Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-19
q ENTION.

York Life insurance Company, arrived
here Thursday.
ouotstions in New York Friday morn
ing, February 18th, were: Silver, spoh
Ea. Lesd-brokers. $500.
Tom Davis, q former Eurekan q .
brother OF Mrs. Geo. II. Mullins, leaves
Seattle March Is for the Klondike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lane came up from
Angels Camp by las, Saturdays train and
continued on 10 Lane City next day.
Mrs. johanna d. Foley. mother Of the
late Senator NJ. d. Foley, died At Chip
pswa Falls, Wisconsin, on February 5.
Mike Moran, who has been snowbound
at the Silver Common mine since last No
yember, showed up in Eureka this week.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Mrs. II. A. McKim left IN yesterdays
train on a business trip to San Fran
cisco, and expects to be away about six
weeks.
W. J. Tonkin returned from Mineral
Hill Thursday. Mrs. Tonkin is much
improved and ia believed to be out OF all
danger.
P. A. Craelius, formerly an asssyer
for the Eureka Con. Company, now has
Q lucrative business in Sweden, his ma
tive land.
A called meeting Of Eureka Lodge No.
i6, F. d A. NJ, will be held this (Ssiur-
dsy) evening at z O'Clock. Work in the
third degree.
The silver set. in which 30 many have
been interested lately at the Schneider
drug store. now aderns the cupboard Of
Godfrey Revier.
As Lent commences next Wednesday
this Saturday evenings practice social of
the Alta Social Club will be the last I'M
I'll after Easter.
Walter Young, whose leg was broken
was able TO be out On crutehes during
the past few days.
Hermann Bellinger. who has been en-
ployed at the Trail shelters. BIO, IL now
supsrintending the lie Roi smelters a,
Newport, Washington.
M. II. Joseph has given up the idea
Of going INTO the Klondike country, and
Ia busily engaged in engineering the sale
Of mines in California.
W. J.. Hooper has been appointed TO
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
zion Of George Mullins as engineer Of
the Eureka Sampling Works.
Walter O. Powell, employed at the
Schneider drug store q few years age,
now has charge OF the Putnam & Walker
drug stsre at Redding. California.
Duane Bliss. who has spent a few
months with the Chairman Company at
Lane, passed through Eureka homewsrd
bound to Carson Monday morning.
Mrs. R. J. Reid has so far recovered
from her late severe illness as to be up
and around. Her daughter, Miss Nellie.
has resumed her school duties al Sum-
NIT.
Services will be held al the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at the usuAl hours,
Rev. E. T. Ingle officiating. Sunday
school immediately after the morning SER
vice.
John Donnelly was thrown from q bron-
90 81 the Warm Springs ranch In Newark
Valley last Sunday and fell into q barb
wire fence. He Was badly shaken up, but
no bones were broken.
Mrs. Judge Fitzgerald returned from
San Francisco on Thursdays train.
Judge Fitzgerald is holding a term Of
court al Austin and expects TO be here
during the latter part Of next week.
The SENTINEL is in receipt of q new
map OF Alaska gotten up by the Mining
and Scientific Press. The map shows
with great clesrness the many now we'll
known and important places along the
routes to the great gold fields.
A letter received here 9 few days sgo
from San Francisco stated that the ply
sicians In charge OF Dave MoLean's case
mad found ID necessary TO break his leg
ever again and reset it. The operation
was performed Monday al DIR. Lanes.
Superintendent Abbott and wife left
for Oakland Tuesday morning 10 attend
the funeral OF the late A. D. Wilder,
Division Superintendent OF the Southern
Pacific Company. Mr.. Abbott was en-
ployed under Mr.. Wilder for eight years
prior to his being appointed superin.
tendsnt Of she Z. a P. road.
George Mullins left on yesterday mo
in8's train for San Francisco, where he
Will meet Bob Mcmillan and Sam
Preston. The three will proceed to Sc.
attic, where they will pick up Dennis
Keefe and outfit for a trip into the
Klondike country. The big four expect
to leave by the earliest steamer and have
promised TO write descriptive letters Of
their journey and its results.
Judge Mack has rendered a decision in
favor Of Paroni for S3O5 and costs of suit