Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-09-03
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Mrs. Rumble OF Idaho 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Rosevear Of Ruby
Hill.
Henry Kind returned the frst OF the
week from q trip to II DO on mining bus
mess.
81. Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening 81 7:So
o'clock.
Rober, Rsitice announces his candidacy
for Assemblyman Of Eureka county In
this issue.
Mrs. AL Clayton has been spending the
week in town from the Boomhower ranch
In Pine Valley.
Quotations in New York Tuesday
morning, August 3Oth. were Silver, 69b.
Lead-brokers. $3.50.
The regular registration notices OF the
various precincts Of the county appear
under New To-Day"
Mrs. Butson, wife Of David Butson Of
Ruby Hill. arrived by Thursdays train
from Cornwall, England.
Miss Alma Mannheim left by Fridays
train for Beowswe, and will open her
school there next Monday.
W. d. Spencer Of San Francisco, the
new principal Of tho Ruby Hill public
school, arrived Thursday.
James Rogsntini has resigned his posi-
ton as q member OF the board OF school
trustees Of Cottonwood Park.
There will be a regular meeting OF Eu-
reka C~ommsndery No. 2, K. T., this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Misses Pearl and Maud Norman are In
Eureka again from Illipah, White Pine
county. and will spend the Winter here.
The usual services will be held al the
Catholic Church tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Services will be held al the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and 1880 P. M. on Sun
day next, Rev. 8. 8. Caldwell officiating.
Wallace Baily and Miss Laura Baily,
children Of Robert Baily OF Diamond Val
ley, have gone 70 Reno TO attend the State
University.
The Lode notes the arrival al DeLamar
Of DR.. Davis. formerly Of Ely, and says
the doctor intends TO locate there per-
m~snently.
The SENTINEL ackn owledges the receipt
Of complimentary tickets 10 the ball TO be
given by Diamond Rebekah Lodge on
September 20.
Mrs. G.. II. Hager returned 10 Mineral
Hill Tuesday by private conveyance, and
will resume her school work at that place
next Monday.
Rev. 8. Caldwell has 9 card In another
column expressing bis appreciation Of the
work OF those who took part In the Can
tA.a Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Vim. ZAdow and children, who
have been visiting in California. and also
at Carson. for the past several weeks. re-
turned homo Thursday.
Mas Annie Williams, assis tant princi-
pal Of she Ruby Hill public school, re-
turned home last Saturday from q visit In
California during the Summer.
Joe Moline Is back from Hamilton,
where he has been engaged for . few days
experimenting the erection Of Q whim
on the Rocco-Homestake mines.
Hon. Joseph T. Williams returned 70
his home a, Hot Greek last Saturday. He
took with him q fine Beatty organ for the
use of the Hot Greek public school.
The Catholic and Presbyterian Sunday
school children had picnics al DepaolPs
during the week. A good time Was had at
both gatherings by all who were present.
VIM. Potts OF Monitor Valley. Nye
county. has received the appointment OF
postmaster at Potts, q new postofice re-
Gently established 81 Mr.. Potts ranch In
Monitor Valley.
There will be . 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.
II Ia rumored here that John T. Wheeler
will not be q candidate for the position Of
Attorney General at the State Convention,
but will run for the Office Of District Al
torney OF Elko county.
Or. E. A. Manz and wife Of San Fran.
cisco we're arrivals In Eureka Wednesday.
The doctor is looking up q location, and
After remaining here q few days expects 70
continue on his way Eastward.
The idea Of having a grand cake walk In
the near future Is again being revived, and
anumber Of EurekA's lady %sprinters are
practicing 10 the early mornings on the
various roads just outside Of town.
Miss Minnie Sadler, who will teach one
Of the departments In the Eureka public
school. came over from Carson Thursday
and stopped of at Palisade to visit friends.
She Is expected up on Saturdays train.
Hard cider will flow freely among the
good people OF Newark Valley during the
coming Winter. W. H. Smith has re-
ceived q large cider press. and proposes