Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-01-08
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Battl6 Ol NbW OEitducs
Sam Wheeler IL over from Reno look
ing after his sheep interests.
]. O. Powell and wife left Wednesday
for 9 two weeks visit as the Bay.
SILL another wedding is on the tapis'
but NUNS the word for . few days yet.
st. Johns Chapter No. s, II. A. M.
meets this Saturday evening " =
O'Clock.
q. r. Goss OF the Diamond mine re-
turped Tuesday from q holiday visit al
Salt Lake.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Commsudery No. 2, K. t., this even.
ing at z o'clock.
ouosations in New York Friday morn
ing, January 7th, we're: Silver 56a.
Lead-brokers, $685..
Commissioner Benson came up on
Tuesdays train for the purpose Of attend.
ing the meeting Of the Board.
Austin jacobson was over from Hamilton
this week with shipment OF ore from his
mine for the Sampling Works.
In this issue will be found the quarterly
report OF the Auditor and Tresurer for the
quarter ending December 31st, 1897.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church to morrow at IL o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
II IL reported that q Chinsmsn was in
stantly killed By q large boulder falling on
him in the Garrison mine at Cortez Q few
days ago.
So far a. we have been able to learn no
mining claim jumping has yet been done
in this vicinity since the beginning OF the
new year.
AUnited States mining patent for the
Alerandris mine on Prospect Mountain
has been Issued to Eber l.. Kelsey OF
Michigan.
The Eureka Sampling Works has had a
force OF men employed during the week in
repairing the railroad trestle running into
their yard.
DR.. B. j. Powell will leave San Fran
cisco for London very soon for the pur-
pose OF taking q special course on the eye,
ear. nose and throat.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
sent out q bulletin yesterday morning an
~nouncing that Durrant had been hung al
San Quentin at lO:35.
W. A. Moody, the we'll known Elko
cattle buyer, passed through Eureka
Thursday on his way to look at some OF
the Duckwater cattle.
Miss Louise Loschenkohl left last Mon
day morning for Wells. Elko county, hav-
ing been appointed principal OF the public
schools at that place.
Al good half foot OF the beautiful greeted
the early riser yesterday morning, and
again merry s~leighbells are ringing after
nearly three weeks silence.
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 Cspron will contest, which has oc-
cupied about forty days OF actual trial, IL
o believed 10 be rapidly drawing 10 a
close. The city papers, however. contain
no account Of its present progress.
@. II. Pagan arrived here Thursday
from Gold Hill. He il q nephew OF VIM.
Pagan. who WAS stricken with paralysis
recently, and comes to remove his unole
to Gold Hill. They left by yesterdays
train.
State superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Cutting has sent Q number OF copies
OF the recently compiled mining laws 10
I. @. O. whi.more for distribution 10
miners and others who may desire
them.
Treasurer Psrdy OF the 81. James Epis
copal Sunday school makes the following
report relative TO the financial result OF
the Christmas Festival: Total receipts,
$50; expenses. ss5 so balance on hand,
s28.50.
Owing 10 the fact that renovAtions are
still being made In the District oou rtroom
the examination for teachers certificates
will be held In the Justices courtroom,
instead OF the former. as heretofore an
nounced.
II the daughters OF George Almond. a
justice OF the peace 10 the early days Of
Eureka, will communicate with II. p.
Ashe, at 1904 Colwell street, Pittsburg,
Pa, they will learn information greatly TO
their advantage.
The will OF the late E. @. Jones has
been admitted 10 probate at Elko, and
Geo. O. Englert has been appointed sd-
ministrstor. Webster Patterson IL atsor-
ney for the administrator and e. 8. Far.
rington will represent the absent heirs.
A claim was sled with the County
Clerk OF Eureka county Monday by At.
torney J. n. Meredith OF San Fran oisco.
for Mrs. Carmen q. Dunphy, for one half
OF the community property OF the late
William Dunphy. instead and In place OF
any beneficial provision made for her in
the last will Of the deceased.