Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-01-01
G NJ ENTION.

ranch for the holidays.
Miss Louise Loschenkohl is here from
Palisade visiting Mrs. Ed. Mccormick.
r. J. Reid has completed his assess
ment work at Bald Mountain, and Is now
in town.
Henry Purdy came .up from Currsn'
Creek Thursday with Q big load OF corn
fed hogs.
The condition of j.. G. Cromble OF MIN
eral Hill is not improving, ous IL osny
growing worse.
The Alta Club practice night last Sat
urday developed into Q very enJoyabie I'm
promptu party.
There will be 9 regular meeting OF
Enreka Lodge No. 16, +. 4 A. M. this
evening ct z O'Clock.
Miss Ruby Lindsay Of Mound Valley has
been spending the holidays with Miss May
Wittenburg In Eureka.
Quotations in New York Friday morn
ing. December 31st, we're: Silver STA.
Lead-brokers, $3.50. Market strong.
8. Redlioh and Harry Robinson went
down to Mineral Hill Thursday TO furniAh
the music for the New Years eve dance.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Tom T. Lane, superintendent Of the
Utica mine at Angels camp, GAL, passed
through Eureka Tuesday en- route to Lane
City.
Frank Romano moved his family We'd
nesday TO their ranch In Diamond Valley,
which he recently purchased from Andrea
Zunino.
The case OF Rebecca P. Tonkin against
Walter J. Tonhin WAS dismissed Thursday
on mosion OF Peter Breen, Esq, attorney
for plaintiff.
Robert A. Anderson left on Thursday's
stage, bound for San Francisco. where he
will take q position with the Southern Pa
oi6o Company.
Mrs. M. Winzell has recently sold three
hundred head OF calves TO Frank Fernald'
They have been taken to Mr.. Fernald'f
ranch In Elko county.
Andrew Jackson, who has been Q resi-
dent OF Eureka for over twenty years, left
Monday for San Francisco where he will
In future make his home.
Suit for divorce has been commenced In
the District Court by John W. Eberl
against Julia f. Ebert. The ground sci
up in the complaint lie desertion.
John Shoenbar, an old Eureksn. re
Gently returned from Cripple Creek to
San Francisco. accompanied by his wife.
He expects to go TO the klondike.
The company that has taken hold Of the
Bald Mountsin gold properties proposes
70 put up . mill in the Spring. and will
also do considerable work on the plscers,
Services will be held 81 the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at the usual hours,
Rev. E. T. Ingle officiating. Sunday
school Immediately after the morning ser
vice.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining
Company has levied az assessment OF one
cent par share on the capital stock OF the
corporation. See notice under New To-
Day"
The cold and disagreesbls weather has
taken q recess. and the last seven or eight
days have been 90 pleasant that they
might have been borrowed from the month
OF June.
Misses Mary aud Clara White have been
spending the holiday season ini Eureks
the guests OF Miss Pearl Gates. All three
returned to Diamond Valley Wednesday
morning.
There will be = meeting OF the Board oil
County Commissioners next Monday.
Those who have bills against the county
should present them to-day az the County
Clerks ofice.
The Palisade children had Q pleasant
time at their Christmas tree last week.
Santa Claus attended with q whole load Of
presents, and the kids are now happy for
another year.
THAT Pretty Girl''at the Schneider drug
store. and 1.-The German Nightingale" at
the Brown Hotel are making night melo-
dious for the wandering music lovers OF
this good burgh.
Dave MCLEAN will leave next week for
San Francisco for the purpose OF having
his ankle broken and reset II his ply.
sioian at that place should upon examins'
tion And 10 necessary.
Prof. r. T. Plumstead received
Christmas present last Saturday from the
State Board OF Education In the shape oil
q three years. teachers certificate 10 teach
In the public schools.
George and Harry, sons OF Mrs. M. @,
Lewis, aud Andrew and Amos, sons OF M
Riordan. all Of White River, White Pine
county, left yesterday morning 10 attend
the State University OF Reno.
VIM. Pagan of the Henderson ranch,
who Was stricken with paralysis some five
weeks ago, ia still in Q critical condition
He 10 being cared for at ,he residence Of
N. P. Murphy on Spring street. .
Tom Dixon and Ernest schendsi have .
good silver-lead proposition in the Rising
Star mine as Silversdo. They are erect
ing q house ct the mine and will prosecutt
development work during the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Of Oakland, Cal,
relatives Of Superintendent Abbott Of the
E. q p, are visiting with Mr.. Abbotl'i
family ct Palisade. They made Q iyinf
visit TO Eureka Tuesday and returned
next day.
T. 8. Fulton has been quite Ill At Den,
yer for several weeks and recently had I
surgical operation performed for q blad-
der trouble. He 70 nov improving and
expects to return TO Nevada within two
or three weeks.
II will be seen by Tom Rosssllfs adver
tisement under New To-Day" that b.
has moved into new quarters, two door
south Of the Bureau Hotel. In oonnsc
sion with his shoe shop he will hereafter