Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-10-07

Dan Davis came up from AlPna IuososJ
on business for the Whalen Copper
Company.
Miss Annie McGsrry Left Tuesday 70
teach the school ct Sohellbourne' WINE
Pine county.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. A. Fletcher are ex-
pected home from San Francisco py
Saturdays train.
Pa. CoupeI Of South Fork, Elko county,
has been In Eureka during the week on Q
yisi, to Ed Looney.
Rem l., Plummer, ST., has returned to
Mineral Hill from . recent visit to San
Francisco and Reno.
Henry Zadow has lost q pair Of bowed
spectacles and will be grateful II The finder
will return them to him.
Judge Fitzgerald has gone 70 Washing
ton. d. O., to attend the Supreme Council
Of the A. 4 A. 8. r. Of Masonry.
There will be a regular meeting OF Eu-
reka C~ommandery No. 2, K. T., this
Saturday evening at z O'Clock.
Roy Ford came over from Hamilton
Sunday night and took next days train
for his home al Coluss, California.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL IN. and at 700 pm. on Sun
day next. Rev. NJ. s. Riddle officiating.
We have had several cold nights lately.
though the weather at present 10 fine. A
good snowstorm Is needed TO settle the
dust.
Ben Regli was In from Currsnt Greek
Wednesday with a 2,OOO-pound load Of
tomatoes from the Brown ranch at that
place.
The ice cream social given by the ladies
OF the Presbyterian Church comes of this
friday evening. A pleasant tim Is
assured.
twenty-five tons Of scrap iron was
shipped over the E. & P. this week 70 the
Joshua Hsndy Iron Works At San
Francisco.
George II. Mullins returned last Tues
day from the Klondike. He has promised
to give the SENTINEL an account OF his
"trip next week.
hms Dhfhchut IVY
plexy Friday morning at Smiths stable on
lower Main street. His condition is said
to be quite serious.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
reka Lodge No. 81. 1. o. g. T., this Sat
urdsy) evening ~ 2 O'Clock. All members
are requested to be present.
G. II. stinson, I. O. @. Whitmore and
John Shoemaker. appraisers OF the Merritt
estate, inspected the Roberts Greek ranch
and some OF the stock last Saturday.
A reward will be paid for the return to
the SENTINEL office OF q pair Of pebble
spectacles. with silver bows, which were
lost last Wednesday. See advertisement.
W. 8. Haworth has the contract for
hauling the scrap iron from the Richmond
works to the E. Il P. depot, and has put
on an extra team and two men TO do the
work.
Two recent cattle sales are reported from
Mineral Hill. Charley Hale bought those
OF Mrs. George Buchanan, and Paul Lane
purchased Mrs. Murdook's. The price
was not learned.
II. E. Cary Of Salt Lake and +. F.
sutherland Of San Francisco. who have
been inspecting White Pine mines, passed
through Eureka Monday on their way TO
their respective homes.
Superintendent Read Of the Diamond
returned BY Thursday's train from .
visi. Of inspection to mines In the northern
portion OF Eureka county and to the Jack.
son Greek copper mines In Humboldt
county.
Thomas Fitzpatrick Of Pinto, whose
horse fell on him several months ago and
broke his foot. is able TO be around again
without crutches. He visited Eureka last
Wednesday for the Arst time since bis
accident.
Joseph Williams Of Ruby Hill Left or
Mondays train for Salt Lake City. having
received a telegram TO the effect that the
condition OF Mrs. Williams, who left last
week, was very serious. and that an opera
ton would probably be necessary.
Paul Burdick OF Wisconsin, who con-
tracted malaria while with the volunteers
In Georgia, Is spending 9 few days here
with his cousin, Sheriff Burdiok. He 10
travelling for his health. accompanied by
his brother, Hazen, aud they 90 from here
TO Los Angeles.
Mrs. Joseph Mendes, a resident OF
Eureka and Nye counties for many years.
left last Friday for California. Mrs.
Mendes has disposed Of all her property
In Nevada, and In future her home will be
with her brother, W. d. Rswling, at
Vallejo. California.
w. E. Griffin has resigned his position
as route agent for Wells, Fargo Il Co. in
the Nevada district. Mr.. Griffin has been
in poor health for some time, and finds
himself unequal to the long stage trips in
Nevada. His successor 10 W. b. Lobner
OF Sacramento, CAL, Q brother Of Mrs.
Henry Kind Of Eureka.
II. A. Jackson and family and Andrew
Jackson same in from Hamilton last