Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-29
MENTION.

Joe LAM oil DeLsmar has been visiting
here this week.
There has been an epidemic OF severe
colds going the rounds.
Mrs. Joseph Mendes cam In from Duck.
water for a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lorrigsn OF Our
rant Creek are in Eureka on business.
The official ballot paper this year 10 yel.
low aud watermsrked with the ~word"Ssge-
brush"
M,s. 7. p. MoOmie arrived here Thurs.
dsy with her W little girls, en- route for
their home al Ely.
Peter Breen, Esq, has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Bridget Ann
Brown, deceased.
Walter Whitmore, who has been staying
Al Bsiley's ranch for several months, came
home Thursday.
Miss Allie Terrell left Wednesday to
take charge of tho school at Little Cherry
Greek, Nye county.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu.
Yeks Lodge No. 16, F. q A. M, this tSst.
urdsy) evening Al 1880 O'Clock.
/. Fl. Vail, a stockman Of Elko. was
here early this week looking at sheep with
a view Of buying FOR the market.
The price OF lead has fallen from 1910
to $3.50 during the past week, while silver
has advanced from 60 to 81 cents.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and 7 P. NJ. on Sunday
next, Rev. s. s. Caldwell officiating.
The Evening Business School offers .
full business college course. right at home,
for one-third the money asked elsewhere.
Work still continues on the ninth level
OF she Eureka Con-, and a considerable
amount of ore is being shipped from this
part OF the mine.
Oscar j. Smith, who has been here on
business for several weeks, accompanied
by Mrs. Smith. left for their home at Reno
on Fridays train.
The SENTINEL stands corrected. The
evening Of October 81 is Halloween, in
stead OF October 80, as enormously stated
In last weeks issue.
Miss Mary Kearney Of Empire. ormsby
county. who is to teach At Hike, Lincoln
county, passed through here Thursday on
her way 10 her school.
E. j.. Bassett came up from Palissde
Tuesday to take the place Of VIM. Spinner
In the Western Union Office while the
latter is out campaigning.
@. w. Cook. who manages the stage
route to Mineral Hill, and his wife, have
taken up their residence in the Wethered
house on Ruby Hill avenue.
VIM. p. Shaw, President of the Jackson
Mining Company, came up on Tuesdays
train and inspected the mine In company
with superintendent Powell.
The candidates who have been out look
ing after their fences complain that the
dust flies 30 thick on the roads that no
amount OF campaign soda water will keep
10 out Of their throats.
The church people Of Ruby Hill are ar
ranging 70 give Q concert and lunch at
Miners Union Hall on the fourth OF next
month. An admission fee OF fifty cents
will be charged, the proceeds 10 be used
for the benefit OF the church.
Eugene Howell. Silver pirty candidate
for Secretary OF State, and Dave Ryan.
who lie running for Treasurer on the same
ticket. we're here Saturday and Sunday
looking after their political interests.
They have been csnvsssing 10 the eastern
portion Of the State.
orvis Ring, candidate for the Saperin-
tendency Of Public Instruction on the
Republican ticket, was In Eureka and
Rnby Hill Thursday. and paid q visit to
the public schools. Mr.. Ring Is making
. trip through the eastern par, OF the State
and looking out for his political interests.