Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-16
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next year.
10. Ravell left Wednesday for 8 visit
10 Hamilton.
James Orr Of Ely paid Eureka . visiI
las. Monday.
W. t. Clayton and his son AL were in
town yesterday.
Mrs. F. Morris returned from San Fran
cisco last Tuesday.
All the ore teams were laid up Thursday
IN account OF the storm.
John q. Tonkin has been visiting in
Eureka during the week.
Governor Ssdler has been visiting Eu-
reks during the past week.
A. L. Parker. the White Pine shsspmsn,
vas in town several days this week.
Frank Henderson returned home We'd
nesdsy from his trip to Woodland, Cal.
The Reveille notes the arrival in Austin
Tuesday Of Woodward and the donkeys.
Van Powell is now day clerk at the Jack
ann House under the new management.
Senator George Ernst Of Nye county was
In Eureka Monday after q load Of supplies.
81. Johns Chapter No. s, r. A. NJ,
meets this Saturday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
r. E. Bailey came mp from Diamond
Valley Sunday night. he returned home
Tuesday.
l. O. O. Whitmore has an important an
nouncement 10 coal oil consumers under
New To-Day"
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu.
reks Commsndery No. 2. K. T., this even.
ing q, 7:SO o'clock.
A Chicago carpenter has invented an ap-
psrssus to prevent snoring. II will find 3
ready sale in this burg.
A group OF twenty-six members OF the
Italian Benevolent Society were photo
grsphsd by AL Smith Sunday.
Ike woolverton came through from MIN
sral last Sunday to look after his stage
business at this end OF the line.
Thursday was q great day for the sale OF
rubber goods by the Eureka merchants
oil owing to the big snowstorm.
Superintendent Abbott OF the E. q p.
snd Assessor ]. O. Powell left for . "trip 10
Ely BY private conveyance Wednesday.
Letters are held for postage In the En-.
fskA Office addressed to J. b. sabron and
Dave Mclean. Currsni Greek. Nevada.
Quotations in New York Friday morn.
Ing. October 18th, were: Silver b6A
Lssd-brokers, $500. Lead market re-
ported weak.
Joe WANNA came over from his Lander
county ranch Tuesday and has been re-
newing old aoquaintanoes 10 Eureka dur.
ing the week.
W. Y. Lockwood OF the chairman Com.
psny 81 Lane arrived from San Fran
cisco Tuesday. he left for Lane BY We'd
nssdsy's stage.
Services will be held ~ The Presbyterian
Church 81 the usual hours tomorrow
Sunday school Immediately after the
morning service.
A change has been made In the time OF
holding the regular meetings OF Beatihc
Lodge No. Z. Knights OF Pythias. 30 no.
tics under "New To-day"
Miss Hattie Irwin. accompanied BY Mrs.
Alex Mckay. left for Duckwsser Sunday,
where Miss Irwin will teach the present
term OF school at that place.
Ed Kind leaves Monday for Patterson,
New Jersey. where he goes 10 accept . po.
si,ion As shipping clerk with Katz Brosp q
large brewing arm Of that city.
After q pleasant %sojourn with the fam.
lily Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. McEwen for the
past two weeks. Miss Mamie Potts depart.
Cd for her home in Monitor Valley on
Tuesday last.
Mas Maggie O'Hsre OF Carson WAS an
"''Ai W 4uutsuey 3 tfhiu tu Eoutc W
Ely. The young lady is under engage
ment TO teach one OF the schools In White
Pine county.
Mrs. Hank Knight and son. wsllsce,
departed BY Wednesdays train for q visit
70 her mother, Mrs. Henry Mannheim, and
sister. Ars. J. E. Falconer, al Los Ange.
les, California.
w. 8. Haworth was caught out with his
Dig team In Spring Valley. about fifteen
miles west OF Eureka, during the late
storm. He reports the snow over two feet
deepi In that section.
sheriff Easton OF Lander county left
Eureka for Austin last Monday with the
iour-horse team that s. N. Westi s charged
win having attempted TO frsudulently
move ont Of the State.
A heavy snow storm commenced here
wednesday and continued for about twen-
ty hours. The fall was about two feet.
According TO our exchanges the storm was
general thrnnohnnk tho lt.ta