Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-05-13
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Frank Riddle was O visisor 10 IureAs
Thursday from PAlissde.
Charles Manning was badly hurt Thurs
d.y evening By Q severe fall from . wood
wagon.
Billy Hammond has taken hold Of the
sLoon formerly managed by E. M. Baum
81 Palissde.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, May 9. were Silver, 81 Bc. Lead,
brokers, S4.25.
B. Berg lef. last Sunday for the purpose
Of establishing . general merchandise
store at Hamilton.
@. II. King 10 here from Texas for the
purpose of gathering the Nioksls horses Tor
the Southern market.
Oounty Commissioner Ira Mcknight
and son Of White Pine were In town
several days this week.
Miss Katy Huebner has closed her school
work a. the Eye Canyon District and
arrived home Tuesday.
DR.. O. L. Hammond has moved Into MS
new home quarters. known as She Grimm
place on Spring street.
Mrs. Abe Laird and children. who have
spent the last six months 81 Homecoming,
Maryland, returned last Tuesday.
supt. Abbott and family. accompanied
by Mrs. Brown, sister Of Mrs. Abbott.
spent Saturday snd sunday in Eureka.
The second inssallmen I Of taxes fog 1898
are now due and payable. They will be-
come delinquent on Monday, June 5. 1899.
James Bray and OTIS Johnson Of Austin,
passed through Eureka Thursday on their
vsy 70 look at some mining property ct
Ely.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF the
estate Of Julia Nioksls, Henry Kind,
guardian, has been authorized TO sell the
realty.
There will be o meeting OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. d A. M, this Saturday
evening a. 1880 O'Clock. Work In third
degree.
The bullion tax for Eureka county dur
ing 1898 amounted TO 81 ,183. go. For the
first quarter. ending March 81, 1899, il
amounted TO $50.
The lots and buildings formerly occupied
by W. II. stowell, south OF Kinds grocery
store on Main street were sold last Thurs
day 10 DR.. E. r. Keen.
G.. A. Fletcher has been elected a repre-
sentative OF Alpha Lodge No. l, A. o. U.
W., 70 attend o meeting OF the Grand
Lodge at Carson on May 16.
A. III. Connover and family Of Newark
Valley are in Elko with q view Of purchss-
ing 9 residence and making this place
their future home.-Elko Tidings.
Mr.. M Mrs. W. II. 0'Neii arrived at
Elko last Tuesday. They made . short
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wheeler at
Reno on their way up from California.
A full attendance OF the members Of the
Order OF the Eastern Star Is requested
al the next meeting. Tuesday, May IS. as
business OF importance will be transacted.
County Recorder Spinner has rented the
residence property one door south Of II.
A. knights on Spring street from p. ii.
HUI, and will soon have II ready for
occupancy.
Hon. Thos. Wren has sold bis residence
property on the northwest corne OF
CLARK aud Monroe streets TO O.. II. Cronant.
Mr.. Cronani has been renting the property
for the past two years.
Mrs. Mary M. Roberts and Mrs. Clara
Maxwell, mother and sister OF Mrs. DR.. Z.
r. Keen, arrived from Fillmore. Utah,
last Saturday with their children. and will
make their home in Eureka.
NJ. @. Foster, who has recently been
employed in the State Printing Office At
Carson, arrived 10 Gardnerville last
week. He will remain with Us some
tims.-Gardnerville Record.
Rowdy McMenomy returned from q
several months visit In California last
Saturday. He was not favorably impressed
with the outlook in the Golden State, and
thinks he will stick to old Nevada.
Mrs. Joseph Mendes has disposed Of all
her property at Duckwater, and will re-
main In Eureka several months 10 settle
the affairs OF her late husbands estate.
She expects to locate finally in California.
A. +. Fsrr, Jr., an A~ssembiyman in the
last Utah Legislature from Cache county,
arrived here Thursday. Mr.. Farr is inter-
ested in sheep and ia looking into the
matter Of taking hold Of the Merritt
property.
o. j. Smith and wife and Mrs. Buelah
Downey Hanks arrived from Reno by
Saturdays train. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
returned home Friday. Mrs. Hanks will
visit with her sister. Mrs. Bert Smith,
during the Summer.
A. W. Brown came in from his ranch by
private conveyance last Tuesday for the
purpose Of taking his daughters, Misses
Jennie and Clara. home TO Huntington.
The former has been here during the
Winter taking medical treatment.
Mrs. M. B. Bartlett left on Wednesdays
train for San Francisco for the benefit Of