Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-08-19

from Duck water.
u.s.. Rsine is now running the jewell
saloon at Pslissde.
The SENTINEL is kept on sale at the
Postofice bookstore.
Will Gavin returned Wednesday from 9
short visit in California.
Miss Lucy Andrews Is visiting In Eureka
from Hamilton this week.
VIM. Whslen and Dan Davis were up
from Alpha last Wednesday.
Prof. A. E. Kaye Of Elko is advertising
bis bonsehold effects for sale.
A sousre piano, in good condition, Is
.aver,;sed for sale in this issue.
Dan Morrison has been laid up during
Aha mast few days with rheumatism.
charley May and Frank Bosko spent
last Saturday and Sunday In Eureka.
Some OF the new school teachers are
expected to arrive during the coming week.
I. @, @. whitmore and family returned
Friday forenoon from their outing In Elko
county.
Superintendent Abbott Of the Z. q p.
railroad has gone to California for q short
vacation.
Dick obersteg. whose condition was
serious last week, is now reported to be
improving.
Miss M. Darrsgh and Rowdy McMenomy
we're in town from Fish Greek o couple OF
days this week.
The Eureka markets are now supplying
much better quality Of beef than for
some time past.
The Ruby Hill NJ. E. Sunday school will
give a picnic at the Depaoli ranch on We'd
day, August 23d.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, August Is. we're: Silver, 604c. Lead
brokers, S4.35.
A notice 20 creditors OF the estate OF ID.
d. Williams, deceased, appears IN this
issue OF the SENTINEL.
There will be q meeting OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. d A. M, this Saturday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Rev. s. s. Caldwell, recently pastor OF
THO IrebDy terihu CuufCh D. shio Pi"Set -
now studying medicine in Nebraska.
Josh Tingley left by private conveyance
Tuesday for the Deseret Mineral Springs,
In Utah, for the benefit OF his health.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
O'Clock. Sunday school meets At 2 O'Clock.
A. p. Tenvoorde and wife left on Wed
nesday's train to spend several months
visiting with relatives at ST. Joseph. Mis-
souri,.
Bert L. Smith and District Attorney
Bartlett made q flying trip 10 Mineral
Hill last Saturday and Sunday ON mining
matters.
Mrs. @. @. Wallace and her sister. Mrs.
Blood. have returned TO their home In
California after q several weeks visit at
Lake Tahoe.
Mrs, M. s. Riddle has sublet the Baum
Hotel at Palisade TO Mrs. james White,
and will soon come to take up her resi-
dence In Eureka.
julius Minoletti has purchased this sea-
sons hay crop on Governor sadler's
Huntington Valley ranch. aud now has q
crew OF nine men cutting it.
Judge Rives has formed a new law part
nership OF Salt Lake, aud moved into
Offices 10 the j. +. Walker building. The
Arm 10 now Rives Il Shredder.
A letter received in Eureka this week
states that Prof. A. L. Dornberger has
been elected principal OF the public school
at Mountain View. California.
Fred Harris and John Moyle Of Ruby
Hill, and julius Huebner OF Eureka, left
by Fridays train for Alpha, TO work in
the whalen copper mines near that place.
Frank Kopp left this week with his ten
horse team for Hamilton. 10 haul ore from
the Cornell mines to be shipped over the
Eureka Il Palisade railroad from this
point.
Joe Hsusmann, who has been spending
the last five months in Carlsbad, Germany,
and other European points, has returned
to his home at Reno much improved in
health.
Billy Hammond Is firing on the Eureka
& Palisade passenger train, having taken
the place OF Oliver Pratt, who is laying of
for a shors time. recovering from an
injured back.
Samples sent to the Selby Smelling
Company from Conductor Rousey's cop
per claim near Alpha. show II per oent
copper and 61-l00 Of an ounce in silver
and a trace Of gold.
George Engstrom has been appointed 8
school trustee of Beowawe district by the
County Superintendent TO all the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Frank Eng
strom, who recently moved to Cortez to
reside.
Mrs. Zippora Williams has been ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate OF d.
d. Williams, deceased. She has also been
appointed guardian OF the persons and
estates OF Henry and Walter Williams.