Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-24

day and Sunday.
A complete pack train is offered for sale
under New To-Day" in this issue.
Paul Moormsn is over for q two weeks
visit from the Nevada State University al
Reno.
st. Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening Of 1850
O'Clock.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing. June 20. we're Silver. 6O%c. Lead
brokers, S4.25.
Mira. George Dugan OF Hot Greek, Nye
county. IL in Eureka visiting her sister,
Mrs. Matt. Hoey.
Mrs. .John Hancock, Jr., and children,
OF Ruby Hill. left by Fridays train for q
visit in California.
Robert Duff Of Cortez, Eureka county.
has been granted an original pension OF
eight dollars per month.
There will be 3 regular meeting OF Eu-
reka Commandery No. 2, 4. t., this
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Tom Robinson, Jr., was in from Newark
last Saturday 10 meet his younger brother,
Raymond. who arrived that day from GAL
ifornis.
Fred Mannheim returned Tuesday from
Chicago. He says the Whalen case had
been closed, but no decision rendered up
10 the time he left.
Ed Clarke and George H. Sharpe were
In TOW from Blue Eagle. Nye county, this
week. purchasing agricultural implements
and ranch supplies.
Misses Laura and Edna Bailey are up
from Diamond Valley to witness the
graduation exercises. They are the guests
Of Miss Helen whitmore.
The L. q P. Railroad Company is put
ting in a ''Y" at the summiifor the purpose
Of turning their engines ct that point, the
turnssble at Alpha having become disabled.
The subscription list for Eureka county
referred to in the article headed IAN
Open Letter." on the first page Of this
issue-will be found at the Eureka County
Bank.
At the close OF the exercises and play a,
tut OpoTh hOusd his oNouiu6G VIC jail
will be cleared and music provided for
those who care 10 remain and indulge in
dancing.
Ex-senator Williams came up from Hot
Greek, Nye county, this week to meet his
daughter, Miss Marie, who returned here
a short time since from the Nevada State
University.
News has been received here OF the
at Ogden, Utah, last week. The child fell
into q tub Of water and drowned before be-
ing discovered.
@. II. Stinson has repurehased the post
Office stationery business which he recently
sold TO II. II. Manuel. Mr.. Manuel has
gone to work for Frank Brossemer at the
San Francisco brewery.
f. j. Brossemer has been confined 10 his
bed since last Sunday with q severe attack
OF inflammaiory rheumatism. He lie now
stated to be somewhat better, but Is still
forced to remain in bed.
Walter Whitmore and Roy Ford, who
have been sewing sacks at the Homestake
mine at Hamilton, returned to Eureka
this week unable to continue longer al
work owing 10 lead poisoning.
F.. X. Murphy. Esqp and wife arrived
Tuesday from Elko. Mr.. Murphy con-
tinued on to Hamilton the same afternoon
on business. and Mrs. Murphy remained
10 Eureka visiting with her sister .in-law,
Mrs. MeGsrry.
Miss Mary Mckenzie, who has been Q
resident Of Eureka for q number OF years,
leaves next Monday for Nova Scotia,
where she will reside permanently. She
will visit . short time with q sister in
Boston while on her way.
Johnny Pratt brought the E.. & P. train
mp from Paiissde Tuesday a. conductor
pro. tenn. Conductor Roussy having gone
to Winnemucca for the purpose OF riding
the goat through the initiatory degrees OF
the Order Of Railroad Conductors.
r. T. Plumstead, who has been princi-
pal OF the public school At Ely during the
past term. is visiting In Eureka with his
sister. Mrs. I. O. O. whitmore. He made
the trip from Ely to Wells on . bicycle.
but bad TO walk 23 miles OF the trip be-
cause OF an unfortunate accident to the
machine.
george W. Peltier Of the E. T. NJ. Co.
at Eiko, accompanied by his wife and
daughter have returned from an extended
trip in Europe. and passed through Pals |
Ade ON their way to their home in Sacra- |
mento last Monday. Mr.. Peltier's health |
is said to have been greatly improved by |
his trip.