Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-09-10
LOCAL MENTION.

day Ntiu iON tuo Ghn6
Mrs. Julia Brown left on last Mondays
train for q short visit at San Francisco.
There will be a called communication
Of Eureka Commsndery. K. T., this tsat-
day. evening at 1880 o'clock.
Quotations in New York Tuesday
morning. September 9th. were: Silver
COL. Lesd-brokers. $500.
Miss Pearl Gates leaves this Saturday
morning for Whites 70 begin teaching the
school term at that place next Monday.
Miss L.. Lewis arrived from Reno Thurs
day and continued on to Lane City. where
abe will take charge Of the public school.
Miss Flora v. spurgeon arrived from
csrson last Saturday. aud commenced
her school work at Devils Gate Monday.
The usual services will DO held 81 the
Catholic Church tomorrow ct 10 o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Services will be held ~ the Presbyserisn
Church q. IL A.. M. and 1880 p. NJ. on Sun
aav next, Rev. s. 8. Caldwell officiating.
The Dispatch says that Miss Minnie
Bsllsm, who was recently SO severely
burned, ia doing nicely, but will be DON.
fined 10 her room for some time.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald left Wednesday
morning for Reno 10 attend the Silver
Party State Convention and look after his
candidacy for the District Judgeship.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
Of q complimentary ticket to the Nevads
State Fair. to be held at Reno during the
week commencing on September 10th.
The Cosmopolitan is one Of the best
cheap magazines published. The septem-
Der number is especially interesting and
can be found on sale at Stinson's book
store.
VIM. HAmlyn, who has been employed
on one OF the Burleigh drills at the Dis-
mond mine for q long time, n over to
Hamilton last week to work in the Nc
Ellin mine.
Messrs. Smith and Jackson have had the
sampling Works ore house ct the Eureka
Con. taken down and moved 10 the Home
stake mine near Hamilton. II will be
used there as Q within house.
Elko Independent, Sept. 2: Wheeler
Brothers will ship a train load OF sheep
from Hslleck to-day. They have been
purchased by an Eastern buyer who will
put them on the Chicago market.
A telegram received Thursday from Re-
no stated that Judge Fitzgerald had been
unanimously nominated District Judge Of
the Third Judicial District. comprising
Eureka, Lander and Nye counties.
e. It. Edwards lost his fine stallion
"Peter" during his visit TO Eureka last
Monday. Death was probably caused by
over-driving. Everything possible was
done to save him, but all TO no avail.
Four new names grace the political
Announcement" column this week: P.H.
HUI for State Senator, W. ]. Hooper for
Recorder, W. II. Sweeney for Sheriff. and
Phil Paroni for Long Term Commissioner.
Number OF the members Of the I. o..
@. T. went TO Ruby Hill Thursday night
to astsnd 9 surprise party given Bert
Morrish. He will leave Monday with his
mother to join his father. Mr.. Moorish. in
British Columbia.
Montgomery. Ward q Co., the Chicago
general supply house. 10 holding . sum OF
money 70 the credit OF some one In Eu-
rehs who forgot to sign his nam 70 his
letter. II be will send his name the goods
will be shipped at once.
W. D. Spencer. the new principal 81 the
Ruby Hill school. was rendered 9 surprise
party last Saturday evening at the resi.
dence Of John T~regonning. where be 10
stopping. Music. dancing and an elegant
lunch contributed 10 making the affair
thoroughly enjoyable until . late hour.
Henry d. Purdy and O. A. Brown OF
ourrsn, Greek. who left San Francisco on
the 10th Of June for the Klondike. have
written Of their arrival ct UnAlAska on
July as. They then expected 10 reach
Dawson. 1880 miles up the river. eighteen
or twenty days later. Both were in good
health aud thoroughly enjoying the trip.
A great deal OF caution should be sxer-
cised in starting fires in stoves which have
been In disuse during the Summer. The
present cold snap 10 prompting the warm
ing Of ones shins 81 Q comfortable fire
during the early morning hours. 30 10 will
be wise to examine pipes and connections
before starting fires in stoves not used for