Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-07-08
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John Tonkin was in town this week from
Pine Valley.
Rowdy McMenomy and Nick Ratio we're
In from Newark for the Fourth.
Misses Annie and Ethel MoGsrry leave
Sunday to make a visit at Hamilton.
Ed Clark Of D~uckwater left by Fridays
train for a short trip to San Francisco.
Tom and Raymond Robinson were ID
from Newark to attend the ball Tuesday.
Christy Walker and sister. Miss Lilly
are In town from Stafford visiting friends
Besides the sributors. there are now six
man uorkine ON days pay at the Diamond
mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ksney Of Pine
Valley were visiting on the Comstock
last week.
Dick Obersteg Is up from the Hay Ranch
for medical treatment for infammasory
rheumatism.
Misses Sophie and Julia Berg accom-
panied their father to Hamilton Friday on
q short visit.
Miss Josie Robertson will teach the
school Of Sulphur Springs, Diamond
Valley, next term.
Joseph and Simon Bray Of Austin passed
through Eureka this week en- route 70 Ely
on mining business.
Jack Pardy went down TO Diamond
Valley Wednesday 70 do some surveying
for Frank Romano.
Rev. NJ. s. Riddle will hold morning
and evening services at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
Nick Barlow and Dennis Coyle were
over from the Homestake mine at Hamil-
ton 10 spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Maxwell have
opened a bakery and restaurant. in the
HUI building south Of Berg's.
The Misses Eveline and Sylvia Horton
and Harry Lorigan were in town this
week from Blue Eagle. Nye county.
Paul and Will Norman came over from
White Pine last Sunday. Paul returned
20 the University al Reno by Wednesdays
train.
@. II. stinson and wife and A. p. Ten
voord and wife. leave Sunday for . three
days camping "trip to Willow Greek, Nye
county.
Frank Brossemer's condition Is still
serious, bus there has been q gradual
though slow improvement during the last
few days.
Miss Flora Dean has returned TO her
home at San Francisco from the East,
where she has been pursuing her studies
at Vsssar.
VIM. Harris, who has been In California
for some time for his health returned
home to Ruby Hill last Saturday much
improved.
Mics Jennie Gregovich, who has been
teaching the school at Little Cherry Greek,
Nye county. has returned home to spend
her vacation.
The San Francisco correspondent OF the
Carson Appeal says that Mrs. W. II.
Davenport. has teen confined 10 her home
for six weeks with malaria.
Frank Porter and wife Of Mound Valley
Elko county, were in Eureka this week
visiting Mrs. j. o. Jones, who accom-
panied her daughter home.
County CLERK Stesrns Of White Pine
passed through Eureka Wednesday morn
ing, bound for Carson with the White Pine
ballots for examination In the Governor
ship contest.
Judge Fitzgerald and District Attorney
Crescsnzo, OF Lander county, leave for
Austin Sunday morning. The S45 900
damage suit OF Paul vs.. Blossom comes up
for trial on the 10th inst.
The Elko Independent says @. O.. Wal
lace was on the passenger train wrecked
near Elko Wednesday morning. and footed
1t into town. being among the frst to ar
rive with the news OF the accident.
A charge OF assault with intent to kill
was made against Peter Lani by ]. W.
Brown before Justice Wilson Friday
morning. and the preliminary examina-
zion will be had Saturday ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
George s. Henderson has jnst turned
out a new delivery wagon for j. W. Lam
bert. 1t Is smooth running. light and
thoroughly made in every particular, and
Is good evidence OF Georges skill Is q
wagon maker.
Mrs. VIM. Norman. accompanied by
her son VIII and daughter Miss Pearl,
left for the Norman ranch near Hamilton
Friday. Miss Maud will remain here for
the purpose Of taking the the teachers
examination next week.
James McElroy has secured the mail
route from Eureka TO Tonkin. SO miles, at
an annual compensation Of s4S0. com.
mencing on August 18th. The contract
calls for a weekly service and allows four
teen hours running time.
To Rebuild the Hotel.
The Sulphur Springs Hotel near Elko,