Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-05-06
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10 Austin by Tuesdays train.
Max McEwen came over last Sunday for
sshort visi, 10 his relatives in Eureka.
Patsy Green and family have returned
from Pslisade TO make their home In Eu-
reks.
Miss Jessie Diamond is home for the
Summer, having finished her school WORK
OF Gerald.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, May 2, we're Silver, 6lbc. Lead
-brok.vs, S4.15.
Miss Rose Higgins left last Sunday for
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Birch, at Duckwater.
The sheep shesrers completed their
work on the Merritt sheep last Sunday
and left on Mondays train.
A number OF Eureksns visited the sheep
shearing pens at Cotton wood Canyon last
Sunday. and came home in q snowstorm.
The Dean ranch has already delivered
450 Of the 1900 horses contracted to be
furnished Alex. Toponce Of Ogden, Utah.
The severe cold weather during the early
part OF the week caused . very apparent
diminution In the size Of the woodpiles
about town.
A called meeting Of Eureka Lodge No.
16. F. & A. NJ, will be held this (Sstur-
day. evening at 1880 O'Clock. Work in the
second degree.
b. L. Smith OF the Eureka County Bank
hss been appointed al Honorary Visitor
from Eureka county to tine State Uniyer-
sity by Governor sadler.
Billy Robinson came in from his ranch
in Newark Valley Wednesday. He reports
tina. the recent frosts are thoughs TO have
killed nearly all the budding fruit In that
valley.
The road from Eureka to Palisade Is said
to be In fine condition, with the exception
OF that part between the Hay Ranch and
Palissde, which is washed out in places
and badly cut up.
Walter Whitmore has been appointed
Census Marshal for Eureka school district.
The Board OF Trustees gave the work to
the lowest capable bidder, the work falling
to Walters bid Of SIS.
T. s. Wssson and wife OF Ohio, who have
been travelling In California for the benefit
Of their health. arrived In Eureka Thurs
day on q short visit 30 s. G.. Gibson and
Mrs. Dan Morrison. brother and sister Of
Mrs. WATSON.
IaoEaop and Rnnoo Eraopa1 rame mn
from San Francisco Tuesday and continued
on to Hamilton by private conveyance
next day. Mr.. Jackson was accompanied
as far as Eureka by his granddaughter,
Miss Pauline Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Smith returned 10
Reno Monday from q short visit in old
Mexico. Mrs. Buelah Downey Hanks &C.
companied them, and 10 expected to arrive
In Eureka next week on An extended visit
with her sister. Mrs. Bert L. Smith.
W. II. North has resigned his position
ss bookkeeper with the Tensbo Mining
Company At Corsez. and accepted . similar
position with . mining company 81 spo-
kane. Washington. George X. Easton has
been employed In his place at Cortez.
Miss Annie McGarry, who has been In
San Francisco having her eyes treated. ID
visiting the family Of her uncle. F. x.
Murphy. at Elko. We understand that her
eyes are much improved, and that she will
return 10 her home In Eureka In Q shor,
time.
Wednesdays Austin Reveille says Attor'
ney Breen OF Eureka has been employed
TO assist District Attorney Crescenzo Of
Lander county in the prosecution Of Peter
Cutlery. who is charged with murder
having killed VIM. Dougherty last Jsnu-
airy at Big Greek.
The Schneider Drug Company this weel
purchased the show cases. drug store fix
lures, etc., belonging 10 W. H. stowell o.
Spokane. Washington. These fixtures havt
not been In use for several years, but wert
allowed 70 remain set up in his building
on Main street awaiting a purchaser.
Fred Mannheim left on Friday mornings
train for Chicago with the party OF East
ern mining men who have been inspecting
the mines here this week. Fred 10 a wit
ness in the suit brought by some Of the
shareholders for q dissolution Of thu
Whalen Con. Copper Company. The sui,
comes up May 18th.
o.. f. Kennedy. Esq, OF Lake View,
Michigan, arrived on Thursdays train and
leaves Saturday for Hamilton and Ely on
legal business connected with the settle
mens Of the estate Of Thomas Cornell, de
ceased. Mr.. Kennedy Is . prominent law
yer and educator, and 9 strong Silver
Democrat. having stumped the State o.
Michigan for Bryan in 1896. During hi
short stay here he visited the public
school and was much interested in Princi
pal Dornberger's work.