Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-07-01

Psroni Il Bale are giving their Msin
street store q coat Of white paint.
superintendent Read Of the
left Monday morning for Salt Lake.
Pete Loh's sprinkling cart IL now In
evidence, and is . very welcome visitor.
VIM. Mendes and family spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday in Eureka from Duck
water.
M;ss Minnie Mau has been engaged TO
tsacb the next term Of the Devils Gate
school.
Jake B~remenkampf has returned from
bis "trip 10 San Francisco much improved
in health.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing. June AZ, were Silver, 60Ac. Lead
brokers. s4.25.
Frank Dollhouse OF Sacramento Is now
master mechanic at the E. a p. railroad
shops al Psiisade.
Rev. Father Msnion Is now in White
Pine county. and Is expected 10 return
home to Eureka shortly.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
reka Lodge No. Il. 1. o. @. T., this Sat
urdsy) evening at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. II. A. Knight and son, Wallace,
returned home by Tuesdays train from
their visit at Elko and the Wells.
Claude Ford left on Friday mornings
train for San Francisco TO consult Q
specialist regarding . throat trouble.
L. Pedlar returned from Butte, Mon
tana. last Saturday on . visit 10 bis
mother, Mrs. VIM. Hsmbly Of Ruby Hill.
Miss Clara Mather, teacher Of the school
at Meisier's In Newark Valley, was in
town for the graduating exercises las,
week.
The class motto OF the graduating class
Of '99 Of the Eureka public school was
"a posse I'D esse"- From possibility 10
reality.
The sidewalk on the north side OF the
Courthouse having become badly worn
was removed during the week and q new
one laid.
The mosquitoes In Pine Valley and
along the Humboldt river are said 70 be
unusually numerous and troublesome
this year.
A called meeting of Eureka Lodge No.
l6. f. & A. M, will be held this (sssur-
day. evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in the
first degree.
Miss Helen whitmore accompanied
Misses Laura and Edna Bailey to their
home in Diamond Valley last Monday for
Q short Summer visit.
Miss Flossie Ford took Mondays train
for Elko. whore she will visit for q few
weeks with her sisters, Mrs. W. II. O'Neil
and Mrs. J.. T. Wheeler.
E. II. Rose. an old Eurekan, who has
been prospecting In Southern Nevada,
California and Arizona for several years,
returned here this week.
]. r. Ennor OF Pine Valley commenced
cutting hay Thursday, the 29th. The other
ranohers in the valley will NOT begin cut
ling until about July 10.
AT . meeting Of the Prospect school
trustees held on June 81. Miss Tessa
Moriarty was reelected teacher OF that
school for the next term.
Victor Dornberger. who has been prin-
cipal OF the school al Lovelock. has been
employed as principal OF the Colfax. CAL,
school for the next term.
The Elko correspondent OF the Wells
Herald says: John Donnelly returned
from Cripple Greek the latter part Of the
week and is engaged in buying horses.
A. E. Kaye. formerly principal Of the
Eureka public school. has made an appli-
cation for the p~rincipalship Of this school
for the term commencing next September.
The concert given by Prof. j. M. Wood
at the Opera House last Saturday night
was we'll attended, and every number on
the programme was heartily appreciated
by the audience.
There will be . regular meeting OF the
Board Of County Commissioner next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them 81 the
Clerks office to-day.
Ed. Kopp left Wednesday morning for
Salt Lake. He will take . position under
superintendent Read al the Hillside mine
at Mercur. and does not expect to return
70 Eureka for some time.
will Giles. who has been visiting with
District Attorney Bartlett for about q
month, left on Fridays train for his home
at Houston. Texas. He will spend q few
days st Colorado Springs on the way.
Engineer Rice Of the E. d p. and family
have gone 70 San Francisco for q months
recuperation. Johnnie Pratt will handle
the throttle on the passenger locomotive
during Mr.. Rice's absence In the city.
Fred Esselbrugge took fashlight pictures
last Saturday Of the young people who
took part In the Merchant OF Venice"
Three scenes were taken and the costumes
are said to have shown up very nicely.
Tom Bryant. who has been making g
weeks visit with his mother and sisters
al Ruby Hill, left Thursday for Mound