Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-04
MENTION.

from Box Springs.
Pat Kane has been In town several days
from Huntington Valley.
Latest New York quotations are: Silver
5Sh; lead-brokers, 81 40.
A. @. Dibble was up from Box Springs
Diamond Valley, last Sunday.
M. s. Sharp Of Morey, Nye county spen'
few days in Eureka this week.
Last Tuesday was the 35th anniversary
OF the admission Of Nevada as Q STATE.
A key with a small white check mas oeen
found. Loser will call at SENTINEL once
Tbe price for hauling ore from Hamii-
a. r,,ak. has been raised from Sc rs to
81 per ton.
DR.. A. L. Hudgens, On Elko dentist, 10
here for Q short time; his notice appears
In another column.
Miss Flo McEwen returned home Sstur-
day from a visit 70 her sister. Mrs. Ed
James, at Iowa Hill, Cal.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
reka Commandery No. 2, K. To- this
Saturday evening at z o'clock.
A. P. Tenvoord returned Thursday from
q few months visit lie the East. Mrs.
Tenvoord will not return until Spring.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A.. NJ. and 81 z p. N. on Sun
day next, Rev. M. s. Riddle officiating.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow At 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets ~ 2 O'Clock.
Thomas Pryor, q cousin Of Mrs. Ed
Bergman Of the Diamond mine. arrived
here from Butte county, CAL. last Sunday.
AL Oonover, formerly Of Newark Valley,
IL now part owner Of the Club Saloon at
Elko. He has his Newark property rented.
Miss Jennie Mulcoy, who has been
spending the last three months in San
Francisco, returned home on Tuesdays
train.
Miss Annie Lucey returned last Tuesday
from a three months visit with friends In
California and the western par, OF this
State.
DIR. @. Hamilton, the dentist, who has
been in White Pine county for the past
two months, expects 10 return here this
Saturday.
The SENTINEL lie informed that q new
grocery store Ia shortly to be opened In
the Nathan building. north OF the Eureka
County Bank.
Felix Maggini. formerly OF Eureka. has
gone into the hay. grain, wood and coal
business, and Is now located on Twelfth
street in San Jose.
Walter Moore and wife OF Fish Lake
Valley, Nye county. we're in o several
days purchasing supplies for the Winter.
They left for home Monday.
Miss Annie johnson OF Gardnerville,
Dou glas county, passed through Eureka
Tuesday bound for White Pine, where she
will teach the school at ClevelAnd's.
II. X. Mitchell. Esq, formerly OF Eu-
reka, and Col. G.. r. Roote. arrived by
Thursdays train from San Francisco, and
will be here for several days on mining
business.
Clay Simms and James Kautz have re-
turned to Eureka from Bald Mountain,
Elko county, where they have been doing
assessment work on some mines in tina,
locality.
There will be q regular meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them ct the
Clerks Office to-day.
Superintendent Abbott Of the E. d p.
railroad, and mother, came up from Palis-
ade on Thursdays train. Mrs. Abbott is
upfrom Oakland on q few weeks visit with
her son and family at Pslissde.
The SENTISEL's Newark correspondent
writes that the condition OF Charley
Minoletti, who has been very sick for the
past three weeks, seems to improve slowly,
as he Is still in bed and very weak.
The Huntington d Diamond Valley
Land Il Live Stock Company has finished
the horse redeo. commenced about six
weeks ago. and out OF the large num- Der
gathered. 800 head Of choice geldings and
dry mares have been selected for shipment
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brossemer. who left
Tor California early in September for the
benefit Of the formers health. arrived
home Tuesday. The principal portion of
the visit was made at San Jose. Mr..
Brossemer Ia greatly improved and feels
quite like himself again.
W. A. Cowan and s. G. McCarty, who
for the past month have been engaged In
gathering up the scrap iron around the
Richmond Works for shipment to the
Joshua Hendy Iron Works at San Fran
CISCO, finished their work last week and
returned to the city by Mondays train.
Frank and Homer Wilson Of Monitor
Valley were in town q few days this week.
They were on their way homsward from
Huntington Valley, where they sold and
delivered 10 the Moody brothers It's head
Of two-year.old steers and calves. Four
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