Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26
G mENTION.

Was in town 9 few days his week.
Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald returned
from California by Tuesdays train.
Superintendent Read Of the Diamond
came over from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Gates came up from IBsiley's
sunday night and returned Tuesday.
Rev. M. s. Riddle Of the Presbyterian
Church arrived from Elko Thursday.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
rsis Commsndery No. 2, K. T., this even
Tag at Z O'Clock.
Charley Graham and Jack Enright. old
time Eurekans, left Butte q few days ago
for the Klondike.
We have received q fine lithogrsph OF
the Omaha Trsns-Mississippi Exposition
10 begin June 1st.
Ben F. Miller the stage man, returned
70 Salt Lake last week from q three
months visit in the East.
W. T. Smith OF the E. T. M. Company
returned to Elko last week from the East
much improved in health.
Rev. Father Manion left yesterday morn
ing on q sick call 10 Csrlin. He expects
TO be absent several days.
Judge Henry Rives and Attorney F.. X.
McNamee are at Carson engaged in suits
before the Supreme Court.
Quosstions in New York Friday morn
ing. February 25th, were: Silver, spot,
65H. Lesd-brokers. $500.
Joe Flynn was up from Mineral Hill
Tuesday on business connected with his
Palissde mail route, which commences in
July next.
Mrs. Eta Dunnigan and Miss Mamie
Blackwell left Currsnt Greek last week for
DeLamar, where they expect to remain
for some time.
Miss Alma Mannheim has finished her
term Of school at VIM. Smiths in Newark
Valley and is now teaching at Charles
Mans and VIM Robinson's.
Chss. d. Lane and J. @. Powell made
an examination Of some Of the Adams
Hill mines during Mr.. Lanes stop over
here on his way to White Pine.
Judge Fitzgerald has directed the Clerk
70 give notice that a regular term OF the
Third Judicial District Court will be held
here beginning Monday, March IA.
A letter received here Thursday states
that the McMillsn-Mullins party will
leave San Francisco for Alaska March 2.
They will 20 direct instead of via Seattle.
Services will DO held al the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at the usual hours,
Rev. E. T. Ingle officiating. Sunday
school Immediately after the morning SER
vice.
Sheriff Sweeney has zone TO Cortez for
afew days. He is engineering O plan TO
extend the Eureka mail route to Bar
tCoils) through to Corsez, rs miles fur
Their.
Miss Molly Applesate of wadsworth ar
rived here on Tuesdays train, and contin-
ued on to Hot Greek next morning, where
she will teach the school al Hon. Joe WILL
iams'.
George r. Bliss, who is employed in the
assay Office OF the Chairman Company at
Lane City passed through Eureka Mon.
day morning to visit q month in San
Francisco.
O. D. Connolly, Hilton's sheep foreman.
was here Thursday. He reports the Hill
ton sheep. which are now ranging in the
vicinity Of Fish Greek as being fat and
In fine condition.
Miss George Buchanan. who has been
quite Ill at Csrlin, has had g relapse land
Is again confined to her bed. Her mother
went down from Mineral Hill, and 10 At
tending at her bedside.
nor mine during the high wind Thurs
day. but when he got to she mountain
found old Boreas too much for him and
had TO return 10 town.
Mrs. Paul Lane gave birth to q son At
Detroit, Michigan, the home Of her mo.
sher, last week. The event was properly
celebrated At the ranch In Pine Valley
upon the receipt Of the news.
Washington's birthday was duly OBJ
served here by the county officials and
public school. Flags were raised on the
courthouse. school building. fire houses
and on many business places and private
residences.
Last year was a prosperous one for the
Currant Greek r~anohers, their fruit and
cattle having brought very good prices.
The result is that many are encouraged to
improve their farms /; several buildings
have gone mp recently and we are in
formed others are In course Of construc-
ton.
Report comes from Ely that the shut
down ct the Lane mine and mill is only
temporary and that work will be resumed
at once upon the completion OF the water
ditch. which is being deepened and wi.
dened. Forty-fve men are employed on
the ditch. and 1t is expected TO be fin
ished by Sunday night.
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