Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-18

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Latest New York quotations are: Silver,
5st; lead-brokers, "a 40.
James McDougal was here from his
Newark Valley ranch Tuesday.
Extra copies of the SENTINEL can be oo-
tained at G.. III. Stinson's bookstore.
Uncle Ned Clark was up from Due
Eagle a couple Of days this week.
DIR. A. l.. Hudgens, the DENTIST iei' ior
wadsworth ON Wednesdays train.
g, Jobn,s Chapter No. 8, X. A. NJ,
meets this Saturday evening at 2 o'clock.
px-.A.semblyman r. +. Gilbert Of Nye
county was in town Tuesday from Belmont.
Commissioner Kind returned from a
business trip to San Francisco last Satur-
day.
w. II. Allen of Geyser Springs. Nye
county, was in town Thursday for a load
Of supplies.
Fred Plageman, the popular San Fran
ciscan, spent the past several days on the
Base Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Skillman left by Mon
day mornings train for q short visit at
San Francisco.
A new upright piano arrived by the Il.
& 2. railroad this week consigned to Il.
McEllin at Hamilton.
Superintendent Abbott and family &C.
companied by his mother, spent last Satur-
day and Sunday in Eureka.
There will be a regular meeting OF Eu-
reka Commandery No. 2, X. T., this
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
There remain but AZ days in which to
do the required annual assessment work on
unpatented mining claims for the calendar
year 1899.
Mrs. Z. B~oomhower and Mrs. Al Clay
ton and two children arrived at the ranch
in Garden Valley last Saturday from
California.
J. w. Lambert's condition still continues
very serious. As we go to press Friday al
ternoon little hope Of his recovery was en-
tertained.
A letter received here Thursday from
San Francisco states that Mrs. julia
Brown, who met with a painful accident in
that city recently, is slowly improving.
III. A. jackson left on Fridays train to
spend the Winter in California His father,
Andrew jackson, is reported to be in very
- = c. E.orasa~A
Miss Villa Boomhower leaves Saturday
morning for a short visit at her fathers
ranch in Garden Valley, after which she
will go to HOLSTER, California, for an
extended stay.
1t is said that the handsome wedding
cake that was displayed in the windows OF
the Brown Hotel this week has been sent
over to grace the occasion of the marriage
Of a young couple at Hamilton.
A letter from the northwest says that a
second daughter has recently arrived at the
home of Charlie Robbins; also that q little
daughter had several weeks ago come to
the home Of John Haley at Rossland, b. G.
The SENTINEL was in error in a recent
issue in stating that +. Maggini had gone
into the wood and coal business at San
Jose. The business is general merchandiz-
ins. His partner in the enterprise is p. A.
Giacomazzi.
While hauling ore from Newark this
week, Frank Kopp lost one of his horses
a.. uu:.oolfa hraabtnn lie loo MN
Matson, who Is hauling ore from Hamilton
to Eureka, has also lost two Of his horses
10 the last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dugan OF Hot
Creek, Nye county, were in Eureka this
week. They are negotiating the purchase
of a home home here, where they will
spend the Winter for the purpose of send.
ing their children to school.
We notice the names Of Miss Rose Kind
ard G. G. Wallace Of Eureka in the list OF
invited guests present at the breakfast
recently given the returning Nevada volun.
teers at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco
by Congressman Newlands.
NJ. McGarry was home from Hamilton
for q visit this week and returned Thurs
day. He informs US that nearly all the
mines now being worked in that district
are yielding we'll in lead ore. A force of
men will be kept at work all Winter on the
Cornell mine.
The will Of Robert Baily of Diamond
Valley, who died at Salt Lake City on
October 9th. was fled for probate in our
District Court Thursday, with a petition
for the appointment Of Marietta Bailey a.
executrix. The notice appears in another
column Of this issue.
A much needed improvement was made
this week in the placing Of a new sidewalk
in front of the Opera House drug store,
Phil Paroni is putting down a Stag crossing
from his place of business to the Postofice
a convenience that will be appreciated dur
ing the coming Winter.
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