Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-12-03
LOCAL mENTION.

Ed Watkins Ia driving on the Hamilton
end Of the White Pine stage line.
Lost-A lsdy's small plaid shawl. The
finder will please leave 1t 81 this Office.
81. Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening at z
o'clock.
Quotations in New York Tuesday
morning, November 20. were: Silver. 59k.
Lesd-brokers, $3.50.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Commsndery No. 2, K. T., this
Saturday evening at z O'Clock.
The usual services will be held al the
Catholic Church tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after msss.
TIL next meeting Of the Grand Lodge
Of Good Templsrs will be held on the first
Thursday in November, 1899. at Eureka.
Services will be held 81 the Presbyterian
Church at II A. NJ. and At 2 P. M. on Sun
day next, Rev. 8. s. Caldwell officiating.
Mr.. Bracket Of Oakland, CAL, visited
with his s~on.in.law. superintendent Alb
DOH Vi Iuo Gs ~ . III
Tom Dixon and Lou wedekind are back
from Bald Mountain, where they have
been doing assessment work on mines in
that district.
Miss Edith Swiok Of Eureka was elected
Grand Vice Templsr at the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars, recently
held at Deeth.
Governor sadler expects to be In Eureka
on this (Ss,urday's) train. He telegrsphed
his son, Edgar, Friday forenoon that he
was "a votes ahead.
John 8. Howk OF Reno 10 making Q trip
through this portion Of the State By pri-
vate conveyance. He arrived In Eureka
from Austin Thursday.
The County Commissioners have had
Pete Lob at work during the week filling
in the street crossing between Fletcher's
corner and the Courthouse.
Attorney E. S. Harrington OF Elko
passed through Eureka last Saturday
bound for Ely to attend the White Pine
term OF the District Court.
Miss Nettie Conover, who has been WIS.,
i.ing At Deeth. Elko county, for the past
two months, returned to her home in New
ark Valley, via Eureka, this week.
Frank s. Wilson returned Monday from
Ssdler's Diamond Valley ranch, where he
delivered $50 head Of steers and yearlings,
sold to Moody Bros. OF Elko.
Mrs. NJ. Hancock has sold IS head OF
stock cattle to Clark Drown OF South Fork,
Elko county. The cattle were sold at Sad.
ler's Huntington Valley ranch last week.
A grand dance Was had Thanksgiving
night al the Hay Ranch in Pine Valley. A
special train ran up from PAlisade. and .
royal good time was had by the large crowd
present.
There will be 9 regular meeting Of the
Board of County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them 81 the
Clerks Office to-day.
A dance Is to be given this friday
night at Miners Union Hall on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. VIM. Bryant will set . lunch in the
hall at the midnight intermission.
Mrs. Rebeoca p. Crombie. mother Of j.
O. Crombie OF Mineral Hill. died al Man
chester, New Hampshire, November Esd.
Of the advanced age Of 81 years. 0 months
and 8 days.
Up to Friday noon about $40, 900 had
been paid into the Treasurer's Office for
taxes. Quite q number OF taxpayers are
taking advantage Of the new law BY
paying only half their taxes at this time.
John Walsh. OF Quebec, Canada, 10 visit.
Ing In Eureka with his aunt. Mrs. Ed.
Mccormick. Mr.. Walsh 10 directly from
Che Klondike and thinks very favorably Of
that country. He will return in the
Spring.
The Eureka Dramatic Company will
produce the beautiful melo-drama, "Tony,
ths Convict" at the Eureka Opera House
On Saturday evening, December 10th.
Reserved seats will be on sale Of the Post
ONCE Book Store Thursday. December 9Th.
Gen. R. M. Clarke. Peter Breen and o.
j. Smith, attorneys for the defense In the
Paul-Rocco case tried 81 Ely this week,
returned to Eureka by private conveyance
Thursday evening. Msssrs. Clarke and
smith lef, by Fridays train for Reno.
A number Of ladies in Eureka have be-
come interested In French. and are try
ing to form . class for the study Of
the language during the Winter. Some
Of them think of attending the Paris
Exposition in 1900. and . fair knowledge
OF the French language would therefore
be q valuable acquisition.
Last Friday and Saturday were exec cd.
ingly cold days in the north end Of the
county, the thermometer having registered
as low as 16 degrees below zero 81 the Hay
Ranch. and 40 degrees below 81 winzell's.
1t has also been quite cold 10 Eureka, but
sdegrees above zero has been the lowest
notch TO which the mercury has dropped.
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