Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

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Claude Ford returned home on satur-
days train.
Rody McMensmin came back from CAL
uorniA Tuesday.
M. Ksrsky got back from San Francisco
on THURSDAYS train.
John Shoemaker 10 back from q couple
weeks trip 70 California.
I, j. Wilson made Q flying trip into Eu-
,sks from Monitor Valley this week.
Ned Clarke, . casslemsn from Carrant
Greek, Is spending . few days In town.
Sam whesler osme over from Reno last
ssurdsy TO look after his sheep inter-
as.
As we 90 TO press the barometer Is very
low and all indications point toward q
storm.
Miss Agnes zsdow OF Hamilton is max
,oo a visit with her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
Zsdow.
Iobn Hoyenden and 4. b. swsles were
M from Beowawe on legal business early
this week.
Mrs. W. E. Taylor returned home from
n compile Of months visit at Hamilton
Tuesday night.
Morton Barrows, q 81. Paul attorney,
nassed through Eureka from DeLsmsr to
Salt Lake Friday.
Commissioner Benson and John Eng
s,rom are reported TO be down with pneu-
monia at Beowswe.
Conductor Rousey laid off during the
early part OF the week on account OF Sick
ness in his family.
Miss Alma Mannheim finished the school
,srn al Newark Vale. last week and is
now at home again.
Quotations in New York Friday morn
ing, April Goth, were: Silver, spot
56E. Lead-brokers. $3.50.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
feka Lodge No. 16, f.. A. M, this tsst-
urdsy) evening Al 1880 O'Clock.
The shearing Of the Merritt sheep at
Cottonwood WAS finished Thursday and
the shearers lsf, by Fridays train.
Mrs. Gertrude Hsgsr has closed her
school work at Mineral Hill for the term
and is spending the vacation At home.
W. D. Msdigan. g genial travelling agent
for the New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company. arrived on Thursdays train.
Mrs. VIM. Zsdow returned from Grass
Valley Saturday where she had been 70
attend the funeral OF her sister Miss Koh-
Ter.
A travelling fortune teller came In from
Austin few days ago, bu, found business
very dull In that line here and moved Cd
southwark.
Gus Corenke has pulled up stakes at
Cripple Greek, Colorado. and is now in
Virginia City for flew days en- route TO
the Klondike.
Thomas Hicks, 9 former Eureksn, died
st Cripple Greek, Colorado. April 10. 1898.
he lef. q wife and children residing at
Orc. Colorado.
W. J. Mitchell, q former resident OF Eu-
reks, Nevada. died at Burlington, Mon.
tans. last Thursday Of pneumonia.-Vir-
ginia Chronicle.
J. ". Lambert received the nrst straw
berries Of the season last Saturday, and
the hrst cherries Tuesday. They are arriv.
Ing now by every train.
B. F. Redmun has been here from Elko
during the week arranging for the purchase
Of mules for use on the freight line be-
tween Elko and Tusosrors.
The SENTINEL has received q copy OF
Governor Ssdler's proclamation relating
70 the cattle quarantine against infected
live stock from other States.
Mrs. @. L. Hooten, who has been visit
Ing here with her sister. Mrs. @. A.
Fletcher, for several months. left for Elko
on Monday mornings train.
Eiko Independent. April 26: Mr.. Painter
will ship the cattle bought from Governor
sadler 70 Nebraska tomorrow. There are
about thirty.one carloads Of them.
Cd. Cameron. who during the past
seven years has been employed as black.
smith and engineer at Palissde for the E.
d P. railroad. lie now working for ]. W.
Puett Of Csrlin.
The San Francisco Examiner 10 sending
ous special war news TO Its agents through
ont the Coast. O. H. Stinson. it's Eu-
rekA agent, has received . number Of bull
iesins during the week.
There will be q regular meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them to-day at
the County Clerks office.
Miss Pearl Norman came over from
Hamilton Tuesday evening with her
brother win. and will remain here until
June. VIII returned to White Pine Thurs
DAY accompanied by Mrs. Norman.
In Hagsr vs.. Hagar. the motion Of
plaintiff for slimony and the motion Of de-
iendans to strike out certain portions Of
me amended complaint, will come up for