Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-15
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DR.. Samuels has q card 70 the public 10
another column OF this issue.
Miss Jessie Diamond left Friday 70
teach the school at Gerald, near Pslisade.
Miss Buby Mechanics is teaching the
school ct W. H. Smiths In Newark VAL
ley.
Mrs. M. Dougherty and Miss Mary Oar
ragh we're In town from Fish Greek last
Saturday.
Henry Kind left on Fridays train for
San Francisco 70 select Q stock Of Fall and
Winter clothing.
MIR. and Mrs. o. J. Smith Of Reno ar
rived on Tuesdays train and expect TO re-
main here several weeks.
Felix Maggini and son, who have spent
the last two weeks In Eureka. returned 70
San Jose Friday morning.
l.. W, Cromer's announcement as o Sill
YER party candidate for the Office Of Long
Term Commissioner appears in this issue.
services will be held at the Presbyterian
oburch a. IL A. M. and Z p. NJ. on Sun
day next, Rev. 8. s. Caldwell officiating.
Dont forget to attend the ball TO be
given tonight Friday at the Opera
House by The Italian Benevolent Society.
Miss Irene Ford Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. T. Wheeler ct Elko. and Is expect
cd 10 return home to Eureka In . short
time.
James E. Harper, representing Baker d
Hamilton and James b. Tresdwell, with
Booth & Co. Of Sacramento. spent Sunday
In Eureka.
W.. W. Cooper has secured the use Of Q
room in the school building for the even
ing business school. II will open Tuesday,
November LIST.
E. M. Baum OF Palissde expects 70 open
up business next week in the new hotel at
Carlin. The new hostelry will be known
ss the Gem Hotel.
Mrs. J. Lobner, who has been spending
the Summer with her daughter, Mrs. H.
Kind, returned to her home OF Colfax,
California, yesterday.
Tom Dixon has been appointed Admin
istrstor of the estate Of Luther Clarke, de-
ceased. Persons having bills against the
estate should presen. them according to
law.
Members Of the families Of Masons will
be interested In q notice under New To
Day" The Order Of Eastern Star will be
conferred at Masonic Hall shis Saturday
evening.
Miss Louise M. Hinch OF Virginia City
passed through Eureka this week on her
way to Hon. Joseph Williams at Hot
Greek. Nye county, where she will teach
the public school.
The sureties OF the late postmaster, Lu-
ther Clarke. have appointed M. B. Bart
let. acting postmaster. He will hold office
until q regular appointment is made by
President Mckinley.
b. l.. Smith and Mike Moran went over
10 Hamilton on Thursdays stage TO take Q
look OF the progress OF the work In the
Rocco Homestske mines. They expect to
return Sunday night.
Ray E. Chase OF Salt Lake city, . son Of
Ira A. Chase, who died 81 Ely last Sun
day, and Jesse F. Waterman, . Los Ange.
lee, CAL. attorney, arrived here Thursday
and continued on TO Ely.
Charles D. Lane has returned TO San
Francisco from the Kotzebue Sound
country. He has placed q number OF pros
psctors a various points In that section 70
carry on exploiting for . year.
Mrs. E, M. Poiglsse and Miss Jennie
Hancock returned to Butte, Montana.
Friday morning. They have been visiting
John Hancock. ST., father Of Miss Han.
cock, at Ruby Hill for . few weeks.
Hon. H. O. Cutting, candidate for re-
election on the Silver party ticket as State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. ar
rived on last Saturdays train and remain
ed over until Monday wiring up political
fences.
Tom T. Lane passed through Eureka
Thursday bound for Ely. He has just
returned from chihuahua, Mexico. where
the Lanes are operating 9 large gold prop.
erty In the Sierra Madrs mountains. He
will go back TO Mexico In . few days.
Work Is progressing Of the Tom whelan
copper mines in Copper Basin. Three
carloads Of lumber were brought up 10 the
Union switch by the new company the |
other day, and q force Of men Is kept bus |
lily employed erecting ths new smelling
plant.
The weather this week has been unusu-
ally warm and pleasant for this season Of
the year, and the candidates who are in
10 canvass the county are making
TO start out at once, 20 % 10
take advantage Of the weather while u re-
mains fine.
Pat o'Brien. accompan led BY eight va
came 10 from the Warm Springs
ranch in Newark valley Tuesday. They
had just delivered to W. A. Moore 500
head Of cattle recently purchased from M. |
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