Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-06-11

], @. Ravell Is progressing slowly wish Q
ssf,ozs liver, complication.
W. J. Tonkin has gone down TO his
ranch 10 take part In the rodeo.
Pete Lob will soon commence the usual
Summer sprinkling OF the streets.
8. wenban and Mrs. W. o. Mills and
children are making a visit at Cortez.
Commissioners Benson Is a. Battle
Mountain under the care Of DR.. Hood.
Billy Mendes and family spent g few
DAYS in Town this week from Duckwater.
Mrs. III. Rogantini and Miss Imosene
rrvin were In from Duckwster Monday.
81. Johns Chapter No. s, r. A.. M.
meets this saturday. evening ct 7:SO
o'clock.
Mrs, J. @. Crombie Of Mineral Hill 10
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W. j.
Tonkin.
Frank Lochman, who has been attend
ing the University 81 Reno, returned home
Thursday.
TIL SENTINEL returns thanks 10 Con-
gresham Newlands for late Congressional
documents.
Any one desiring q large cook stove
will find one advertised for sale under
"New To-Day"
Postmaster Clarke was under the
weather and confined to his bed q couple
OF days this week.
George 8. Henderson received four
carloads OF wagons and agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS by Tuesdays train.
Silver in New York Juno 7 was quoted
At 5s4. L~ead-brokers. $500. Bar sill
YER, June 8, Is quoted at SOB.
Mrs. /. J.. Wilson returned Saturday
from Reno, where she had been attending
the wedding Of her daughter.
James 8. Wood Of Smoky Valley. Nye
county, has been placed in a private sani-
tsrium at Liyermore, California.
There will be a regular meeting OF Eu-
reks C~ommsndery No. 2, K. t., this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Leading smelter men al Salt Lake assert
their belief that lead will continue to ad-
vance until 81 per hundred pounds is
reached.
Assessor J. @. Powell. accompanied by
Van Powell. left Wednesday morning for
an assessing trip through the north end
OF the county.
Billy Moore came in from Newark Val
ley Thursday with q number Of his herd
srs, and Ia on his way south after another
drive OF cattle.
Joe Mendes and Ed Clarke are in from
Duckwater. Joe says the weather has
been so cold in that section that the hay
does not promise g very good crop this
year.
large, handsome new flag. i0x1s. all
wool bunting, has been bought BY the
Commissioners for the Courthouse, and
will be thrown to the breeze on Flag
Day.
Joe Flynn has agreed to do some neces-
sary repairing TO the road between Eu-
rskA and Mineral Hill for sis. and will
turn the money over to the Mineral Hill
school fund.
The County Commissioners have posted
notices asking for bids for furnishing ten
cords Of cedar wood. to be delivered In
July and August. Bids will be received
up to July 5.
J. D. Page OF Typo came up from his
ranch Thursday TO meet his sons. Claude
and Merrill. who have been attending
school at Berkeley, Cal. They left for
home Friday.
Phil Paroni left on Mondays train for
San Francisco. He has been in very poor
health for some time past and expects
that the change and course OF medical
treatment he proposes to take will bring
him around all right.
Albert HoH, who was 10 have been
hanged at San Quentin Friday for the
murder Of Mrs. Clute, has been given q
new lease Of life, his attorneys having filed
an appeal to the Supreme Court, which
will probably take several weeks to decide.
The reason OF Thursdays e. a P. train
being q couple Of hours late 10 said 10 have
been caused BY the explosion Of 9 gas tank
on one OF the E~ast-bound sleepers on
Thursday mornings train. The explosion
set fire to The car and occasioned . three
hour delay.
All but one Of the men who have been
working for the new whalen company
wei, laid of Saturday and have returned
TO Eureka. Some difficulty has arisen at
The ~oompany's main Office relative to
money matters, which is believed to be
but temporary. and the men arc hoping
70 resume work shortly.
bus KlOndIke Party.