Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-03-25
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Last Monday was the FIRST day OF Spring.
Edgar ssdler returned from Carson on
Thursdays train.
Mrs. W. E. TAYLOR left for Mineral Hill
on last Monday mornings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wheeler Of Reno are
taking In the opera at San Francisco.
Pat O'Brien came up from Morey last
week and made . short visit In town.
John Tatten returned to Eureka Thurs
day from q several months visit In Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J. Smith have gone
to Guaymas, Mexico. on q several weeks
visit.
Henry +, Lorigan vas In town on bust
ness Sunday and Monday from Currant
Greek.
will McGsrry, who broke his leg several
weeks ago, was on the street Thursday on
crutohes.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ng, March 81. were: Silver, $3.50. Lead
brokers, S4.20.
At the request OF all the counsel presens
the Court continued the business before II
until next Monday.
Al Smith is back from 8 trip to Hamtl-
ton. He reports four feet Of snow on the
main street Of that town.
There will be Q regular meeting OF Eu.
reks Lodge No. 16, +. d A. M, this tSst-
urdsy) evening al 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Dan Mcleod leaves next week TO
ioin her husband ct Cortez. Mrs. Mcleod
will remain there permanently.
Saturdays E. d p. train was four hours
late. The delay was caused by waiting for
The esss-bound train 81 Palissde.
Walter Moore and family and Mrs. o.
Brisn returned TO their home ct Fish Lake
Valley. Nye county. last Saturday.
News has been received here Of the death
81 Butte City, Montana. Of John Nc
Pharlan, q former resident Of Eureka.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church ct IL A. NJ. and at 7 p. NJ. on Sun
day next. Rev. s. S. Caldwell officiating.
81. Pstrick's ball on Friday evening Of
last week was well attended. and pronoun.
ced by all to have been 9 very enjoyable
affair.
A~ssemblyman Frank Paul and family
passed through Eureka last Saturday en-
route TO their home at Ely, White Pine
county.
Miss Annie McGarry will leave next
Wednesday for San francisco, where she
will probably have an operation performed
on her eyes.
The Southern Pacific company has re.
Gently equipped the line between San
Francisco and Ogden with first-clsss day
coaches.
A number Of hunting parties from Eu-
reka and Ruby Hill have been playing
havoc among the ducks In the neighbor-
hood Of Fish Greek during the past week.
r. @. Goss. formerly Of the Diamond
mine. passed Palisade last Sunday on his
way from Utah to Palermo. Butte county,
Cal, to take charge OF R. McIntosh's inter-
ssts At that place.
Sol Hip passed through to Ely last
Tuesday for the purpose Of removing his
family to Reno, where they will In future
reside. Mr.. Hip expects TO secure . posi-.
ton in the Orphans Home.
The usual services will be held ct 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 ct z O'Clock.
G0vavpaS GsAtar hAa vaAnad Aha hill
passed by the last Legislature providing
fora constitutional convention. OF account
OF The financial condition Of the State and
some informslities relating to its passage.
Miss Rose Kind will leave on Monday
mornings train to visit DR.. and Mrs.
Samuels at w~innemucca. Miss Kinds
visit will be Of indefinite length in Winnie.
mucoa. and may extend 70 California and
New York before her return to Eureka.
John II. Shoemaker Ia . candidate for
state Live Stock Inspector. the new Office
created by the Last Legislature. The SAL
airy is 81, 200 per year. A telegram signed
BY several prominent citizens was forward.
cd from Eureka indorsing Shoemaker for
the place.
Easter falls this year on April q. II 10
always the arst Sunday after the full moon
which happens on or after the 21st Of
March; and II the full moon happens upon
asunday. Easter Is the Sunday after. 1t
may occur as early as Mach 2S. or as late
as April rs.
A lease has been recorded a. the City
Hall in San Francisco between e. j. Bald.
win and James W. Orndoff formerly Of
Eureka) and George sohmitt. by which
Baldwin rents the building known as the
annex on Market street. adjoining the no.
tel ruins. for Ave years for SSl 900.