Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-07-22

Postofice bookstore.
Ed Harmer's family has gone TO Ruby
Valley for 9 Summer outing.
II. A. jackson was over for . short trip
from the Homestake this week.
r. Y. Fitzgerald, Esq, left on Mondays
train for Redding. California.
The new postofice boxes have arrived
and will be put up in q few days
W. J. Tonkin has gone to bis ramon IN
Garden Valley for the hayins season.
E. d. vanderleith has been added 70
the lis, Of regular employees ct the Carson
mint.
Miss Maud Norman left last Saturday
for her home at Illipah. White Pint
county.
w. It. Clayton WAS In Eureka several
days this week from Mound Valley, Elko
county.
Miss Bertha ssdler arrived Thursday
from Carson on o visit 70 Mrs. VIM
Zadow.
A. E. Kaye has been rendered the school
q. Palisade. and will probably accept the
position.
Miss Jennie Gregovich has been elected
teacher Of the Mineral Hill school for the
next term.
Edgar and Alfred Sadler we're up from
,he ranch in Diamond Valley a few days
this week.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn.
ing, July IS. were Silver. 60Ac. Lead
brokers, S4.35.
Rev. Father Manion returned Monday
from q three months mission through the
nearby counties.
Mrs. Emma ]. White has applied for
letters Of administration on the estate OF
James White, deceased.
There will be q meeting OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, f. Il A.. NJ, this Saturday
evening q, 7:3o O'Clock.
Mrs. NJ. Fulton and children left Mon
day for q weeks visit al John Peters
ranch in Diamond Valley.
II. johnson. formerly Q merchant in
Eureka. ia now engaged in merchandising
at Buffalo Hump, Idaho.
Miss Ella Benson. q Nevada University
graduate, has been employed to teach the
school al Antelope next term.
Miss Tesss Moriarty and Horton Nc
Kim rent down on Mondays train for a
short visit at the winzell ranch.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Maxwell have
closed the restaurant part Of their bust
ness, but will continue the bakery.
The usual religious services will be held
At the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
O'Clock. Sunday school meets al 2 O'Clock.
J.. W. Lambert received Q crate OF water
melons from California by Thursdays
train-ths first OF the season 10 arrive in
Eureka.
Thomas Fitzpatrick OF Pinto was in
jursd last Wednesday by his horse falling
on him and breaking the bones Of his
right foot.
The SENTINEL learns that the Ruby Hill
trustees have secured 6 Mr.. Msnasse Of
California as principal Of the school for
she next term.
Hay hands are badly needed this season.
A number Of ranchers are having great
difficulty In filling mp their forces. Wages
are two dollars q day.
A black parasol was found Thursday,
and left with @. II. ssinson at the Post
Office bookstore, where the owner can call
and receive her property.
The advertisement OF r. e. Mossford, OF
Winnemucoa. appears in another column
Of this issue. His monumental work 10
claimed to be first-olass In every respect.
Ralph Irwin was in town from Duck
water this week to get q combined reaper
and binder. which had been shipped TO
this point for him by Baker d Hamilton
Of Sacramento.
]. o. Brooks has been appointed by
County Superintendent Bartlett TO fill the
vacancy in the Board OF School Trustees
at Pslissde, caused by Trustee Grifin's
departure for Alaska.
Butte Inter-Mountain: Charles Read
Of Salt Lake Is visiting Butte. Mr.. Read
visited Butte about eight years ago and is
very fsvorably impressed with the growth
Of the great mining camp.
Mrs. Viola e. Lunsford Of Kansas de-
livered an interesting lecture on Temper
ance at the Presbyterian Church Wednes-
day evening. The attendance was very
fair. and all praise the lady as an excellent
speaker.
J. e. Spur and wife and A. s. Spur
arrived this week from Massachusetts,. and
the geological surveying party 10 now
complete and ready to IN opera
sions Mrs. Spur will accompany her
husband.
The weather has been excessively hot all
over the Coast during the week, and par
t~icularly SO on the Base Range, where 1t
seldom gets very uncomfortably warm.
The Thermometer registered 96 on We'd
nesday. the highest point yet reached
during the season.
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