Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-02-04

The Carson News reports D. II. Hall Is
being quite i'll At Reno.
Miss Rose Higgins 10 visiting In Eureka
,bis week from Newark Valley.
Ernest Simonsen was in town from Gold
Creek 9 couple OF days this week.
", A. Moore and wife are in from the
warm Springs ranch in Newark Valley.
Miss Ruby Mechanics has closed her
school ct Newark and returned home Tues
day.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, January 81. we're: Silver, ~ 0. Lead
brokers, S4.25.
J. G.. Ford left by Fridays train for
Woodland, California. and expects to be
away several weeks.
DIR. A. III. Sweeney Ia now n OF the
physicians az the Hsrbor Receiving Hos
pitsl In San Francisco.
There will be a regular meeting OF Eu.
reks Lodge No. q, 1. o. @. T., this (sat-
urday) evening Of 2 o'clock.
VIM. Kit.o left IN Fridays train Tor
Salt Lake City. He will probably extend
his trip 10 British Columbia.
The usual services will be held ct the
Catholic Church tomorrow ct 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Services will be held 81 the Presbyterian
ohureh at IL A. M. and at z P. NJ. on SUM-
d.y next, Rev. s. s. Caldwell officiating.
Mrs. James Handy returned TO Ruby
Um Tuesday from Butte. Montana, where
aha has been making q short visit with her
son.
An epidemic Of measles is visiting the
north end Of the county, and there are
now but three children attending school
ct Pslissde.
William 0'NeiI, representing the Elko-
Tuscarors Mercantile Company, spent q
few days in Eureka this week In the inter
est Of his company.
John Ginocchio. formerly blacksmith as
the Diamond mine, and family, left We'd
nesdsy morning, the former 10 take q po-
sition at Goloonda, and the latter for
Italy.
The SENTINEL Is under obligations 70
State Printer Maute for biennial reports OF
the Board Of Directors OF the State Or
phans' Home, Attorney General and Ad-
jutsnt-General.
There will be q regular meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them Of the
Clerks Office to-day.
The Eureka Dramatic Company has had
number OF dress rehearsals during the
week and ell feel confident that the pro-
duciion OF "Imogene" at the Opera House
this friday evening will prove . success.
E. Boomhower left on Wednesdays train
for Hollister. California. He expects 10
return shortly accompanied BY his daugh-
Yer. Miss Clara. who has been In poor
health and hopes to be benefited by the
change TO the mountains.
Mrs. Gustave Mau slipped and fell on
The ice al her residence on Not Hill Tues
day evening. and dislocs,ed her left wrist.
The injury was exceedingly painful, and
owing to her age IL will be some time be-
fore she may regain the use Of the arm.
DR.. Keen returned Thursday from 9
professional Wait to Morey, Nye county,
where he was called 10 attend Joshua
Lucas. who is seriously Ill with enteric
fever. Slight hopes are entertained for his
recovery. Tom Dixon accompanied the
doctor.
Jesse KArsky, who has been attending
the Lowell high school In San Francisco
since Last Fall. met with a painful accident
on Thursday Of last week. He slipped
and fell on the sidewalk, dislocating both
wrists and also badly breaking one Of the
bones Of his right arm.