Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-08
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town from Newark Valley Monday.
Assessor J. b. Riddle made Q flying trip
10 the north end Of the county this week.
Mrs. M. B. Bsrtlett leis Wednesday for
Q short visit at NJ. Dougherty's on Fish
Greek.
Mrs. John Gregovich was taken Ill early
this week and is still under . physicians
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred q. Moore are In
town from their home 81 Fish Lake Valley,
Nye county.
Miss Josie Robertson left Friday morn.
ing to open the Huntington Valley school
next Monday.
The SENTINEL Is informed that . social
dance will be given this friday evening
on Ruby Hill.
Frank Quinn Of Iowa arrived by Thurs
days train on Q visit 70 his uncle. Frank
Quinn Of Eureka.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn.
ing. April 4. were: Silver, 59Ac. Lead,
brokers, S4.15.
The Nickals ranches will be sold 81 pub
lilo auction on Monday, May 1. See notice
under New To-day"
M. Karsky left on Fridays train to pur-
chase q new stock Of Spring and Summer
goods ct San Francisco.
Joe Tognoni drove In Thursday with Q
iour-horse team after q load 0; goods for
his Duckwater store.
The Auditor and Tressurer's report for
the quarter ending March 81, 1899, ap.
pears in to-dsy's issue.
Robert Bailey was appointed postmaster
at White. Eureka county, on March 30.
vice James White, resigned.
A~ssemblymsn Baftice and James G. Lu.
cey are expected 10 return home from CAL
fornia by Saturdays train.
The Odd Fellows of Eureka will cele-
brate their eighsiesh anniversary with Q
ball at their hall on April Goth.
Now thai Lent Is over the Friday night
socials have been revived, and one will be
held this evening at the Opera House.
Owing 10 illness, Merrill Fletcher has
given up work al Cortez for Q time, and
arrived home Wednesday night.
Mrs. E. +. Doolittle. sister Of John Pratt
OF the E. Il p. road. has purchased a resi-
dence at Palissde, and intends making her
home there.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
O'Clock. Sunday school meets Immediately
after mass.
Patsy Green will remove his family from
Eureka to Pslisade next week. Mrs.
Green's mother, Mrs. M. M. Diamond,
will reside with them.
Mrs. G. Hagar came homo from Mineral
Hill on Friday night Of last week, and lief.
Tuesday TO finish the school term At sho-
shone. White Pine county.
A shipmen, of young fruit trees from
gainesville, Ohio. consigned 10 Mrs.
Louisa Irwin OF Duckwater, has just
arrived at the E. q p. depot.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at Good Templars' Hall in
Eureka on Saturday evening. April 10.
General admission, IS cents.
Frank Henderson has thrown up his po'
sision In the machine shops at Csrlin and
taken a place as fireman on one OF the To-
eomotiyes on the O. p. road.
Mrs. Sarah Mccullough is in Eureka
from currant Greek and Is In poor health.
She expects to remain q short time in the
hope OF obtaining medical relief.
The tributers Of the Jackson mine on
Ruby Hill invite bids for hauling their ore
from the mine 10 the E. q P. depot. The
notice appears under New To-day"
Miss Dolly Monroe, who for the last
twenty.six years has been Q resident Of En-.
reka. left Friday morning for San Fran.
cisco where she will make her home In the
future.
Judge Fitzgerald and Attorney Breen
will leave Sunday morning for Belmont by
private conveyance. The regular Spring
term Of the District Court will be held
there commencing next Wednesday.
Last Saturday the streets Of Eureka
looked very lively. The charming weather
brought Out many Of the ladies to enjoy
the Spring sunshine, and there we're a mum.
Der Of people down from Ruby Hill and
the Diamond.
Alexander Muir and family, who have
been making an extended visi. shrough
Canada and the Eastern States, passed
through Eureka last Saturday en- route to
their home at Hamilton. Mrs. Muir's
neice accompanied them.
Harry Jackson is over from the Home.
stake mine at Hamilton. He reports the
mine ss looking very we'll, but no ship
ments can be made for some time yet, ow.
ing to the snow still being very deep In
the canyons between the mine and Ham
ilton.
Frank Wilson was In town from Monitor
Valley the frst OF the week. He informed
us that his sister. Mrs. B. II. Seabury,
will be up from California about the mid
die Of the month to make q short visit with
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