Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-08-05

Postofhce bookstore.
Frank Zsdow returned to his home ct
Hamilton last Saturday.
supt. Road Of the Diamond came over
from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. McEIroy returned Tuesday
from a short visit In California.
The mumps are prevalent in town. ana
many children are reported to be ahec'ed'
Governor sadler Was at bis Huntington
and Diamond Valley ranches during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Skillman returned from
100 months, visit At San Francisco by
Tuesdays train
ono,.tions in New York Tuesday morn
;no August 1, we're Silver, 60ssc. Lead
brokers, s4.35.
A notice TO creditors In the matter OF
the estate Of James White, deceased, sp-
pears in this issue.
Mrs. u. Williams has applied for letters
of,admipis tration on the estate OF ID. d..
Williams, deceased.
j.. G.. Ford's family has returned to
town from q few weeks rustication at the
Roberts Greek ranch.
Mrs. James White and Mrs. Dan Will
Jams we're up from Palissde on legal
business last Tuesday.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday school meets at 2 o'clock.
The SENTINEL has been requested to
s,s.e that Rev. M. 8. Riddle will hold
services in the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
Miss Maud Williams Of Ruby Hill
departed by last Mondays train for a visit
at Battle Mountain with her sister, Mrs.
Il. A. Limbaugh.
W. J. Merchant has been appointed
school trustee at Beowawe TO I'LL the
vacancy in the Board caused by the death
Of Chss. A. Jones.
Mrs. Frank Rogers and daughter. Miss
Imogene, left on Thursdays stage for
Hamilton, where Mr.. Rogers IL employed
at the McEllin mine.
Tom and Raymond Robinson were in
from Newark Thursday. The latter left
on Friday mornings train TO continue
his school work in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Smith Of Reno, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Culloden, Miss Allie and
Arthur Phillips Of Gusymas, Mexico, are
expected 10 arrive here by next Tuesdays
train.
In the District Court this week Emms
j. White was appointed guardian OF the
persons and estates Of Lillian J. and Ella
A. White, minor children Of the late james
White.
DIR. j. II. Reece and his granddaughter,
Misses Gertrude and Lucille Riyes, are
spending the Summer at Merriam Park.
Mimi. with the Doctors daughter. Mrs.
MeGee.
Will and Harry Fray, Two OF Ruby Hills
popular young men. left last Monday for
Rossland, British Columbia. where posi-
tons await them with their uncle. Richard
Morish.
At q recent meeting Of the board Of
school trustees Of Pslissde Miss Lille
Phillips OF Bullion, Elko county. was
elected as teacher for the next term at sos
per month.
Sheriff Burdick and Constable McKer-
nan have an important notice In this issue
Of the SENTINEL 10 all persons who have
live stock running at large within the
town Of Eureka.
There will be q regular meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them at the
Clerks Office to-day.
A very perceptible temblor shook up
Eureka about 10 O'Clock Sunday night.
Ely was also visited about the same hour
and again during the night. None Of the
shocks were very severe.
A private letter received In Eureka from
Mineral Hill states that at q recent meet
ing OF the school trustees OF the latter
place. Miss Minnie Sadler Was elected as
teacher for the next term.
John Hancock. Sr., has been visiting at
Battle Mountain a few days this week on
his way homeward from q couple OF
months stay In San Francisco. He is
expected here on Saturdays train.
Miss Hattie Raphel, who has been teach.
ing the North Fork school in Elko county,
returned last Saturday to spend her vacs-
ton at home. She has been engaged to
teach the next term of the school at Duck
water. Nye county.
Mrs. Ed. James and Mrs. Fred Nichols Of
Iowa Hill, California, who have been visit
ing here for several months with Mrs. B..
F. McEwen, returned home ON Fridays
train. Miss May Flo McEwen accompanied
them for q short visit.
Otis Fulton Of Cortez arrived from San
Francisco Tuesday. accompanied by his
niece. Miss Jessie Fulton. who is here from
her home In New Zealand for a few days
visit with her aunt. Mrs. Mary Fulton.