william Giles made 3 shipment 70 the
Eureka ~sampling Works this week Of SIX,
tons Of ore from the Dunderberg. mine
that Melted $500. II was rich IN gold go.
log over three ounces TO the ton.
On the arss page OF this issue our ''Eesd-
ss will and 9 sample Of cowboy poetry
that 10 = cracksisck. 1t was written for
Vie Denver Post by q Beowawe poeslwbose
nodsssy compels the wi,hholdinglot )alsig-
nature.
william o'Keefe. q White River stock.
msn' passed through Eureka TUESDAY
pound for San Francisco. He will have
M operation performed on his lex which
anade necessary because Of white SWELL
Ing.
And stll the decorations and renovs
nons proceed. p. II. HUI has Joined
'ne procession and built . large show win
10" In front OF his place OF business on
NAN street and given the whole front .
0ossof white paint.
Lawrence Prato had his right hand Sc
,s'siy crushed Monday night at the
diamond mine in attempting to steady .
hsins bucket In the shaft. His hand was
taught between the cribbing and rim OF
we bucket and Was badly lacerated.
The delay In Tho arrival OF the E. 4 P.
vain last Saturday was caused by an 40
'ldens on the O. p. Freight train No. 7
suuck q broken rail two miles east OF