Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-09-16
MENTION.

Postofice bookstore.
W. A. Brown OF Huntington Valley 10
In Eureka on q short visit.
The Board Of Equalization meets at the
Clerks Office next Monday.
r. ]. Reid and family returned Monday
from q several days visit through Newark
Valley.
/. C, @, Whitmore left Friday morning
for q short trip TO Elko. He viii return
Saturday.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, Sept. ~. we're: Silver, 59ho. Lead
brokers. $40.
Tbere will be 9 regular meeting OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. Il A. NJ, this Saturday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. VIM. Moorman and daughters,
Misses Pearl and Maud, arrived from
nlipah Thursday evening.
DR.. Leonard, the travelling dentist,
passed through Eureka this week en- route
TO Idaho on . hunting trip.
Mrs. Joseph Mendes Is at Belmont this
week attending TO legal matters before the
Nye county District Court.
A letter from San Francisco states that
G.. A. Fletcher lie undergoing medical
treatment al the Lane hospital in that
city.
Henry Kind has purchased the large
gray stage team from John Williams. and
is now using the rosdsters on his delivery
wagon.
Mrs. F. R. wittenberg and daughter.
Addie, left on Fridays train for Q visit
with Miss May who Ia teaching school at
SHELTON.
Miss S. Bonneville passed through Eu-
reka last Thursday from the western part
OF the State to teach the school at Lane,
White Pine county.
Miss Maud Norman has been elected
teacher Of the school At Summit district,
ON the Eureka and Palissde railroad.
School will open next Monday.
The Eureka and Ely stage line Ia doing
arushing business. Every stage is loaded
down heavily with freight and express for
XIV ana DtDtT NnAbo L Aub POAhsHs
M. Diggs. q mule buyer OF Woodland.
California, arrived on Thursdays train,
and left that afternoon with j. G.. Ford to
take a look at the mules at Roberts Greek.
The Heuber thrsshing machine recent
Iy purchased by Mrs. Irwin Of Duckwater
has Just finished its work on the Currant
Greek ranches, where 10 has given very
general satisfaction.
The Episcopal social q, the Opera House
this friday evening promises to be an
enjoyable event. The ladies OF the church
have been making great preparation, and
the success OF the festival 10 assured.
The business houses Of the Jewish pro-
prietors in Eureka closed at sunset We'd
nesdsy and remained closed until
Thursday evening In observance OF the
Jewish Day OF A.onement, Yom Ripper.
Wells Herald. Sept. s: Miss Alma Man
helm. who taught school in Wells last
term, has accepted a position with the
Continental Fruit Transportation Com
psny at Los Angeles, GAL. as typewriter.
In another column OF the SENTINEL will
be found & good article from the Mining
and Scientific Press On the benefits OF
concentration, . subject Of particular i'm
por,anos 10 the Eureka District al this
time.
The bursting OF q supply pipe OF the
Ruby Hill water works caused the shut
ting down Of hosting operations At the
Eureka Con. mine last Wednesday. Re
pairs we're made and hosting resumed
Thursday.
The Austin Reveills learns that W. Il.
Russell was not so severely injured BY q
bias. in the mine at Cortez several weeks
ago as was at first reported. Both his eyes
are now all right and be has returned 10
work in the mine.
Mrs. Robert Hsgsr, George Childs and
Walter whitmore left for the Hagar ranch
in Ruby Valley last Monday. The boys
will leave the ranch 10 q few days with
Mrs. Childs for Los Angeles. where they
will enter the Woodbury. Business College.
The pistol shooting at the first meet OF
the Manila Gun Club Of Eureka having
resulted In q tie between Van Powell and
Fred Mannheim. the sports gathered at the
grounds again last Sunday and Van this
time marched away with the ten dollar
prize.
Miss Josie Rhodes, (~sister Of Miss Stella
Rhodes, a teacher in the Eureka public
SCHOOL,, who is employed In the Surveyor
Generals Office st Reno. fell from q step
ladder last Monday while reaching for a
book and injured her head. She was un-
conscious for SOM time.
Besides being OF considerable assistance
in getting the apparatus out of the house
In case OF an alarm OF fire at night, the
Lantern that is now kept lighted in the
new hose house next door to the Court
house will also be welcomed by all those
whose business may require Q visit to the
Postofice late at night.