Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-29
LOCAL ENTlON.

professional business by Wednesdays
train.
st. Johns Chapter No. s. r. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Tom Fuller returned from San Fran
cisco last Sunday. He expects to work in
the Homestake mine at Hamilton this
Summer.
II ia rumored that the trail between the
Hamburg and Diamond mines will soon
be well broken.
Miss Felicits Lsnil has finished teaching
her school term at Sulphur and returned
home last Monday.
T. A. Limbaugh Of Battle Mountain
spent a few days visiting friends on Ruby
Hill early in the week.
Miss Rose Kind left on Wednesdays
train for an extended visit in Mrs. DR..
Ssmuels at Winnemucca.
Mrs. Ed Hicks, who has been danger.
ously ill a, Ruby Hill this week, is now
reported as convslescing.
Tom Hagar and Mrs. Henry Hagar and
George Childs are visiting In Eureka this
week from Ruby Valley.
II Is reported that the recent cold snap
has seriously affected the fruit crop ct
Duckwater and Currant Greek,
There will be a regular meeting OF Eu.
reka C~ommsndery No. Q, K. T., this
Saturday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Sol Hip and family passed through Eu
reks from Ely last Monday bound for
Reno, where they will make their perma-
nent home.
The family OF County Recorder Spinner
reached Palisade Thursday from Lebanon.
Ohio. and will arrive in Eureka by ssiur-
days train.
John T. Wheeler, Esq, came over from
Elko last Saturday to be present at the
o'Neil.Ford wedding. He returned home
Friday morning.
Thursdays snowstorm pub q stop TO all
sheep shearing operations ct Cottonwood
Canyon. and work will probably not be
resumed for several days.
M. Karksky returned home Thursday
from San Francisco, where be has been
for the purpose Of selecting a new stock Of
Spring and Summer goods.
Henry wedekind and family are at the
Brown Hotel, having come to town TO SO.
cure medical relief for his infant daughter,
who has been afflicted with a severe attack
Of measles.
Sheriff Logan OF Nye county was In town
Monday and Tuesday. He Intends NOV
ing his family from Duckwster to his
newly purchased ranch near Belmont in
the near future.
There will be q regular meeting OF the
Board OF County Commissioner next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them ct the
Clerks Office to-day.
Mrs. Ed James, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F. McEwen, and her sister -in.law,
Mrs. Fred Nichols. arrived from Iowa
Hill, Cal, by Tuesdays train or . visit to
their relatives in Eureka.
The second case OF measles In Eureka is
announced. M. Karsky's infant child was
attacked this week. Reports from the
various places 10 Nevada where the cpl
dsmic has been raging state the disease
has about run its course.
George N. Merritt returned 70 bis home
at Woodland, CAL, by Mondays train.
We learn II Ia the intention OF the Merritt
estate to dispose Of its vast interest In the
. stock business In Nevada should Q favor
able opportunity present.
The Odd Fellows OF Eureka celebrated
the Soth anniversary Of the forming Of
their order by giving a grand ball at their
hall Wednesday night. II was largely al.
tended and thoroughly enjoyed; the dane
ing continued until long after 8 O'Clock
Thursday morning.
X. Y. Fitzgerald returned home from
California on Tuesdays train. On his way
he stopped over st Carson and on Monday
passed an examination before the Supreme
Court and received a license which admit.
ted him to practice law in all the courts OF
the State OF Nevada.
The regular annual school census will
commence to be taken throughout the
State on the first OF May, and continue
through the month. School census mar
shals are required to report to The various
county superintendent before the 10Th day
OF June. The census marshal for Eureka
school district has not yet been selected.
Assessor Riddle came in from his assess-
ing tour in the north end Of the county
last Su nday and started out again Tues.
day. He is this year assessing cattle q,
sl4 and sheep at 50 per head. This is q
raise OF So on cattle and so cents on sheep
over last years valuation. We understand
Elko's Assessor is also assessing stock In
that county this season at the above in
creased valuation.
John Tore arrived from California BY
Tuesdays train. His present visit to Eu
reka is on business connected with hi
ranching interests in this vicinity, having