Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-02
LOCAL mENTI0N.

ed up Q business at Tuscarors.
Robert Bailey, Jr., is In town from Dis-
mond Valley for q couple Of days.
Angelo Picolo was In Eureka during the
pss. few days from Cherry Greek.
Eureka was visited BY an e~nterprising
Eastern coffin drummer last week.
Rev. NJ. s. Riddle and wife left for their
home al Elko on Wednesdays train.
Mrs. W. j. Tonkin and children return
ed from Mineral Hill on Thursdays train.
Sheriff Sweeney left yesterday morning
with Michele Georges for the State prison
ct Carson.
Last Sunday wss Passion Sunday, next
will be Palm Sunday, and the week fol-
lowing, Easter.
The trial jurors were excused Thursday
from further attendance on court during
the present term.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
feka Lodge No. 16, f.. d A. M, this even
ing At 7:30 o'clock.
Hon. Thomas Wren, Gen. r. M. Clarke
and Secretary Of State Howell have re-
turned to the west.
John Hovendon csme up from Beowswe
on Tuesdays train on legal matters. and
returned home yesterday.
Quotations in New York Friday morn
ing, April LIST, were: Silver, spot,
ssh. Lead-brokers. $3.50.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church o.morrow at IL o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
The DeLamar Lode says that Mrs. Chris.
Malstesta and daughters. after q short visit
., Ely, will spend the Summer in Eureka.
W. II. Remington OF Salt Lake, and W.
]. Pariz OF San francisco, arrived here
Thursday, and will be here a few days on
mining matters.
E. O. Moore and wife OF Fish Lake VAL
ley, Nye county, have been visiting Eu-
reks during the week as the guests Of MT.
and Mrs. @. H. Stinson.
The SENTINEL force was presented on
last Tuesday with a quantity Of liquid re-
ireshments by W. ]. Hooper. Billy 10 a.
happy as a lord. It's . girl.
T. b. Bruffy. Joseph Flynn. W. o.
Brooks, @. D. Cameron and Thos. Crum-
packer have been In Town from the north
end on jury duty for several days.
Deputy Sheriff Jake Johnson returned
isom Carson on last Tuesdays train and
continued on TO his home at DeLamar
Wednesday by private conveyance.
Mrs. winzell and daughter, Miss Kitty,
expect TO leave next week for an extended
visit In California, and may also lake .
trip through Oregon and Washington be-
fore returning home.
After an extended business trip TO San
Francisco Mrs. Fl. A. McKim returned
70 Eureka last Saturday. On her way
home she made Q short visit with her
mother a. Virginia City.
March came In with ell proper mildness,
but for once 81 least ancient tradition
will have 10 be overlooked, for IL went out
with q smile OF Spring. Thursday. the
pleasant a. q day in June.
There will be q regular meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them to-day a.
she County Clerks office.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate the
ssventy-ninsh anniversary Of the Order
on the 26th OF the present month By q
OVsuA kalf A. ka ufyau "a tha Maannto and
Odd Fellows hall. The announcement ap-
pears under "New To-Day"
The Postofioe Department 10 Advertising
for proposals TO carry mail on the route
between Eureka and Bar (Coil's) for four
years commencing July /. once a week
service. Intending contractors will have
until April 10 in which 70 put In their
bids.
W. A. Moore. Of Twin Springs, Nye
county, has rented the Warm Springs
ranch in Newark Valley from Mrs. Han.
cock, and will begin moving his cattle up
In q few days. The ranges near his pres
sns location are said 10 be presty we'll eaten
out by the sheep.
Dave Mclean has SO far recovered from
The last operation performed on his injured
foot that he Is now able 10 get out on the
streets OF San Francisco. He expects to
return 70 Nevada about the 18th instant.
john 8. Stewart thinks of quitting his
Job at the Masonic Cemetery in San Fran
CISCO and going to Dyea. His brother-in-
law, Dan Mcdonald. Is running q board
Ing house there, and is reported TO be
making 9 pile Of money.
The regular meeting Of the Eureka Good
Templars Lodge was held last Saturday
night 81 the Presbyterian church. About
thirty of the members attended. After the
regular businessW Il. Mckay YVES initiated
and heartily welcomed into the lodge. The
programme. which consisted OF recisations,
readings. instrumental and vocal music,
was quite good. The outlook for the lodge is
now very encouraging, and the members