Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-12-16
g MENTION.

julius Minoletti Of Newark Valley was
In town Thursday.
T.s. Kaney and wife are visiting reia-
tives at Virginia City.
Latest New York quotations are: Silver,
59l; lead-brokers, "a 45.
A social dance will be given at the
Opera House Saturday evening.
William Hamblyn has gone to osA"'
where he will be employed in the mines
Mrs. Joseph Tognoni of Duckwater lef'
BY Mondays train for . visit In oai'i0rn'a'
DR.. G. L. Hammond and Wesley Lam
bert returned from San Francisco last
Saturday.
Henry Porch Of Huntington Valley has
been visiting relatives in Eureka during
the past week.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. 16, +. & A. NJ. on Satur-
day at z o'clock P. NJ.
Mrs. K. Harris and daughter, Miss Belle,
departed by Wednesdays train for a visit
to relatives in Missouri.
The repair Of a recent break in the water
pipes has shown that the ground is now
frozen to the depth Of ten inches.
p. II. HUI this week purchased the Bob
Cavanaugh frame house on Mob Hill and
is having It torn down for the lumber in it.
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The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Father Manion returned Tuesday
from an extended clerical visit to points
in the eastern part Of this State and Utah.
As we 20 TO press Friday afternoon we
learn that the name Of French Pete, who
died here Thursday. was Peter Etchgeon.
Under "New To-Day" we publish an
advertisement for the sale of a half interest
in a stock and dairy ranch in Elko county.
Mrs. Ike Woolverton, who is visiting
her sister Mrs. Al Dees in Eureka, has
been taken down with a severe attack Of
jaundice.
The next regular semi-annual examine
ton for teachers certificates will be held
on January 8. See advertisement under
"New To-Day"
Mrs. Owen Rice last Saturday suffered
aparalytic stroke. affecting the left side.
She was unable to speak for "a hours but
Is now improving.
The SENTINEL Is under obligations to the
Star Band for complimentary tickets to
he masquerade ball to take place at the
Guerra House en- New Years night.
Gorge Bouman Of Palisade and Mrs.
miller of Elko were married at the latter
place on December 18th. Mr.. Bouman
Is employed in the E. & p. railroad shops
at Palisade.
There are two fine specimens of molyb.
dite Of lead at the Assessors Office that
were taken from the jackson mine on Ruby
Hill. The larger one will be sent to the
Paris Exposition.
r. X. Morrison, Superintendent of the
Richmond Mining Company, left Wednes-
day morning for q visit with his family at
Coalfax, California. He will be absent
until after the holidays.
The SENTINEL 10 In receipt Of an adj
vance copy Of the Century number Of the
Delinsator. II comes out In . new cover
with many Hns illustrations Of the latest
fashions In black and colors.
Notices 10 creditors Of the estates Of j.
III. Mclaughlin and Godfrey Revier are
published In another column OF this issue
OF the SENTINEL; also on application for
letters Of administration in The estate Of
J.w. Lambert.
During his visit here last week G. Q.
Wallace let a contract to Nick Barlow and
F. Fillippi to sink a shaft on the Standard
mine. This mine Is located on the north
ern extremity of Adams Hill, and some
high grade ore has been taken from Il.
w. d. Spencer. who went up to the
Cape Nome country last Summer with the
Lane party, returned to Palisade this
week and will visit friends III the north
end Of the county for some time. We are
informed that Mr.. Spencer was very
successful In the north and will return to
Cape Nome by the first sseamer In the
Spring.