Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-07-02

Thomas W. Logan and daughter were ID
from Duckwstsr Tuesday.
Monday the small boy-also the fire.
crscker-will be In his glory.
M. D~ougherty and Miss Dsrrsgh spens
Monday here from Fish Greek.
P. II. HUI is quite sick q has been
confined to his bed since Wednesday.
Mrs. J. II. Hoegh and son returned
Monday from Q visit ct Ruby Valley.
julius Minoletti brought In . load Of
hay Wednesday from Newark Valley.
Harry jackson went over to Hamilton
Thursday morning on mining matters.
Felix Maggini, who is now located 81
San Jose, CAL. has been In town this
week.
Geo. A. Bartlett, Esq, made . flying
business "trip to Mineral Hill early this
week.
Fred Plagemsn was in town last sstur-
dsy and Sunday shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. G. A. Msu and daughter, Miss
Minnie, left wedne sdsy for . visit In
California.
Sheriff Scott and F. M. CLARK. the Ely
druggist, passed through to White Pine
Thursday.
Ben Miller, the White Pine stage man,
was In Eureka several days during the first
OF the week.
All bills fled against the county since
July LIST will have to bear q ten-cent rev.
enue stamp.
Governor Sadler came over from the
west Tuesday. He returned TO Carson BY
Fridays train.
The sagehen season opened July LIST, and
snumber Of our local sports are planning
some big hunts.
Richard Bellam and his sister. Miss
Edith, left wadsworth last Monday for 8
trip to Montana.
E. Paul passed through to Ely Tuesday
from San Francisco. where he had been for
medical treatment.
Quotations In New York Tuesday
morning. June 2S.h. were: Silver. 59A.
Lead-brokers, $3.75.
Jim johnson was here . couple OF days
this week from his ranch Al Bull Greek.
he will start hsying at once.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu'
reks Lodge No. 16, F.. A. NJ, this tsat-
urday) evening At 1880 O'Clock.
Rocco Krsgnaz returned from San Fran
cisco Saturday somewhat improved In
health. He left for Hamilton Thursday.
@. II. Sinclair, assistant on the U, 3.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, finished his
work here and left for Salt Lake Wednes-
day.
Walker Lake Bulletin: II is reported
that Miss Blanche Atherton has been ap-
pointed principal Of the school Al Gard
n~erville.
The new school trustees will meet 10
night Saturday for the purpose Of acting
on the numerous applications for positions
In our public school.
The Lowell Training School graduated
q class Of twenty-four on June 27th. This
is The institution OF which Miss Gertrude
Edmund lie principal.
Misses Blanche and Grace Atherton OF
Carson have gone 10 San Diego, CAL, 70
spend the Summer vacation with their
sister. Mrs. Carpenter.
We have had q week or ten days Of Sum.
mer sunshine. but appearances yesterday
indicated that an old time snow storm
would grace the 4th OF July.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet Monday, but only 70 adjourn 10
the next day, the 9th. when the usual
business will be attended 10.
The only public observance Of the 4th
will be made by the I. o. G. T., who will
give q picnic, and the Rescue Hose Com
pany who will give Q ball In the evening.
Miss LEILA Smith OF Worcester. Mass,
sister Of b. L. and o. J.. Smith, arrived
Tuesday from Reno. She will visit here
for some time with Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Smith.
Miss Annie Williams left on Friday
mornings train and was met at Pslisade
BY Miss Louise Loschenkohl. The young
ladies' will spend their vacation In Cal.
ifornia.
Frank Rogers and his son Lew came In
from Hamilton Friday morning, where
they have been working at the Homestake
mine for McEllin during the past several
months.
Miss Mary North OF Cortez has been
confined to her bed for the past three
weeks with q mild attack OF typhoid fever.
She 10 now reported 10 be rapidly con
valsscing.
A letter received Thursday from the
Mcmillan Mullins party stated that they
had only reached Lake Tagish May 80.
having been delayed on account Of the
ice. They expected no further serious
trouble from that point to Dawson.
superintendent Abe Laird Of the Ruby
Hill Tunnel Company informs rs that the