Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-01-15
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The Chinese New Year begins on Jsnu'
airy 22nd.
Sam Wheeler returned homo to Reno
yesterday.
Ed Perry is In from ourrant Greek with
slosd OF grain.
Found-A lsdy's feather boa. The own
or can get IL by calling at this office.
W. @. Blair returned from q visi' I'D
California on Wednesday nights stage
How often have ysu made the mistake
Of da,ing your letters 1897 instead OF
1898?
Miss Lizzie Eustice left Wednesday
msrning 10 join her father at Eureka,
Utah.
Mrs. @. A. Brown came up from Our
rant Greek Saturday with Q load OF ranch
produce.
Three w~oodchoppers left here for Lane
City this week to work for the Chairman
Comps'
P aerson has gone 10 Carlin in
the hope Of securing a situation on the
Central Pacific.
There will be q called meeting Of
Eureks Lodge No. 16. +. 81 A. M. this
evening at Z o'clock.
Some one will own the Regina music
box ct the Schneider drug store this even
ing IL be will be ON hand about 1880.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
See McKim's new sd in this issue. He
Is making q general cash reduction sale OF
footwear preparatory to moving into his
new store.
And still more music. Frank Brossemer
caught the fever and sent for 8 grsmo'
phone. which arrived Thursday with fifty
pieces OF music.
Miss Pearl Gates has been visiting at
home for the past few days. She returns
TO Diamond Valley today to teach the
school q, Bsiley's.
The Virginia Enterprise says ,hat Judge
Mack will hold Court in Austin the latter
part OF this month, having been asked to
serve by Judge Fitzgerald.
Gus Hintze is emulsting the example
set by the Brown Hotel, and is now dis
coursing late and popular airs to the pub
lie from q new graphspbone.
j. A. Painter and G. W. vsnsant, cattle
buyers OF South Omaha. Neb., arrived on
Tuesdays train en- route TO White River
Pat Kane will accompany them.
Ely has also been having q siege Of bit
ter cold weather. We hear that The Their
mometer registered 20 degrees below zero
Tuesday aud II below Thursday.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at the usual hours,
Rev. E. T. Ingls officiating. Sunday
school Immediately after the morning ser
vice.
The ducks 81 Fish Greek are legion, but
our local sports hnd considerable diff
Guilty hunting them, 80 the country IL
open and level. afording no chance to
"sneak,"
County Superintendent Breen has ap-
pointed John Damele school trustee TO fl
the vacancy in sulphur Springs District,
caused by the death Of J. NJ. North some
time since.
Miss Jessie Diamond accidentally fell
through q trap doorway leading into the
cellar at her home Tuesday evening, and
received . number Of painful but not Sc.
rious injuries.
QuotAtions in New York Friday morn.
ing. January 14th, we're: Silver. az
quoted by Handy d Harmon. 57A; spot,
for immediate delivery. ssh. Lead
brokers, 1855.
Dan Brown, formerly Of Eureka, q son
Of Mrs. Julia Brown, Ia now living at
Cloverdsle. Gal. His wife recently pre-
sentsd him with twins boy and girl. All
are doing nicely.
Tom Lane. accompanied by G. W.
Price and W. P. wensler all Of Angels
Camp, Cal, arrived on Thursdays train.
They left yesterday morning by private
conveyance for Lane City.
We understand that an application 10 TO
be made to the Commissioner for the Gre
alton Of new school district by dividing
what Is now known as the Sulphur
Springs District in Diamond Valley.
Mrs. Antoine Rogantini Of Duekwster
left Aperday morning for California,
where she will take 8 practical course in
the growing OF fruits and the most ap-
proved methods OF preserving and drying