Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
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County Clerk Hoegh returned from
Carson by Thursdays train.
Frank and Homer Wilson came in from
Monitor Valley Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Zoanni and children left on
Mondays train for an extended visit 10
Italy.
Van Powell left Friday by private con-
yeyance for . several weeks visit At De-
Lamar.
Quo.stions in New York Tuesday morn
ing. June 10, we're Silver, 60Ao. Lead
brokers, S4.25.
Walter whitmore left Tuesday for
Hamilton to work for the Rocco.Home-
stake Company.
There will be Q meeting Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, T. 4 A. M, this Saturday
evening At 7:30 O'Clock.
The exercises for Children's Day will be
held in the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day evening. June Is, 1899.
Mrs. VIM. Norman Is in town from
Illipah, White Pine county, to attend the
graduation exercises next week.
superintendent Read Of the Diamond
came over from Salt Lake Thursday. and
expects TO remain for some time.
The streets are becoming 30 dry and
dusty that Pete Loh's sprinkling cart is
beginning to be anxiously looked for.
Herman G.. Ksrsky, son Of M. Karsky OF
Eureka, graduated last week from the
Lowell Boys High School at San Francisco.
Miss Marie Williams came up from
Alpha on Tuesdays train and is visiting
for 9 few days with Miss Helen Whitmore.
A notice OF the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Eureka and Palisade
Railroad Company appears under New
To-Day.
Axel Shields came over from Hamilton
Monday after his wife, who has bsen in
Eureka under medical treatment for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Louisa Lewis. who has been teach.
ing the Lane school near Ely. passed
through Eureka Friday en- route 10 her
home al Reno.
John Hancock. Jr. lost five bales Of hay
by fire at his barn on Ruby Hill last Mon.
day. The fire was caused by his young
son playing with matches.
Letters Of administration Of the estate
OF Martin Piantoni have been issued to
jacob Kuchel Of Ruby Hill, and a notice
to creditors is published in this Issue.
J.. d. Page came up from Typo this
week 70 meet his sons, MARI and Claude.
who arrived Thursday from Oakland.
where they have been attending school.
Frank Henderson is working In the
machine shops at Csrlin altogether now,
having been forced 20 give up firing on the
railroad because Of the condition OF
his eyes.
County Surveyor Jack Psrdy arrived
from San Francisco Thursday. He has
been treating for rheumatism in the city
for about year. and comes home greatly
improved.
Peter Breen. Esq, leaves this Saturday
morning for Austin TO attend q sitting Of
the District Court 81 that place comment
ing or the goth. He expects to be absent
about ten days.
The closing exercises OF the classes Of
Misses Sadler. Boomhower and Mulcoy OF
the Eureka public school were held Friday
afternoon. and q large number OF visitors
we're entertained by the excellent work Of
the pupils.
John Ivey will leave next Monday to at
tend the meeting Of the Grand Lodge, /.
o. o. f., ~ Reno. He will be accompa-
MED by his daughter. Miss Rose. and they
will take about q months trip In osliiOr
MIA before returning home.
Fred E.. Beck Of DeLamar. Nevada,
passed through Eureka Friday on bis
way TO attend the I. o. o. f. Grand Lodge
ct Reno on the 20th. Mrs. Beck, nee
Timson. will visit with friends Al Hamil
ton until her husbands return.
An apportionment Of school moneys
in the several district funds was made
Friday and will appear In detail in our
next issue. The total amount apportioned
is SO, $50. 21. and comes from the recent
maj semi.annual payment OF county taxes
for 1898.
Assessor Riddle returned from an as
sessing trip through the north end OF the
county last Saturday. and reports feed on
the ranges TO be good and all kinds OF
stock in fine condition. Beef cattle are
already being taken from the ranges for
shipment.
Ii. A. McKim and Ed. Kopp have taken
q lease from Tom Fitzpatrick Of the Car
Donate and Gladstone mines near Pinto.
The mines are said to run g high percent
age In lead. Ed. Kopp and John Hooper
commenced work on the properties last
Tuesday.
Judge Fitzgerald left on Mondays train
for the western part Of the State to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge, F. & A.
NJ, at Virginia City on the 18th. He will
be at Austin next week TO hold q term OF