Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Tnufbuhy'
M. Doughersy was in from Fish Greek
Friday for Q load Of freight.
Stephen Naples was up from Pin VAL
Lev Monday on q short business trip.
Chss. HUI and Chas. Ruben are in
from the Blue Jay mine at silversdo.
Il. Conover was In town from New
arb Valley Q couple Of days this week.
E. Boomhower and daughter. Mrs. Al
Clayton, came up from Alpha Thurs
day.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cuff, nee Maggie Wethered.
d visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E. Cheney
dBeno.
A~ssemblyman NJ. G. Foster Isfs last
,aak for Elko, where be will be employed
on the Tidings.
Miss Minnie Mills. who has been teach
ING school at Beowawe, has returned to
her homo at Carson.
Mrs. M. Pratt OF Palissde left Wednesday
for Dubuque, Iowa. where she will spend
the summer visiting with relatives.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
reka C~ommandery No. 2, K. T., this
Saturday evening at 7:sO O'Clock.
W. r. Newell, ore buyer for the selby
Smelling Company, is spending q few
DAYS here, on his way to White Pine.
Hon. Thos. Wren came back Wednes-
day night from q professional trip to Ely.
He will leave for his home at Reno Mon
day.
A shipment OF seven hundred pounds Of
cysnides was brought up from the Chain
man ct Lane Tuesday aud forwarded TO
San Francisco.
Mrs. II. A. knight returned home
Thursday from California, where she has
been visiting with friends and relatives
during the past Winter.
Sheriff Scott Of White Pine county passed
through Eureka Monday morning with f..
B. Allen, whom he will place in the Hos
pital for Mental Diseases at Reno.
Sam Wheeler. after spending a couple OF
weeks here looking after his sheep inter.
esis, lef, for Elko Monday. His sheep
are now being driven to that place to be
SHARED.
The case OF the State against Mike
Murphy for destroying a division fence
was up In the Justice Court Friday. and
on motion Of the Dis.rie, Attorney was
dismissed.
Jack Psrdy, who has been tied up in the
house for several months with rheums-
tism. has recovered sufficiently to be out
for awhile during the day, and expects
soon 20 be fully recovered.
The current number Of the Arena con
,Ains q strong article by Senator Stewart
on 1.-THE Great Slave Power" showing the
workings OF the concentration and man
~ipulstion Of enormous wealth.
J.. L. Wilcox. agent for Eastern mail
contractors. has been seeking carriers
here during the week to take . sub-con-
tract on the Ely route. He left Friday
morning without having made definite ar
rangements.
The President and two other officials Of
the company organized TO develop the
whAlen copper properties got of the train
at Alpha last Tuesday. and with the as.
sisisnce Of an expert will make an exam
instion OF the mines.
Miss Esther Reynolds arrived here last
Saturday from her home In Charlton,
Iowa. She will make . short visit with
her brother. Spencer Reynolds. aud also
axnaaNa Az utast -tkh q atasa~ a.. D.abtpr-
ton before returning 70 the East.
W. D. Madigan. agent for the New
York Life, J. L. O. Williams. agent for the
Home Life. and E. T.. Nichols. agent for
the Equitable, all recognized life insur-
sncs companies Of standing, are inter
viewing our people on the blessings Of In.
surance.
Messrs. Ward and ChristiAnson. two BIZ
cyclists from Ely, came into town Thurs
day morning on their wheels en- route 70
Carson. They say the roads are exceed
ingly rough and dif3cult for wheeling,
and they expect to take the train when they
reach Palisade.
Bill MAtson brought over q l5-ton ship
ment OF ore from the Homestake mine
near Hamilton to the Eureka Sampling
works Tuesday. We understand the mine
hstill looking we'll, and there 10 about
700 tons Of ore on the dump awaiting
shipment. II 10 said to be q fine smelling
ofe' running from Go 70 10 per cent in
lead, and carries no arsenic or zinc.