Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-11
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Nj. D0ugherty was IN from rish oreeA
Thursday.
Latest New York quotations are: Silver,
5Si; lead-brokers, 81 40.
James johnson was in town from Bull
Creek, Nye county, Wednesday.
Bernardo and Antoine Demele were in
from the Demele ranch Tuesday.
Ernest Schendell and family spent .
few DAYS in town this week from hiorey'
An impromptu social dance will De gwen
at the Opera House this friday evening
Mr.. NJ. Schneider returnedla last Satur'
dav from a three months visit in Cali
fornia.
Bert L. Smith, wife and daughter, re-
turned Tuesday from a three weeks visit
at Reno.
Mrs. Ike Woolverton and Miss Ruth
Buchanan are here. visiting their sister,
Mrs. AL Dees.
Edgar Sadler and Seraphine LAM have
been appointed school trustees in Sulphur
Springs district.
There will be q regular meeting oil
Eureka Lodge No. Is, Fla A. M. on Satur-
day at z o'clock P. ".
John Pratt and sister, Mrs. Doolittle.
Of Palisade, have gone to Grand junction,
Colorado, for a short visit.
DIR. G. Hamilton returned on Tuesdays
train and is again located at his old apart
ments in the Brown House.
Mrs. w. Bartholomew arrived from Oak
land, Cal, Tuesday, On q visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. b. +. McEwen.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and z P. NJ. on Sunday
next, Rev. NJ. s. Riddle officiating.
Postofice Inspector Harry Lewis, OF
San Francisco, passed through from the
southeastern part Of the State Thursday.
A.. p. Tenvoord has resumed the personal
management Of his shaving parlors near
the northeast corner of Main and Bateman
streets.
Harry McEwen. who has been at work
in the mines in White Pine county several
months, returned Saturday to spend the
winter at home.
Dick Obersteg and family went down to
their home near the Hay ranch on Wednes-
DAYS train to pack their furniture for
shipment to Eureka.
The second article on Eureka Mining
District, by "Veni Vidi," was crowded
out Of this issue, owing to lack Of space, but
will appear next week.
Elko Independent, Nov. 8: Attorney
Wheeler is packing his belongings and
shipping them to Milton, California, where
he will make his future home.
O. s. Wattles was up from Fish Lake
Valley, Nye county, this week, and re-
ports everything very dry in that section
and feed for stock very scarce.
+. X. Murphy, Esq, who has been
attending a sitting of the District Court at
Ely, passed through Eureka bound for his
home at w~innemucca on Wednesday.
Crawford Griffin has an announcement
in this issue of his intention to open a
barber shop about the 18th inst. in the
Winzell building opposite the postofice.
II. X. Mitchell, Esq, Col. Roote and
Postmaster Broy went down on Munday's
train to take a look at the Crombie 4
Haddow copper mines near Mineral Hill.
The management Of the Coon dance TO
be given at the Opera House on Thanks
giving evening has decided that mont but
~''coons' will be allowed on the floor during
the entire evening.
Rev. Father Manion left on Fridays
train for his regular trip amongst his
Pensioners in the northeastern part Of the
State. No services will be held in the
Catholic church during his absence.
An engine was ditched at the Summit on
the Eureka & Palisade railroad Thursday,
while making a special trip with an ore
train, and the wreck delayed the departure
of the passenger train Friday fron Eureka
until noon.
Information comes from Paiisade that
the postal authorities have put up q mail
catcher at that place, and the letter mail
will hereafter go through on Central Pa
ciic night trains instead Of laying over
until next day.
A rear end collision between freight
trains four miles west Of Palisade on
Thursday of last week, caused q delay Of
ten hours on the Central Pacific. The
engineer Of the rear train Immediately
telegraphed his resignation to the divi sion
superintendent.
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