Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-03-18
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A. A. Conover was In town from Newark
Valley this week.
Reese T. Wheeler left Thursday morning
by private conveyance for Elko.
Sol Walters returned to Eureka Sstur-
day from the western part Of she State.
81. Patrick's Day will be celebrated by
dance in the Opera House this friday
evening.
William Brown, formerly OF Eureka,
but now a resident Of Utah. 10 here on Q
visit 10 relatives.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing. March IA. we're: Silver, 59ao. Lead
brokers, S4.20.
The Cottonwood school has closed for
the term, and Miss Katy McElroy has re.
turned 10 her home In Eureka.
Roy Ford, brother Of Mrs. II. A. Jack
SON and Miss Ora Ford, now visiting here.
arrived from Coluss, California, Tuesday.
Services will be held ct the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. N. and at 2 p. M. on Sun
day next, Rev. 8. s. Caldwell officiating.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Commsndery No. 2, K. T., this
Saturday. evening at 2 ~o'clock-elecsion
of officers.
Walter Whitmore returned from Carson
City Tuesday. He held the position OF
messenger in the Senate during the latter
part Of the session.
H. ID D.fsina ara Tanaa n Tunav
spent last Saturday visiting the mines and
inspecting the new pumping machinery
on the Comstock.
Mrs. j. Mercer departed for Illinois
Thursday evening to join her husband.
the Rev. Mercer, who Is In charge Of q
church near Peoria.-Elko Tidings.
Eureka's legislative delegation and
County Commissioner Hsworth are In
San Francisco and are reported 10 be 90
oupying the front row at the opera nightly.
Major W. s. Long. formerly County
Surveyor Of Eureka county. has been sp-
pointed to that position in Elko county.
TO fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
O. NJ. Riddle.
Mrs. f. 0bersteg has so far recovered
from the injury she received in running q
needle into her arm last week, that she
returned TO her home in Pine Valley on
Fridays train.
G. W. Griswold OF Lamoille Valley. Elko
county. who has been ~wintering his sheep
In Reveille Valley. is driving them north
70 Hslleck, where he will commence shear.
ing when he arrives.
John Henderson returned last Saturday
from DeLamar. His brother Jay secured
Q position In DeLsmar, and 6ouza and
Weekend, who were Of the party, are at
osceola in White Pine county.
DR.. O. L. Hammond and Prof. r. T..
Plumstead are visitors in own from Ely.
The doctor Is looking over the field with q
view TO establishing his location here.
They expect to return to Ely Sunday.
The usual services will be held ct the
Catholic Church tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
During the season OF Lent services will
be held every Friday evening Of 2 O'Clock.
Great preparations have been made for
,he ball 10 be given this friday evening
VIM. Robinson's ranch 10 Newark Val.
ley. Musicians aud Q wagon load OF wet
aud dry provender we're taken from
Eureka.
Tom Dixon and Leonard McGarry start
cd for Bishop Greek Tuesday afternoon
By private conveyance, but got back TO
Eureka Thursday evening, having been
forced TO return In order 70 repair the
boxing in one Of the wheels Of their cart.
By an oversight the names Of Judge f.
Il. Harmon, P. +. Mcbride, q. L. Broy.
J. d. Simpson, Johnny Wallace, Jerry
Sullivan and Charley Ruben we're omitted
from the list OF former members Of the
Hooks d Knicks Are company In last
weeks issue OF the SENTINEL.
Cold, windy weather has prevailed here
during the week. with numerous short
snow squalls. The barometer is nov (Fri-
day sfternoon), quite low. and indications
point to the Base Range receiving It's share
OF the storm that has been quite general
over the Coast during the week.
Hon. II. A. Comins Of White Pine re-
NAMED over in Eureka Wednesday on his
way home from Carson. Senator Comins
lie the first member Of the 10th session Of
the Legislature TO reach this neck OF the
woods since its adjournment, and be dis.
cussed public measures freely with our
people during his visit.