Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-28
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!. @. Crombie came up from Mineral
Hill Thursday.
Mas Esther Reynolds left Wednesday
for Washington.
The last quotation OF silver 10 higher
han 1. has been for some time past.
Assessor Powell left by Fridays train
an an assessing trip TO the north end.
George Bliss is working in the machine
.hops OF the E. & P. Railroad at Palisade.
VIII Porch and sister, Miss Nellie, Of
Mound Valley. are visiting here's few
dgs.
me restaurant Of The Brown Hotel will
hopen during the night Of the s~sgebrush
party.
81. Johns Chapter No. s. r. A. M.
meets this Saturday evening ct 1880
o'clock.
LEROY Coil and wife spent . few days
in town this week and returned TO their
ranch Tuesdsy.
The first sprioois and ~blsckberries OF
,be season put in sn appearance in the Eu.
reks market this week.
The Eureka and Ruby Hill clubs will
MAY q match game Of baseball at the
grounds Sunday afternoon.
The high wind OF Thursday promised .
healthy storm, and . heavy fall OF rain is
hare. The barometer is still low.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Commsndery No. q, K. T.. this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The postofice will only be open on Mon
asy between the hours Of 8 and Q in the
morning and 8 and s In the evening.
Hank Cronant leis on Thursday morn
irg's stage for Ely. No. he's not after
school seachers-at least we don't think he
10.
Ed Altwegg Is working at the Geddes
and Bertrand mine at Secret Canyon and
shipping his ore to the Eureka sampliDg
Works.
Henry Kind has . card to the public
under New To-day" referring TO the
rumored tsmpering with the school cleo
ton ballots.
The volunteers from this section for Me-
ysda's cavalry troop left Reno Thursday
for Cheyenne where they will be mustered
into service.
This is lovely weather for the ranchers
and cattlemen. They are all jubilant over
the prospects for abundant crops and
plenty Of feed.
W. @. Owens, freight and ticket agent
Of the Z. & P. and @. P. 81 Palissde, has
been moved to Carlin. Walter Davis Of
Battle Mountain has taken his place.
Mrs. M. Morris has disposed OF The Ed
Looney frame dwelling on Mob Hill 10
Frank Romano. The building is TO be
torn down and removed 10 Diamond VAL
10y.
O. W. Walker, an attorney Of White
Pine county, has purchased the law H.
hraYy Of The late Attorney General r. M.
Beatty. The estate 10 now In condition to
be closed.
FL. Jones OF Austin, agent Of the Ne.
vsds Central Railroad, and Judd Riddle
Of Palisade came up on Saturdays train
and spent q couple Of days here on Masonic
business.
The patriotism OF Major W. II. A. Pike
OF Wadsworth has dubbed forth In song.
he has just completed Marching Down
N 0uka - ara LnAt.A IA A. Akn NA-ala
Volunteers. We thank Major Pike for q
COPY.
Hamilton Ia up to date on the woman
question. Mrs. Alex Muir, Mrs. Louisa
Zadow and Mrs. Axel Shields we're elected
school trustees At Mondays election. Their
opponents were Geo. Allen, Axel Shields
and Gus simons.
Elko Independent. May al: Miss Mary
Olsen, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Kaye for several months. departed
for her home In Ogden this morning. The
young lady made many friends here and
left many sore hearts behind.
Peter Williams and family. who lei.
~eSJ hAA AoW uiousub hBu cApocttuB 10
locate permanently In California, returned
here by Thursdays train. having con-
Guided that general conditions on the
Base Range are preferable 10 those now
existing In the Golden State.
II. D. Purdy Of Currant Greek left Fri
day morning for San Francisco, where he
will Join CA. Brown and embark for a
"Trip 10 the K~londike. They will buy
round trip tickets and go more on account
OF curiosity and q desire to benefit their
health than with the intention Of locating
there.
The young ladies Of the ~Ssgebrush Club
desire IL distinctly understood that their
party to be given at the Opera House
friday evening, May 27. is not TO be q
private invitation affair, but everyone
VIII DO welcome. No charge whatever for
admission. The grand march will start
81 $50.
Whitsunday.