Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-16
LOCAL MENTION.

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new buggy.
Miss Annie savery passed Pslissde We'd
aesdsy, bound West.
Frank Bosko Ia expected 10 arrive in
Eureka by Saturdays train.
L. W. Oromer has opened q tin shop on
the north side Of the postofice.
Mrs. G. A. Brown came in from Currant
Greek last Friday and returned Monday.
A. P. Tenvoorde has been suffering from
a painful attack OF neuralgia during the
week.
Miss Pearl Gates made q short visit
home from Bsiley's between Friday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Herbert Jewell came up from Pine
Valley Tuesday on a visit with her mother
u Ruby Hill.
Miss Josie Robertson finished teaching
The school term at the DEVILS Gate Dis
,riot yesterday.
The SENTINEL has received q copy oil
Controller Ladrave's report IS Insurance
Commissioner for 1897.
mT6. JANUS Mhuulh 10 spchdAAe "
visit in town from Ruby Valley with her
father. VIM. Robertson.
Z. B. Swales OF Beowawe has been ap-
pointed Sheep Inspector for this county BY
the Board of Commissioner.
The usual services will be held al the
Catholic Church tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
The Alta Club will shake off the sack
cloth and ashes Of Lent this Saturday
evening in q social dance at the Opera
House.
l.. @. G. Whitmore Thursday received
$50 feet OF Live Oak carbolized hose, with
couplings, for the use Of the Eureka Fire
Department.
A general epidemic OF grippe and bad
colds seems 10 exist throughout the State,
and in Eureka whooping cough is added
10 swell the sick list.
The Reveille says IL was reported In
Austin Wednesday that Miss Grace Nc
Cam and Henry Erns, were to be mar
ried that evening at Belmont.
The Misses IAby ana Amelia North
we're members OF Neyads's University
team which played the Berkeley team q
game Of basket ball in the city last week.
Herman Hoadley has been laid up at
his home In San Francisco for the past
two weeks with q severe case Of inhsm-
mstory rheumatisp. He is now improv-
Ing and will probably be out in a short
time.
8. G. Steele OF London, Kentscky, who
secured the contracts for carrying the
mails from Eureka to Ely and Tyso, ar
rived on thursdays train, and lie trying
70 sub-let the routes to parties in this
vicinity.
Through The courtesy OF Senator Stew
art the SENTINEL has received q copy Of
the Presidents message and a full report
Of the proceedings Of the Board Of Inquiry
interesting document.
The shearing Of the Merritt sheep will
commsnce at Cottonwood Canyon next
Monday. About twenty shearers came up
huns . ualu W uu sho "NAh'
10 believed that i, will take between two
and three weeks 10 complete the job.
The Social Art Club will meet at the
residence OF Mrs. J. G.. Ford this (Satur-
day. afternoon for the purpose Of testing
the ability OF its members as euchre play
ers. Considerable speculation Is being
INDUCED 10 ss TO the probable winners OF
the prizes.
DR.. A. H. Sweeney. better remembered
here 81 " Bert" recently finished an ex-
tended trip through the southern part Of
California with Secretary Of State Brown.
The Doctor Is now located at Sacramento,
GAL, where be has already established an
excellent practice.
The SENTINEL is in receipt OF an In
teresting pamphlet containing a COM
plete description and illustration Of
the various works OF the Illinois
Steel Company al Chicago. This is
one OF the largest manufacturing enter.
prises In the world.
Seven thousand sheep from California
were landed at Beowawe this week. They
are owned by q Mr.. Sanders OF Salt Lake.
Some complaint is expressed by the north
END cattlemen because OF the starting OF
these sheep and several thousand more on
the road n%orthwards along the cattle
ranges. where they are playing havoc with
the feed.