Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-15
20 IGNITION.

Roy Ford IL in Eureka from the Home
stake mine at Hamilton.
Tom Dixon returned Thursday from .
trip TO Bishop Greek. Cal.
B.. Berg left by Thursdays stage for a
business trip to Hamilton.
Mrs. M. b. Bartlett returned from her
visit at Fish Greek Thursday.
Assessor J.. B. Riddle has appointed J.
". Hooper . deputy in his Office.
Joe Tognini was in town the middle OF
the week from his Ruby Valley ranch.
Dan Dibble was in town Wednesday
with a load of produce from Box Springs.
The condition Of I. @. O. Whitmors IL
about The same, and he 10 still confined to
bis bed.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn.
ing. April IL. were: Silver, $3.50. Lead,
brokers, S4.l0.
SUPERINTENDENT Read OF the Diamond
arrived in Eureka on Thursdays train
from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. N. A. Whitmore Of Pslisade arrived
by Thursdays train on . visit 70 her
mother, Mrs. ]. e. Jones.
Miss Hattie Rsphel has finished her
school work At Duokwater and returned
Monday to her home In Eureka.
DR.. b. J. Powell intends leaving next
Wednesday for Sacramento. CAL, in which
city be will practice his profession.
Sixteen sheep shesrers are expected 70
arrive here on Saturdays train 10 shear
tbe Merritt sheep at Cottonwood Canyon.
George N. Merritt Of Woodland. arrived
In Eureka Thursday on business connected
with his sheep interests In this part Of the
State.
The usual religious services will be held
st the Catholic Church tomorrow Of 10
o'clock. Sunday school meets Immediately
after mass.
There will be Q meeting Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. d A. NJ, this Saturday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Work in the SEQ
ond degree.
Miss Jessie Diamond completed hes
school term at Gerald, near Palisade. last
week, and is now visiting her sister. Mrs.
P. H. Green al Palisade.
Through letters received in Eureka on
Thursday we learn that Mrs. DR.. W. L.
Ssmuels Is i'll at Der home In Winnemuoos
with an attack Of measles.
We understand that Bishop Leonard
will visit Eureka shortly. Further notice
OF the services to be held will be given In
later issue Of the SENTINEL.
Reserved seats for the entertainment 70
be given at the Opera House on the even
ing OF April 81 can be had ct the Post
Office bookstore at so cents each.
VIM. Fries, President Of the Eureka
Con. passed PalisAde Tuesday, bound for
New York, where he had been called be-
cause Of the illness OF his father.
The White Pine News Of April IS says
DR.. Hammond has decided 10 locate In
Eureka, and that the doctor snd his wife
expected TO leave Ely for Eureka on the
14th inst.
A~ssemblyman fremont has leased the
Wethered house on Ruby Hill avenue from
Judge Fitzgerald, and IL placing IL In
thorough repair for occupancy ~ .
residence.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges receipt Of
complimentary tickets to the Odd Fellow
anniversary ball TO be given ct Masonic
and Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday
evening, April 20.
William Laird and Robert Northsy are
working the Marguerite mine on Adams
Hill, north Of the Macon City. and are
getting out some high grade ore. This
mine has produced In the past ore which
worked over $500 per ton.
George and Frank Logan Of Nys county
are In town engaged In tearing down the
CLARK house on Spring street. They will
remove II to the Angle Worm ranch near
ourrant Greek, which they have recently
purchased from James Beach.
Eureka has escaped the epidemic Of
measles that has visited 80 many other
towns In the State until now. The first
case to appear in our midst 10 that Of little
Beatrice fremont. who has been III for the
last few days with that disease.
The University Student Record Of April
! says: Last week G.. A. Fletcher was
struck In the eye BY . paper wad 20 that
the eye was blind for one day. The in
jury was not serious, however. and he has
about regained the use Of his eye.
A letter received here on Thursday from
Clay Powell. who 10 with our army 81
Manila. states that the accounts osbled to
America Of the loss Of life In both armies
are incorrect; the number on each side
being considerably larger than stated.