Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-09-17
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Frank Zadow Is visiting 81 his home In
Ham ilton.
Jay Henderson Is home from McMeno-
my's In Newark Valley.
A. @. Dibble was up from Box Springs,
Diamond Valley. early in the week.
M. Ksrsky left by Wednesdays train for
San Francisco to lay in . stock OF Fall
and Winter goods.
Lew Rogers left on his bicycle Wednes-
day for points along the O. p. In the hope
Of securing q situation.
Attorney Geo. g.. Brown Of Elko and
VIM. Whalen Of Alpha were In town
Thursday on legal business.
Miss Hattie Rsphel Left Tuesday for
Duckwater. and will commence teaching
school Al that place next week.
Miss Daisy Davis left on Mondays train
for San Francisco for the purpose Of tax
ing a thorough course in millinery.
There will be g regular meeting Of En-
reks oommandery No. 2, K. t.. tbis
Saturday evening At 1880 O'Clock.
Rev. E. q. vandeventer Of Reno arrived
Thursday and will hold services a. the M.
e. church on Ruby Hill next Sunday.
Services will be held AT the Presbyserisn
Church Of II A. NJ. and 1880 P. M. on Sun
day next, Rev. 8. 8. Caldwell officiating.
Miss Ruby Lindsay has secured q school
in upper Lsmoills Valley, Elko county,
and commenced teaching on Monday Of
last week.
Miss Ruby Mechanics has been engaged
TO teach the school at Smiths. lin Newark
Valley, and will commence about the first
OF October.
Postmaster Clarke returned from San
Francisco Thursday. He has been away
about Q month and feels very much i'm
proved In health.
Candidates must note the fact that GER
tiicates Of nominations must be filed In
the County Clerks Office between Septem-
Der 9Th and October 9Th.
Eureka merchants have run short on
barley. Not q pound Is TO be had In town,
but q carload. sometime overdue, Is ex-
pected to arrive Saturday.
W. A. Moore and family came over from
the Warm Springs ranch In Newark Valley
last Friday evening and continued on to
Typo on short business trip.
DR.. A. II. Sweeney. formerly Of Ruby
Hill but now Of Sacramento. GAL, 10 ex-
pectsd 10 arrive here In Q day or two on .
business visit to his old home.
The SENTINEL desires 70 thank the
Daughters Of Rebekah for complimentary
tickets TO their grand ball to be given ct
the Opera House next Friday evening.
Superintendent L.. L. Emery Of the
chairman Company at Ely brought his
wife and child over Thursday. Mrs. Emery
aud child left next morning for CAlifor.
mis-.
Lou wedskind passed through Newark
Valley last week with $50 head Of cattle
from Currant Greek. He Is driving them
10 Winter quarters in the Bald Mountain
range.
The platform and resolutions adopted
BY he Silver Party State Convention 81
Reno last week will be found complete on
the fourth page Of this issue Of the SEN.
TrxKL.
Messrs. Fitzgerald. Breen, Shoemaker.
Kind and An.oniazzi returned from the
Silver Party Convention last Saturday.
Messrs. Powell and Fletcher returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. @. A. Brown Of Currant Greek has
been quite sick and was brought TO town
last Saturday for medical attendance. She
Ia still confined TO her bed but 10 reported
rapidly improving.
Three more political announcements sp-
pear In to-dsy's issue: Hon. John Greg
ovich for County Assessor, Vim Spinner
for County Recorder and N. p. Murphy
for District Attorney.
Joe Mendss and Josh Tinglsy came In
from Duckwatsr Tuesday. Joe has been In
poor health for some time, and took FRI
day mornings train for San Francisco ip
the hope OF securing medical relief.
Henry B. Rule, who spent . couple Of
weeks here lately In the interests Of the
New York Mutual Life Insurance Com.
psny. has taken a position as bookkeeper
with the Reinhsrt Bros. at Golconda.
Rev. Father Manion left Friday morn.
ing 70 be gone on Q six weeks visit 70 the
various towns along the railroad In nearby
counties. He will hold services OF Beo-
wave next Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Max MoEwen returned Wednesday
from q short trip 10 Cortez. He reports
that the mill has closed down for . few
days for the purpose Of enabling Q general
clean mp and some necessary repairs to be
made.
Wood 10 Q cheap article In White Pine
county. A contract has been let for the
delivery at the Courthouse at Ely Of ten
cord Of pine 81 $3.50 per cord and Ave
cords OF mahogany at $3.50 per cord.
John Ferryman. an old resident Of Pal