Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-05
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The /. o. G.. T. will install the newly
elected officers at their meeting tonight.
James McDougsl Of Newark Valley
spent q couple Of days in town this week.
G.. b. Patrini and family returned home
Saturday to Eureka after . years visit in
Italy.
st. Johns Chapter No. 8. r. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening Of 2
o'clock.
MAJ McEwen left last Saturday for Cor.
tez where he will take Q position on the
wenban property.
Mrs. E. W. fremont, who has been Wis
ting in Pine Valley with Mrs. 0befsteg,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. James Campbell and daughter are
In o wi from Huntington Valley and are
stopping al the Brown Hotel.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reks ~oommsndery No. 2, K. T.. this
Saturday evening at z O'Clock.
Those interested In Mrs. Fulton's crazy
guilt should put In an appearance at Nc
Kim's store next Monday evening.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and 7 P. NJ. on Sunday
next, Rev. s. s. Caldwell officiating.
COMMISSIONS Benson came up from
Beowswe on Thursdays train, aud will
remain in town until after election.
L. L. Emery, who has charge Of the
Lane property near Ely. passed through
Eureka last Monday bound for California.
County Clerk Hoegh returned Wednes-
day from an official trip through the
county with the ballots and election sup
plies for the various precincts.
John Clendenning has moved his family
to Ely, where they will reside during the
continuance OF Mr.. Clendenning's mail
contract on the Eureka-Ely route.
Tom Dixon left on Wednesday morn
ing's train for Battle Mountain to examine
the anthony mines in which the estate oi
l.. Clarke, deceased, is interested.
The SENTINEL is under obligations to
the various Registry Agents In the county
for their prompt courtesy in forwarding
the registry lists OF voters for publication.
A. Moore of Nye county was in town
this week on his way to the Warm Springs
ranch In Newark Valley, where he will
spend the Winter with bis son, w. A.
Moore.
Under New To-Day" will be found the
notice of dissolution of the co-partnership
which has existed for a number Of years
between the LAM Brothers In the dairy
business.
Miss Edna Powell returned Saturday
from q visit At wadsworth with the Misses
Bellam. Miss Winnie Bellam, who was so
severely burned last Summer, Is now do
ing very nicely.
The amateur dramatic club has almost
completed lie arrangements for the pre-
sentation Of "Tony. the Convict" but
one lady character more being necessary
70 fill the cast.
Walter Moore and wife. accompanied By
Mrs. j. 0'Brien. arrived from their home
In Fish Lake Valley. Nye county. this
week, and expect 10 make an extended
visit In Eureka.
There will DO q regular meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them at the
Clerks Office to-day.
Under New To-Day" we publish q cor.
rected list OF the voters registered at Pali-
SADIE Precinct. No. 8. the one published
last week having contained Q number OF
errors and omissions.
friday evening at Miners Union Hall,
Ruby Hill, promises TO be a pleasant az
fair. Quite . number OF Eureka people
have arranged to attend.
John Weber, candidate from White Pine
county on the Democratic ticket for Sec
Rotary Of State. stopped over during last
sunday on his campaigning tour. He left
Monday morning for Elko county.
d. A. McKim has jus. received . fine
line OF Winter underclothing and mems
WOODEN socks Of q superior grade. In an
ticipation Of Winter necessities he has also
laid In . new stock of rubbers, overshoes.
etc., etc.
Mrs. 8. Mccullough came In from Our
RAM Greek Tuesday and continued on to
Ban Francisco by Fridays train. She has
been In poor health for some time and
hopes to be benefited by Q course Of med
icAl treatment in the city.
Arrangements are being made to have
The election returns sent to Eureka. The
bulletins are TO include the returns
throughout the East and the Coast for
Governor and Congressman, and will be
complete On the State ticket for Nevada.
Henry Kind returned from San Fran
cisco last Saturday. He purchased q large
stock OF clothing while In the city, which
has been arriving during the week. So
far only overcoats and pantAloons have
been u~npacked. and they indicate q we'll
selected assortment.