Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-08
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Felix Maggini and son arrived on Tues'
days train from San jose.
Mrs. A, Affranchini and child have gone
10 New York 70 visit with relatives.
Hear the political Love Song tonight
friday at the Opera House-new.
]. d. Page was here q couple Of days
from Typo the forepsrt Of the week.
Mrs. A. skillman returned Thursday
from a two months visit ct San Francisco.
superintendent Read Of the Diamond
came over from Salt Lake last Saturday.
Ralph Travers has . position % fireman
nm the @. p, between Wadsworth and
Ogden.
Mrs. Mark Terrill left on Mondays
train 10 Join her husband in British Col
umbis.
Two hundred and Afty.eight electors
are registered In Eureka precinct No. ! up
10 date.
E. Boomhower and daughter, Mrs. AL
Clayton, came up from Pine Valley
Thursday.
Otto Mau left by Fridays train for San
Francisco In the hope Of securing en-
ployment.
Mrs. H. II. Rogantini and Miss Imogene
Irwin have been in town from Duckwater
during the week.
sixty.two voters are already registered
at Pslissde. Last years complete list
footed up but 50.
Frank Kopp, who has been visiting 81
San Jose, CAL, for several weeks. returned
home on Tuesdays train.
Mrs. Morris store on Main street has
been newly painted and now presents .
fine and neat appearance.
The Free Press says Miss Edith Swick
Of Eureka. will attend the Business Col
lege in Elko this Winter.
Mrs. Herbert Jewell came up from Pali-
SADIE Saturday on a visit 10 her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Hooper Of Ruby Hill.
There will be a regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Commsndery No. 2, K. t., this
Saturday evening al Z o'clock.
Mrs. Julia Brown arrived home on
Thursdays train from the city, where she
has spent several weeks on business.
Charles Brossemer, brother OF Frank
Brossemer Of Eureka. 10 reported TO be
quite Ill at Elko with pluro-pneumonia.
Services will be held al the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ. on Sun
day next. Rev. 8. 8. Caldwell ofioistipg.
Frank Mcmillan and his son. John. who
have been working ct the Diamond mine.
left on Mondays train for British Colum-
biA.
We thank Secretary Of State Howell
for q copy Of the list Of nominations for
State Offices filed In his Office 90 required
BY law.
Besides other improvements al the En-
pirs. Gus Hintze has put down . heavy
new sidewalk In front Of his place on Main
street.
M. Karsky returned from San Francisco
Tuesday, where he has been for the past
month purcharing . new line Of Fall and
Winter goods.
Candidates for county Offices must not
neglect 10 hle their certificates Of nomina.
ton with the County Clerk before 4 o'clock
this Saturday afternoon.
Luther Clarke's condition has been
very serious during the last few days, and
81 the time the SENTINEL vent 10 press IL
was thought he could not recover
Tom Dixon and John Henderson got
back Tuesday from . two months trip 70
Bishop. California. They went across
country with . team and enjoyed the trip
very much.
Herman Reischka was In town this week
from Reveille. Nys county. arranging with
teamsters for the hauling Of Q consider
able quantity Of lead ore 70 the railroad 81
this point.
Commencing with this quarter post
ONCE box rents In Eureka have been re-
duced from s2.50 to s2.0o on the large
boxes. and 81 80 10 81 90 on the ordinary
look boxes.
Mrs. Alice Childs Of Los Angeles,
GAL, is visiting her parents. Mr.. md Mrs.
Robert Hagar at their home in Ruby VAL
ley. Her son George 10 spending Q few
days In town.
r. @. Goss, who has been employed at
the Diamond mine. Left by Fridays train
for Salt Lake. He expects to take . po-
sition with the same company in their
mines at Merour, Utah.
The SENTINEL IL under obligations 70
the Eureka County Bank for the use Of lie
advertising space for reading matter In
this Issue, an unusual quantity Of legal
advertisements having crowded US for
space.
The Battle Mountain Nevsdan says
Harve McAdams, who drives the stage
from Beowawe 10 Cortez, was injured by
the horses running away with him Thurs
day Of last week. He went down 10 Battle
Mountain TO consult DR.. Hood.
Mrs. H. M. Schneider, who has been in
California for the past two months. came