Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-03
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Ed. Perry OF Ourrant Oreek Is IN Eufeks
for Q few days.
Harry Jackson came over from Hamil'
ton Thursday night.
Mrs. Harry Robinson and children are
visiting in Eureka from Cortez.
Miss Mary DarrAgh Of Fish Greek spent
last Friday and Saturday in Eureka.
Mrs. A. De Flon and children were in
sown from Duckwster early this week.
An impromtu dance will be had at The
Opera House this Saturday evening.
Jake Clough was In town Thursday After
aiour.horse load Of supplies for Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Skillmsn left for . few
week. visit in California by Wednesdays
train.
Fred. Esselbruegge has opened Q photo
graph gallery in the Monaco building for
Q short time.
Sheriff Scott and daughter passed
through Eureka last Saturday en- route TO
their home In Ely.
Lead in the New York market wednss-
day was reported ss dull. The brokerage
price continues 81 S4.25.
Tom McCresry. formerly Of Eureka,
passed through from Idaho with his family
last Saturday bound for Austin.
Up to Friday afternoon nc news had
been received Of the appointment OF .
Commissioner by the Governor.
The White Pine News says DR.. Alex.
Gibson Of Reno 10 In Ely looking over the
field with . veiw Of locating there.
The Rescue Hose Company will give .
grand ball on the evening Of July 4th.
Further notice will appear in our next
issue.
G. A.. Mathswson arrived In Eureka
Thursday night from White Pine and left
for his home 81 Los Angeles b. Fridays
train.
There will be services In the Presbyter-
ian Church on Sunday. June 4, 1899.
morning and evening, Rev. NJ. 8. Riddle
officiating.
A number OF Eureka students Of the Ne
vsds University are expected home from
Reno on to-dsy's train 10 spend the Sum.
mer vacation.
A man by the name Of Connors, who
visited Eureka q few days ago. 10 reported
TO be seriously i'll at Eugene Locke's ranch
near Ourrsnt Greek.
District Attorney Walker Of White Pine
arrived In Eureka by Tuesdays train from
the west and remained over several days
visiting friends here.
County Clerk Hoegh will leave next
Wednesday to attend before the Supreme
Court at Carson as Q witness in the Mo-
Millan.Sadler contest.
w. F. Newell, Seiby's ore buyer. enter
tanned q number OF his Eureka friends At
pleasant musicale in the Brown Hotel
psrlors Tuesday night.
We note by the winnemucca Silver
State that Miss Rose Kind OF Eureka took
Appointment part In the Memorial Day
ceremonies held there Tuesday.
Oscar J. Smith Esq, Of Reno, spent
several days here this week on business
connected with the settlement Of the
estates Of H.. p. and L. A. Merritt.
County Clerk Hoegh has bought the
old skating rink lot on Spring street from
Mrs. M. Mckay, and Is having erected q
carriage house and barn upon it.
Next Monday, June 5. is the last day
that taxpayers will have to pay the second
instsllment Of taxes. After that date 10
per cent interest will be charged.
Johnny Pratt, who has been . fireman
on the e. 4 p. passenger train for some
time has gone TO work In the machine
shops 81 Pslissde. and his brother. Oliver,
has taken his place on the locomotive.
A meeting Of the elders, trustees and
members Of the Presbyterian Church will
be held at the Presbyterian Church on
Saturday. June 8. 1899, at z o'clock P. NJ.
Complaint is heard from nearly everyone
Of the length OF the cool season. The
temperature remains 30 low that It 10 i'm
possible for grass. alfalfa or vegetables to
get . start.
The Z. x p. Railroad Company sold the
last one Of the old Ruby Hill railroad en-
gines this week to the West Side Flume 4
Lumber Company Of Tuolumme county,
California.
George Henderson left on Wednesdays
train for Paul Lanes ranches in Pine
Valley 10 shoe the bloodsd horses that are
TO be entered in the GoloondA races on the
Fourth of July.
W. b. Harrub. Mrs. M. winzell and
Miss Kitty came up from Alpha by private
conveyance Monday evening. Mr.. Harrub
Is returning 10 his home in Oakland from
visit In the East.
There will be . regular meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them at the
Clerks office to-day.
Mrs. H. Rogantini and daughter are in
town from DuckwAter to meet her sister,
Miss Imogene Irwin. who 10 expected TO
arrive on Saturdays train from IN OK.