Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-22
LOGAN

Josh Tingley was In town from Keyser
Springs last Saturday.
]. G.. Ford and r. ]. Reid made . flying
trip TO Elko this week.
Mrs. r. Morris returned from San Fran
cisco on Thursdays train.
DR.. b. J.. Powell left by Wednesdays
train for Sacramento, Gal.
James Baseman, an Eastern wool buyer
arrived by Thursdays train.
The fret strawberries Of the season ar
rived in Eureka by Thursdays train.
Judge Fitzgerald and Attorney Breen
returned from Belmont last Saturday.
Granville Fletcher and Dewey Powell
left wednesday for q short visit 81 Cortez.
superintendent Read Of the Diamond
returned 10 Salt Lake by Wednesdays
train.
]. p, Fitzsimmons. representing the
Standard Oil Company. was in Eureka
Tuesday.
The sheep shearing camp OF Cottonwood
Canyon Is proving quite an attraction 70
Eurekans.
The SENTINEL acknowledges receipt OF
complimentary tickets TO the musical en-
t~erssinment.
william whslan Of Alpha is back from .
trip 70 Chicago, and paid Eureka 9 visit
last Tuesday.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn.
ing, April IS. we're: Silver, 5skc. Lead,
brokers, S4.10.
Patsy Green has resigned his position
a. Waterman for the z. q p. Railroad
Company at Pslissde.
Miss Hattie Raphel departed on Fridays
train to teach g term Of school at North
Fork In Elko county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bosevear visited
In Eureka early this week from Green
Springs, Nye county.
There will be Q meeting OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. & A. NJ, this Saturday
evening a. 1880 O'Clock.
Senator George Ernst 10 shearing about
5000 sheep at Beowswe and ]. A. Miller
5000 at tho same place.
Rocco Kragnaz arrived from Hamilton
by Sundays stage and left on Mondays
train for San Francisco.
b. L. Smith OF the Eureka County Bank
this week purchased the j. q. Powell resi-
dence on Ruby Hill avenue.
Thomas r. whelan OF Pine Valley, who
had a severe attack OF pleurisy last week,
10 now reported az much improved.
Rev. Joseph Arthur of Ruby Hill will
preach at the Presbyterian Church in
Eureka tomorrow Sunday evening.
James b. Treadweli, with Booth & Co.
OF Sacramento, interviewed Eureka mer-
chants in the interest Of his firm on Thurs.
day.
Mrs. J. T. Wheeler arrived from Elko
on Tuesday Afternoons train, to be pres
emit a. the wedding OF her sister, Miss Irene
Ford.
Assessor j. b. Riddle left on an assess
ing tour In the north end OF the county
Monday. He expects 70 be absent about
two weeks.
Mrs. J. T. Donnelly and children de-
parted by Mondays train for Colorado,
where they expect 10 reside permanently.
Some OF our hunters should plant wild
rice In the low ground along Fish Greek.
IL Is q food that wild ducks like and has 8
drawing tendency during duck season.
J. F. Haley, recently employed in the
SENTINEL Office. has just issued Q profess
sionsl and business directory Of Reno,
several copies Of which have been received
here.
The professional card OF DR.. O. L. Ham
mond appears in to.day's issue OF the Ben
TISEL. The doctors offices will be In the
Foley. Rickard building. over Wells, Fargo
d Cos express Office.
Frank Butler closed 9 trade In Eureka
Friday forenoon for thirty-one head OF
cattle and the half interest in the Water
Canyon ranch in Antelope Valley. this
county, owned by G. A. Flora, for q cash
consideration Of $500.
The blackboard has arrived on time the
last two trips and the mail been dis
tributed In due season. This is much ap.
preciated by the people OF the town. many
Of whom we're al the postofice Wednesday
evening 10 receive their mail.
James Rogsntini purchased the Pinto
Greek ranch from Governor Sadler and
George Young last Winter. The terms Of
sale called for possession on April 20. and
George Young turned the property over to
Mr.. Rogsntini last Thursday.
Monday and Tuesday Of this week were
unusually dusty and windy for this season
OF the year in Eureka. II turned cold on
Tuesday. and that and the following night
Zoe formed. The weather has since mod.
Grated and bids to be warmer.
Arbor Day was generally observed as q
holiday by the public schools in Eureka
county. May the trees then planted
flourish in great vigor and shelter the
coming generations OF the sagebrush land
until the whole earth becomes . Paradise
Mr. and MIRA. Brown viaiked SuueYin