Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21
@ ENTlON.

There Will pc no leap year UNIV AeV1'
Mrs. John t. Wheeler left last Monday
for Elko.
J. G. Ford returned from California
last Saturday.
Balloting for United States Senator
commences ct Carson next Tuesday.
Will Norman was In town from White
Pine this week visiting with his sisters.
Mrs. Julia Brown left for San Francisco
last Monday for the benefit OF her health.
Mine host Baum. the popular hotel man
of PsIissde was In town last Saturday and
Sunday.
John Bergman had sufficiently re-
covered by last Monday 70 take the train
for California.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, January II. we're: Silver, 500. Lead
brokers, $500.
Advertise honestly. II takes five min
uses to disappoint . cussomer-hve years
20 reassure him.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the receips
of a CODY OF the Biennial report of Score
tary Of State Howell
pss Kane, who left last Spring with .
drove OF mules for Texas and Louisiana,
returned TO Eureka this week.
John wedekind dropped into town this
week from Duckwster. This Is his first
visit 70 Eureka for min years.
There will be q regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge, No. i6, F. d A. M, this
Saturday, evening at 2 O'Clock.
The usual services will be held OF the
Catholic Church tomorrow ct 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church OF II A. NJ. and at 2 P. NJ. on Sum-
DAY next, Rev. 8. s.. Caldwell officiating.
The school al the Diamond mine has
been closed this week on account OF the
illness Of the teacher. Miss Tesss Moriariy.
Rowdy McMenomy left on Wednesdays
train for Elko, and may probably extend
his trip 10 Ireland before returning to
Eureka.
Ernest Evans, who was recently out here
from Utica, New York, has sold his ranch
and all his interests in Pine Valley 70
Stephen Naples.
Treasurer Hoegh will sell at public auc-
ton a, the Courthouse door next Monday
at noon the W. IL. Coffee and old Col.
Reilly properties.
John Williams is now running only one
horse rigs between here and Hamilton.
The travel Ia very light at present and does
not justify maintaining two horse outfits.
James White and wife are mp from Dia-
mond Valley on business connected with
the proposed sale Of their ranch just north
of Governor ssdlsr's ranch in the above
valley.
The SENTINEL desires to thank State
Printer Maute and Assemblymen fremont
and RAftice for copies Of the reports OF
Governor sadler and various other State
officers.
Mrs. Peter Williams Of Ruby Hill, had .
severe fall on the Ice last Sunday night
and severely injured her hip. 1t has be-
come much swollen and she 10 suffering
considerable pain.
Under a recent order from the depart
mont postmssters are forbidden 70 deliver
mail 10 school children. This Is supposed
to be a measure 10 prevent the loss Of let
ters and parcels.
Mrs. N. McElroy Of the Bureau hotel. 10
confined to her bed badly sAliva,ed from
an overdose OF oalomel taken last Sunday
night. She Ia still seriously Ill. but 10 ID
expected that she will soon recover.
George Flavin. who WAS so badly injured
at the Diamond mine Q couple OF weeks
ago. has almost recovered and is now able
to be about. He moved down lsss wednes'
day from the Diamond mine 70 his home
ct Ruby Hill.
Reese Wheeler returned Saturday from
weeks trip in Nys county looking after
the Wheeler Bros. sheep interests, and
reports considerable nov In that region,
He says the white sage is very abundant
this season aud all the sheep in that vicin'
ity are in excellent condition.
The latest report regarding the condi-
tion Of Assessor Powell is TO the effect tina,
. marked improvement has taken place
and his physician. DR.. Dinsmore OF sar
Francisco. does not now consider his all
ment OF q serious character. Mr.. and Mrs
Powell expect 70 leave the city soon for Z
trip through Southern California.
Largest Piece OF silver Ore.