Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-06-04
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arrived from Salt Lake Thursday.
VIM. Nye has been in town for q few
days from Hot Greek, Nye county.
Mrs. Fred Loschenkohl, whose home is
now at Dean, is visiting at Pslisade.
Richard Manuel returned home from
Butte, Montana, on Thursdays train.
Matt Kyle was Grand Marshal Of the
Memorial Day parade at Virginia City.
Reese Wheeler Of California is visiting
his brother, John T. Wheeler, at Elko.
Miss Edna Powell returned from her
visit al wsdsworth o n Saturdays train.
Attention Is called TO the advertisement
upder New To-Day" Of Agents Wanted.
The school trustees elected at the recent
election will take Office on the first Of
July.
Miss Beatrice Robinson OF Sacramento
ia visiting here with her uncle. Alex
Fraser.
ia. Painter, the Omaha cattle buyer,
CANT in Thursday from Lander and Nye
counties.
Misc Annie Notary came in on q flying
visit from her school AT Newark last Fri
day evening.
There will be a regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Lodge No. 16, F. & A. M, this tSst-
urday) evening al 1880 O'Clock.
Leroy Coil was in town early this week,
and IL reported 10 have concluded ar
rangements for the sale Of the Coil
ranch.
DR.. Hamilton has been confined TO his
bed with the grippe for about two weeks,
but Is now steadily improving and X
poets to be up in q few days.
Billy Moore wss at Fish Or eek Monday
nigh, with his large herd of cattle. He is
driving them into Newark Valley, and
has ten men to assist him.
Wells Herald: John Donelly Of Newark
Ia in Ruby Valley buying horses. He pays
sl.25. per head, and we hear that. he is 60
ing 10 open a cannery in Elko.
Silver State. May 81: Thomas Tate and
Thomas Warburton, officials Of Nye
~. stopped over here yesterday home.
ward bound from a trip TO the West.
Governor sadler has appointed j. O..
Powell. Charles Read and Charles Broy
delegates to the Mining Congress which
will meet at Salt Lake City July 9th.
Two experienced pump men came
through from Angels Camp Tuesday bound
for Lane. where they will look into the
pump difficulties at the Chairman mine.
A party Of emigrants bound for Salt
Lake from San Louis obispo county,
CAL, passed through Eureka last Satur-
day. They we're seven weeks reaching
this point.
The baseball game last Sunday resulted
In a score Of 10 10 10. The boys showed
considerable improvement In their field
work, and several brilliant plays were
made on each side.
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 at
the County Clerks Office.
Mrs. Joseph Williams came up from
Hot Greek, Nye county. Tuesday TO meet
her daughter. Miss Marie. who has been
attending the State University ct Reno.
They ~lettior home Wednesday.
The parents OF the school children, and
the public generally. are cordially invited
to be present at the closing exercises Of the
primary and grammar departments Of ,he
public school mex, Friday afternoon.
The District Cour. made an order We'd
nssday authorizing Mrs. N. Hancock,
guardian Of Charles r. Hancock ct al.
minors, to sell the interest OF her wards
in the Warm Springs property in Newark
Valley.
Master Mechanic Griffin OF the e. & P.
ran up from Palissde Sunday with an ex-
ira engine to take down the passenger
train next morning, the regular engine used
for that purpose having been disabled the
day before.
/. r.. Msrge.ts. who has been employed
% one Of the assayers at the Eureka
sampling Works for several weeks, left
Wednesday morning for a trip through
california and Oregon before returning
70 his home at Salt Lake.
Hank Cronant came home from his trip
70 Ely early in the week, and reports that
activity aud enterprise is stirring up tina,
part Of old White Pine, When quizzed as
70 whether he found any school teachers
over there. be bad nary q word to say.
Mrs.. 0. ]. Smith gave q party last even
'ns a. tbs Nevada Club and issued q large
number Of invitations to members OF the
cub and others to meet Mr.. Smiths
sister and the Misses Russell OF Elko, who
are visiting in Reno.-Reno Journal, May
26.
Andrew Riordan. Ambrose Riordan,
Harry Lewis and George Lewis, who have
deem attending the University at Reno,
arrived In Eureka last Saturday, en- route
70 their homes on White River, White