Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-07-15
LOCAL MENT1ON N.

Van Powell returned Friday morning
from . Eve weeks visit at DeLsmar.
Judge Fitzgerald returned Thursday
from holding . term Of court 81 Austin.
Mrs. VIM. T. Shaw and Der Youngest
daughter have gone for q trip TO Honolulu.
Tom Dixon was seriously Ill chs first OF
the week. but is now reported 70 be mend
ing.
Frank Brossemer's condition has i'm
proved considerably within the last few
days.
M. Doughersy Was up from Fish Greek
Tnesdsy. He will have . fair crop Of hay
this season.
Miss Josie Robertson, who has been
teaching in Huntington Valley, 10 home
for . vacation.
George Gavin reports the sale Of i've
Buckeye mower 10 rsnohers during the
past two weeks.
Quotasions in New York Tuesday morn
ing, July IL. were !: Silver. COLO. Lead
brokers. s4.35.
Mrs. G.. R. Mullins and son have gone
TO the winzel ranch In Pine Valley to
spend the Summer.
Prof. A. e. Kaye has been In town
during the week from Elko and will
remain until Monday.
The Carson News says Governor Ssdler
intended leaving for Eureka on Friday to
be absent Q couple OF weeks.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Lodge No. q. 1. o. @. t., this Sat
urday) evening at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. VIM. T~regonipg Of Ruby Hill, and
daughter Clara, left last week for Eureka.
Utah, to remain permanently.
Mrs. f. Gilman and son, Charles, ar
rived from oroviile, GAL, Thursday on 3
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Stinson.
supt. Abbott and family left Palisade
last Tuesday for Oakland. CAL. where the
family will remain during the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. RiordAn passed through
from California TO their home ct White
River, White Pine county, last Saturday.
Pete Lob has resumed sprinkling again,
which is surely appreciated BY q great
many during this unusually dusty Sum
mer.
number Of Eureha's young men left
on Fridays train 70 go haying on the
various ranches in the north end OF the
county.
A $3.50 pound shipment Of Jackson ore,
recently made 10 the smelters Al Salt Lake,
gave returns At the rate OF 1887 per ton
in copper.
Commissions Kind and j.. G. Ford left
the fret Of the week for . trip TO
SHELTON, Elko county, and 10 Elko on
business matters.
Miss Helen whitmore has been chosen
assistant principal Of the Ruby Hill
school. The selection OF . principal has
not yet been made.
One Of VIM. II. Smiths young daughters
was brought to town Wednesday night for
surgical attention TO . broken arm. DR..
Z. r. Keen set the member.
The Reno Gazette says: Albert Ramsey
OF Oortez is being congratulated. The
new arrival Is a boy. Mrs. Ramsey was
formerly Miss wedekind Of Reno.
Pete Csrletti was up from the Bertha
ranch last Saturday for the purpose of
obtaining harvesting supplies. He expects
10 cut about 200 tons Of hay this season.
Prof. j. M. Wood, the blind vioiinist.
Ia In town to remain q short time for the
benefit OF his health, having contracted q
severe cold on q recent trip to Tuscarora.
Wm. Whalen was . visitor in town
Thursdsy. He states that no decision has
yet been rendered in the case tried last
month al Chicago against the Whalen
Company.
Eureka was shut of from telegraphic
communication with the outside world
from Sunday to Wednesday forenoon.
owing TO the line being down about two
miles this side OF Diamond Station.
County Clerk sssarns Of White Pin
arrived here from Carson Saturday and
spent several days shaking hands with old
friends in town and on the Hill before
continuing his way homewsrd TO Ely.
DR.. Gibson passed through Eureka early
this week from Ely. He reports that por-
tion Of White Pine county as an unusually
healthy section. and will look up another
location where there is more demand for .
doctor.
A United States geological surveying
party 10 In town awaiting the arrival Of
]. E. Spur. who will manage the work
which will begin In this neighborhood In
Q few days. Sam Martin brought the out
al over from Carson.
John Hooper left Monday fer JEWELS
ranch near Palisade for q visit during the
Summer. In the hope that the warm
weather In that section may improve his
health. He has been suffering from rheu-
matism for several weeks.
Chas. Kinzie. q brother Of Mrs. Isaac
Irwin OF D~uckwater, accompanied by his
wife and infant child, arrived in Eureka
from Walla Walla, Washington, Wednes-