Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-08-12

The SENTINEL Is Kept On seie ~ 'Ho
Postofice bookstore.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Smith are here from
Reno on q short visit.
James Morrison was in from his ranch
in Antelope Valley Tuesday.
Mrs, Alexander Mckay left Thursday
for q visit to friends at Elko.
Assessor Riddle went down the road
Friday on a short business trip.
James Beach and Ralph Irwin were In
town from Duckwster last Tuesday.
Dick Obersteg has had . relapse, and MS
condition Friday was reported to Dc very
serious.
Richard. son Of n. Bylsnd Of Reno,
formerly OF Eureka, is seriously I'll with
typhoid fever.
John Hancock, ST.. and Mrs. Hancock.
IT, ,eturped from their California trip
last Saturday.
ouosssions in New York Tuesday morn
ing, August 8. we're I: Silver, G0Ao. Lead
brokers. S4.35.
The recent cold spell has caused . num-
Der OF our people to think abous laying In
their Winters wood.
Mrs. J. Huebner and daughter. Miss
Katie, left Wednesday for q visit al Morris
Isssc's at Eye Canyon.
Mrs. j. O. Crombie came mp from Min
ersl Hill Wednesday evening on a visit 10
her daughter, Mrs. W. j. Tonkin.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
reka Commandery No. 2, X. T.. this
Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. G.. s. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Allie, are home from a visit at the
~Boomhower ranch in Garden Valley.
A private letter received in Eureka this
week states that NJ. II. Joseph has been
seriously Ill at Republic, Washington.
The usual religious services will be held
al the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday school meets at 2 o'clock.
Governor Ssdler has been in own dur
ing the week, and expects to remain In
this part Of the State until the first OF
September.
Salt Lake Tribune. August z: Hiram t.
Johnson, formerly OF Remington & John
son, was in town yesterday afternoon from
she Northwest.
Accounts come from various parts OF the
middle and north end Of the county OF The
exceedingly rough condition OF the roads,
due 10 the recent transforms.
Mrs. @. r. Mullins and son, and Miss
Tessa Moriarty and Horton McKim re-
turned home Tuesday from a few weeks
visit at Mrs. winzells ranch in Pine
Valley.
j. G.. Ford returned from q trip In Elko
county early this week. He states that
wool Is now selling at Elko at fifteen cents
a pound, q raise Of five cents since the
first of May.
/. G. @. whitmore and wife, Miss Nina
and Tate. and Miss Amy Ford, left by
private conveyance Thursday for a two
weeks trip through Newark and Hunting
ton Valleys and 10 Elko.
Joseph Bray OF Austin. and M. Martin
and W. T. Hook OF New York, left Eureka
Wednesday by private conveyance for Ely
for the purpose of examining copper prop
critics in tina ueighborhood.
Mrs. Sam Wheeler is said to be the
owner OF the first cu~shion-tired carriage In
use at Reno. The horse, harness aud
complete outfit is reported to make up one
OF the natties. rigs ever seen in Nevada.
The lightning during the first Of the
week cut down a number Of poles on the
telephone line between Eureka and Ham
illon. Communication was not destroyed,
aud the poles are to be replaced as soon as
new ones can be delivered along the line
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. A. Culloden. accom-
panied by Miss Allie Phillips, arrived from
G~uaymas, Mexico. last Tuesday. Mr.
Cuiloden returns Monday, but Mrs. Cullo'
den and sister will remain for a few weeks
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E,
Phillips.
@. H. Stinson and L.. W. Cromer are
working a very promising prospect recent
ly located on this side Of the Secret Canyon
summit. They now have q we'll defined
four-foot ledge of iron ore, which they
think will develop into something bette,
O. depth Is gained.