Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-05-20

postofice last Tuesday.
Miss Annie McGarry returned home
from Elko Thursday.
Mrs. John t. Wheeler returned 10 Elko
by Wednesdays train.
Peter Breen, Esq, returned Sunday
from g professional visit at Ely.
The e. & P. railroad shipped lO7'zao
pounds of wool 10 Palissde this week.
f. X. Murphy, Esq, passed through from
Ely 10 his home ct Elko early this week.
Mrs. Julia Brown returned home Thsrs'
dav from an extended visit In California.
Joe Hausmsnn, formerly OF EUREKA. 10
a, Carlsbad, Germany. in search OF health.
n. b. Winter, representing the Cham
berlsIn Medical Company, was in Eureka
Thursday.
a. A. Fletcher took Mondays train for
Carson to attend the Grand Lodge OF the
A. o. U. W.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn.
ing, May 16. we're (: Silver, 61A Q. Lead,
brokers, S4.25.
Josh Tingley arrived In Eureka Thurs
day with q shipment Of ore from the
Reveille district.
There will be Q meeting OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. d A. M, this Saturday
evening al 7:30 O'Clock.
P. H. HUI purchased the old Hook b
Ladder hose house property on Spring
street last week for $40.
Hon. Thos. Wren, after attending 10 .
number OF legal matters here, left Wednes-
dsy for his home at Reno.
Charles May. United States Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector. spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Eureka.
1. @. G. whitmore sold 800 feet Of n
inch wire cable to she Robust Mining
Company at Ely last Saturday.
Governor ssdler left on Fridays train
for Carson after q couple OF weeks visit
here on various business matters.
Frank Rogers and VIM. Hamlyn are
over from the McEllin mine at Hamilton
on q short visit 10 their families.
William Tregoning Of Ruby Hill left
last Saturday for Tintic, Utah, where he
expects to remain permanently.
Harry McEwen. who has been st work
for the Tensbo Company at Cortez for
several months, is homo 10 remain.
VIM. Depsoli, who has been working at
the Diamond mine for q long time is con-
templating a visit TO his home in Italy.
Paul Lane OF Pine Valley brought
up another carload OF thoroughbred horses
last week from Santa Clara Valley. Cal.
Miss F. v. Sturgeon has finished her
4. school work at Devils Gate, and returned
to her home at Carson Monday morning.
O. ]. Smith purchased the large Regina
music box at the Schneider drug store,
and has had IL shipped 10 his home at
Reno.
Messrs. Paroni 4 Bale, the new grocery
firm, have been receiving their stock dur.
ing the week, and are about ready to do
business.
A. A. Connover OF Newark Valley.
White Pine county, has purchased Mr..
Garat's residence at Elko and will move
his family there.
Ferd obersteg OF the E. Il p. Hay Ranch,
left last Monday for San Francisco in
search OF medical relief. His family ac-
compsnied him.
The Ruby Hill school census has been
nlsd with the County Superintendent and
shows IS children in tina. district between
and Is years Of sge.
Miss Louise Hinche has finished her
school term at Hot Greek. Nye county.
and returned to her home at Virginia
City by Wednesdays train.
Governor sadler informs 9 SENTINEL
reporter that he has ranches enough. and
that his purchase Of the Nickals ranches
this week was for Angus Morrison.
George Gavin has been busy all the week
setting up the carload of wagons. buggies.
mowers and other agricultural implements
received from Baker & Hamilton.
The motion for 9 new trial in the case
OF Frank Paul vs. Rocco Cragnsz was
denied by Judge Talbot at Ely last week,
and the case will now 60 to the Supreme
Court.
The lecture and panorama at the Presby.
terrain Church on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings were well attended and pro.
nounoed by all TO have been pleasing and
in teresting.
The SENTINEL was In error last week In
stating that a recent shipment from the
Jackson mine on Ruby Hill contained
30 per cent copper. It should have read
8 per cent.
John Hancock. ST., left last Monday for
San Francisco 70 remain indefinitely. He
has been troubled with catarrh for some
time past, and Is in hope Of being bene-
fitted by medical treatment.
At q meeting held by the stockholders OF
the Eureka County Bank last week J. II.
Hoegh was elected Vice President TO fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of j. o.
Powell. and John Hancock. Sr., was
elected q director.