Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-12-30
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Pat O'Brien of I'VE county spent Christ
mas in Eureka.
Latest New York quotations are; Silver,
5sB; lead-brokers. "a 70.
Extra copies Of the SENTINEL can be OBJ
tanned at G. II. Stinson's bookstore.
The Christmas number Of the Nevada
Magazine il on sale at the Postoffice book.
store.
Frank Rogers is over from Hamilton to
spend the holidays with his family at Ruby
Hill.
A notice TO creditors in the matter OF the
estate of J. w. Lambert appears in this
issue.
The grand march at the masquerade
ball Monday evening will begin at .
o'clock.
During the past week several parties OF
carol singers have entertained the people
Of Ruby Hill.
Arthur j. Rose, who was recently mar
ried here, has reopened the Bon Ton sa-
loon at Tuscarora.
Thomas Robinson, Jr., and William
wainwright came in from Newark Valley
Sunday and returned home the next day.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock.
There will be q regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. 16, f.. & A. NJ. on Satur.
day at z o'clock P. NJ. Installation OF
officers.
A. d. James of the Hay Ranch is spend
ing the holidays in Eureka. lie viii re-
main until after the New Years mas
querade.
Sunday mornings city papers and all
other mail for that day will reach Eureka
Monday afternoon by the special train
from Palisade.
Miss Jessie Biddle of Chicago arrived in
Eureka last Saturday. She will spend
several months visiting her sister, Mrs. &.
L. Hammond.
There will be a Mass at the Catholic
Church on New Years morning at 3
o'clock. A number Of children will then
receive their first communion.
The defendants in the case Of r. Sadler
vs.. Wittenberg ct al, and Deputy U. 5.
Mineral Surveyor Pardy went out Friday
to Adams Hill to survey the ground in
dispute.
About IL o'clock last Sunday evening a
br lliant meteor was seen in the sky to the
solthwest of Eureka. For a few moments
E, rave o light equivalent to the brightest
~moonlight.
The Christmas edition of the Wells Her
aid. that was edited blythe ladies Of Wells
and vicinity, is a creditable paper. 1t is
full of good reading matter and many
Illustrations.
We have received from the Agricultural
Experiment Station of the Nevada State
University pamphlets on Nevada Butter and
Sugar Beets. Also the tenth annual report
OF the Experiment Station.
Mrs. James A. Smith Of Worcester,
Mass, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
s. II. Farnam of Oneida, N. ", arrived in
Eureka last Saturday for a few weeks
visit to her son, Bert l.. Smith.
Assessor j. B. Riddle has compiled a
statement for the United States Mint
officials Of the amount Of ore shipped from
Eureka county for the year 1899. 1t shows
the amount to have been 1894 tons.
Miss May Wittenberg, who has been
teaching at Griswold's In Huntington
Valley, returned to her home in Eureka
Thursday. Her school will not reopen
after the holidays, so she will remain here.
The SENTINEL desires to publish a correct
list OF those who attend the masquerade
ball in costume. In order to do this we
request each masker to leave at the stage
door a card on which is written his name
and the character represented.
The last shipment Of ore from the Ham
ilton district went through Eureka this
week. The shipment was from the Rocco
-Homestake mines. The mines will be
worked right along but no more ore will be
shipped from them until next May.
Charles G. Lambert, who was called to
Eureka by the illness and death of his
father. left last Wednesday to resume his
studies at the Jefferson Medical College at
Philadelphia. After graduating he intends
to practice in Iowa and will not return to
Eureka.
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