Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-02-25
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Assessor Powell is still at San Diego,
CAL, and Is slowly improving.
Asa Eddy and Fred Esselbrugge are In
town from their mine in Newark Valley.
Paul Lane has returned TO his Pine Val
ley ranch from a short visit in Californis.
Assemblyman Raftice has our thanks
for q number Of late Assembly bills intro
duced.
A second. hand express harness 10 for
sale at a bargain. See New To-Day"
column.
Judge Fitzgerald returned on Tuesdays
train from Austin. where he held 9 short
term Of court.
The fifty days allowed for the Legisla-
ture to SIT and draw pay will expire Mon
day. March 9th.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, February 81. were: Silver, 59Ac. Lead
brokers, S4.20.
Pat o'Brien and Eldred O. Moore were
IN town from Morey, Nye county, several
days this week.
Mrs. Charles Robbins. nee Haley. is at
San Diego for the benefit Of her health.
Her daughter 10 with her.
Mrs. J. r. Ennor and daughter, Miss
Belle, Of Pine Valley, left last week for .
ak weeks visit In California.
There will be Q regular meeting Of Eu-
rskA Lodge No. 16, +. A. M, this tsst-
urdsy) evening 81 z O'Clock.
The slocution contest for the Demoress
silver medal commences at the Presby-
terisn Church this Friday evening.
J. H. Shoemaker, who has been In the
western portion Of the State recently, has
continued his visit on 70 San Francisco.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church 81 IL A. N. and at Z P. NJ. on SUM-
day next. Rev. 8. s. Caldwell officiating.
A telegram was received in Eureka
Thursday from Tom Fuller. stating that
he is under medical treatment Of st. Luke's
hospital in San Francisco.
J. Howard Sharp, formerly a compositor
on the SENTINEL. 10 now editor and man
ager OF the Scott County News Boy, pub
lished q, Benton, Missouri.
There will be meeting Of the o. E. 8.
on Thursday evening Of next week. A full
attendance Ia requested, as business Of
importance will be transacted.
Zinc was never higher than ct present,
which with the comparatively good figure
for lead will tend to develop the zino-lesd
proprieties OF Colorado and Utah.
Patsy Green. who has for many years
been q brakeman on the e. & P. passenger
train, takes q position in the railroad
machine shop at PAlisade on March LIST.
Ernest Schendel returned from Kansas
Tuesday. where be had been called be-
causs Of the serious illness OF his mother.
bu, on his arrival there found that she
had died q few days before.
superintendent Abbott and wife. accom-
panied by Miss Nevs Plummer OF Mineral
Hill. came up on Saturdays train and re-
named over Sunday. Miss Plummer had
ben visiting Mrs. Abbott 81 Palisade.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
During the season OF Lent services will
be held every Friday evening at 7 O'Clock.
Salt Lake Tribune. Feb. IS Manager
Reed Of the Hillside ct Mercur reports a
nicely oxidized ore In both north and
south drifts of the 4s0-foot level and the
proposition In most satisfactory condition.
Hon. Thomas Robinson, accompanied
oy his son Tom, came In from the Bay
Slate mine q, Newark Sunday. Mr.. Rob
inson continued on TO San Francisco for q
three months visit, and Tom has returned
TO the mine.
Reports from Nye county say that the
sheepmen who have been ~pasturing their
herds in the Duckwater country are al
ready being forced TO drive away from ths.
section and come north on account OF the
lack OF snow In that vicinity.
II Is said that the reason for a asking the
Legislature TO grant Governor sadler .
four months leave OF absence from the
State during the next two years is to per-
mis his attendance at the Paris Exposition
and q visit TO the Fa therland.
j. G. Ford returned from Woodland,
oal., Tuesday. He reports considerable
anxiety in that section due 70 the lack Of
sum Client rainfall al this season. Grave
fears are felt that II the present dry spell
continues crops will be practically ruined.
The SENTINEL Is in receipt Of the report
OF the Board OF Regents OF the State Uni.
versity and also Of q printed copy OF an
address delivered By President Stubs be-
fore the Association Of Agricultural and
Experiment Stations at Washington. D. O.
II ssubject is. "Some Recent Changes in
The Theory Of Higher Education"
ar. Shoemaker, Of Eureka, was In Car
son Wednesday and looked about the Gap
i'ol with q bewildered air. He said he had
Ived in Nevada thirty years and never be-
lore had visited Carson. He was 80 pleased
With the Town that he thinks OF locating