Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-03-04
LOCAL ENTiON.

George and tfhnk LoBau Weho a so"h
Thursday from Duckwater.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
pg, February 20. were: Silver. 59ho. Lead
brokers, $4.20.
N. A. Whitmore has succeeded N. Haw-
kins as transfer man on the @. p. and Il.
Il P. platforms OF Pslissde.
The boys who left here for DeLamar on
Feb. 18Th are said to have been d~issppoins-
ed in securing expected positions.
NJ. s.. Riddle OF Elko has notified the
Eureka 1. o. G. T. that he will arrive here
on to-day's train on q visit 70 the lodge.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church ct IL A. M. and ct 2 P. M. on Sun
day next, Rev. 8. s. Caldwell officiating.
The Wells Herald says the upper South
Fork school. Elko county. will open about
the goth Of March with Miss Marie Wit
tenberg Of Eureka ss teacher.
Mrs, ], b. Craighesd, for nearly thirty
years a resident Of Elko, died suddenly
Monday evening. She was 3 native Of
Louisville, KY, and aged 40 years.
W. G. Owens, O. p. agent at Oarlin has
taken Q three years. lease Of the Csrlin
hotel, recently purchased By J. P. Baine.
The rental lie said 70 be 5000 per month.
A letter received from Tom Fuller states
that 9 successful operation had been per-
formed on his lip and chin by the sur.
geons at 81. Luke's Hospital In San Fran
cisco.
A notice Of the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Ruby Hill Tunnel and
Mining Company is called for Monday,
March 81. 1899. See I'D. under New
To-day"
Letters received from San Francisco
this week state that the condition Of John
Bergman, who left Eureka several weeks
ago, troubled with dropsy, has not i'm.
proved.
Judge Cheney has great confidence In
Reno's future. He recently purchased
the Judge King property on Virginia
street. now occupied By the Racket store.
Consideration, $1,000.
There will be q regular meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioner next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them ct the
Clerks Office to-day.
Mrs. Alex. Mcbride had her left hand
SO severly crushed Friday forenoon by
having q heavy window fall on ID that IL
was found necessary 10 take two stitches
In the injured member.
COMMISSIONS W. s. Haworth leaves on
Monday mornings train for San Fran
cisco. He expects 70 be Joined at Reno by
Assemblyman Rsftice. They expect to be
away but q short time.
Miss Katie Swick was the successful con-
testant In the Demorest elocution compe-
tition at the Presbyterian church Friday
night OF last week. and the handsome sill
yer medal was awarded her.
Z. Boomhower, accompanied by bis
daughter, Miss Clara. returned from Hol-
lister, CAL, on last Saturdays train. They
will remain at their ranch atAlphs a shor.
time before coming on 70 Eureka.
The usual services will be held a. the
Catholic Church tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass
During the season OF Lent services viii
be held every Friday evening OF 7 O'Clock,
Sheriff Burdiek has received . card
notifying him that 81. 900 reward will b
paid for the return OF one James F. Beeler
TO Texas. Beeler cleaned up $4,000 from
Wells'Fargo In the Lone Star State. and Il
now travelling In parts unknown for biz
health.
Mrs. Fiori was brought to town from The
diamond mine this week, suffering from
heart trouble. Her condition 10 serious
and II 10 believed the lower altitude Of
our town will assist In some degree 10 hel
recovery.
Eureka only experienced part OF ths
wind storm reported TO have been un.
usually severe In different portions OF the
State on Tuesday night last. White Pine
was visited BY . heavy snow storm, and
the News reports Ave feet Of snow on the
Hamilton summit.
A private letter received from Elko
Thursday states that black measles, scar.
let fever and diptheriA are the diseases
that have combined TO make u necessary
TO close the public schools and churches
until the epidemic there has subsidized.
Eureka's young rascals have again com.
menced their misohievous pranks. and are
concerning themselves principally with
Mr.. Cooper's night school. Sheriff Bur-
dick is on their trail. however. and gave
one Of them several hours reflection In
the cooler Wednesday evening.
Az . social entertainment given ct the
Good Templar's hall st Wells ON an even.
Ing last week, Misses Losohsnkohl and
Aanheim arranged q musical and literary
programme that the editor Of the Herald
~pronounces TO have been the best he hal
mad the pleasure OF listening 70 for months
GOlconda Overcr0wded.
Golconda News: The accommodation
In Goloonds are taxed TO their utmost