Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-07-30
LOCAL IGNITION.

W. e. grimm came over from Reno
Tuesday and left next morning for Elko.
The first watermeions Of the season have
arrived in town this week from California.
Ben Sanders will be q candidate for Dis
,rict ATTORNEY Of Lincoln county this year.
Mrs. M. b. Bartlett returned Tuesday
from q three weeks visit at M. Dougher-
y's.
Miss Maud Rives passed through Palis-
de last Saturday en- route to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. @. W. Cassidy left Wednesday for
rish Creek 10 make 9 short visit with Miss
Mary Darrsgh.
Henry Kind and Gus HintEe have re-
Gently had their places Of business on
Main street newly painted.
Tbs peLsmsr Lode says Joe 9 lie still
crippled with an injury he received at his
milk ranch several weeks ago.
There will be g regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Lodge No. 16, F. A. M, this tSst-
urdsy) evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Harry Jackson came over from Hamii-
ton Saturday for . load Of supplies for the
Rocco mines, and remained here until
Thursday.
John ]. Keefe. formerly Of Ruby Hill,
has graduated from the College Of Ply
sicians and Surgeons Of San Francisco,
and is now Q full-fedged M. d.
E. Sohendel has returned from Alpha,
where he has been engaged as foreman OF
The Whalen mines for some time.
Rev. Father Manion got back Monday
from an extended missionary "trip through
the northeastern portion Of the State.
The al services will be held at the
Catholic Church tomorrow ct 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church 81 IL A. NJ. and 1880 P. N. on Sun
day next, Rev. s. 8. Caldwell officiating.
A safe key was found on Pinto Summit
Tuesday, which the owner can have BY
calling at this Office and proving his own
ership.
Mrs. G.. II. Hagar and Miss Fannie Nc
Garry made q visit to their sister, Miss
Anna, in Newark Valley last Saturday and
Sunday.
James Morrison moved his family 10
from his ranch In Antelope Valley last
Tuesday. He will hereafter make his res
idsnoe in town.
Mrs. J. Lobner arrived from Colfax,
California, Thursday, and will spend the
balance OF the Summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Kind.
The fruit shipment through Eureka
70 White Pine has been increasing. and
the stage line is now taxed 70 Its utmost
on each train day.
A meeting OF the Eureka County Silver
Party Central Committee Is called for Sat
urdsy, August 6. The notice appears I'M
der New To-Day"
Delegates 70 the different State oonven-
tlons 10 be held In Nevada this Fall are In
formed sha, proxies to be legal must
have Q ten-cent stamp affixed.
The alarm Of fire last Sunday was found
10 be caused by some burning coal In the
cellar OF one Of the China houses on Mon
roe street. No damage was done.
Ed Looney came back from Hamilton
Saturday night. he had been working In
she Homssssks mine. but found the lead
TOO much for him and had TO quit.
Old Eureksns were pleased 70 hear OF
the appointment Of their fellow towns
man. Matt Kyle. 10 the position Of Sur
vsyor General OF the State Of Nevada.
Mrs. B. F. MoEwen returned from her
trip to California last Saturday much I'M
proved In health. Her son, Max, accom-.
panied her home and will remain here for
some time.
Any one knowing the whereabouts OF
John Cuff, foreman Of the Richmond fur
naces In the early '70s, will confer . favor
by communicating with VIM. Cuf 81 Viz.
ginis Oily, Nevada.
Housewives are wondering where the
usual Summer army OF flies are this year.
The lucky scarcity 10 strange. II IL prob
ably due to the long hanging on Of the
cold Spring season.
There will be . regular meeting Of the
board OF County COMMISSIONER next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them to-day 81
the County Clerks office.
These have been the hottest days for The
Base Range in the memory Of the Oldest
settler. The thermometer registered 81 In
The shade Thursday. the highest point
reached in many Summers.
Mrs. Hugh Holmes and family left Fri
Day morning for Butte City, Montana,
where she will join her husband. Mrs.
Holmes has disposed Of her pr operty In
Eureka. and her removal from here 10 per-
name MT.
Mrs. O. A. Brown Was In from Currant
Greek early In the week. and returned
home Wednesday. accompanied by her
Granddaughter, Miss Ethel Lorrigan, who