Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-29

UllEa go
home on the Coil ranch.
Rowdy McMenomy returned on We'd
nesday from a trip through Elko county.
The number Of nominating petitions
6led with the County Clerk has reached
twenty-five.
Attorney Peter Breen leaves on Satur.
day for Belmont to attend q term Of the
District Court.
William Whalen and wife Of Alpha
were registered at the Crawford House in
Boston last week.
Latest quotations for silver are 62s cents.
Lead is settled for at Salt Lake at the es-
tablished price, 81.
J. w. Strobe, an ex-County Commits.
sioner Of Nye county. spent several days
in Eureka this week.
II. G. McTerney and Joe Moline re.
turned on Tuesday from q visit of inspec-
ton to mines in Nye county.
Mrs. J. N. Rousey and children returned
to Eureka on Saturday last from q visit Of
several weeks at San Francisco.
T. ]. Murray, representing the San
Francisco Examiner, Is in Eureka this
week in the interest Of his paper.
Miss Katie Huebner has been engaged
to teach the Box Springs school, and leaves
on Saturday for Mr.. Dibble's ranch.
Mrs. Arthur Rose Of Eureka, Utah,
formerly Miss Ida Regli, arrived here last
Saturday for q short visit with relatives.
Miss Lamb Of Reno passed through
Eureka this week en- route to Osceola,
where she will teach the Fall term OF
school.
Mrs. VIM. Bryant and Mrs. james Will
liams, Jr., Of Ruby Hill left Monday for
a visit to friends in Mound Valley, Elko
county.
Mrs. w. A. Moore returned to her New.
ark Valley home last week from San
Francisco, where she had been for medical
treatment.
The announcement Of NJ. G. Foster as
a candidate for Assemblyman from Eureka
county will be found under the usual head
ing in this issue.
l.. A. Blakeslee, Deputy Internal Rev.
enue Collector for Nevada, passed through
Eureka on Wednesday from a trip into
White Pine county.
John O'Brien, a brother Of Pat and
James o'Brien of Nye county, has enlisted
in the Volunteer army and sailed for Man
lila to fight the Filipinos.
Henry Keuchel, who has been here sew
eral weeks settling up the estate Of his
deceased brother. left ON Monday for his
home at New Haven, Conn.
William NJ. Klinger, special agent and
adiuster Of the Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company Of San Francisco, was a Eureka
visitor the first Of the week.
All persons desiring to run for Office this
Fall should rsmsmbcs thss Saturday, oc-
tober G is the last day on which nominating
petitions may be filed with the County
Clerk.
DIR. Hamilton returned on Friday even
ing Of last week from m extended profess
sional trip to points in White Pine county,
and has r~e-opened his dental office in the
Brown Hotel.
Bert l.. Smith and Attorney Geo. A..
Bartlett left Friday morning for Bald
Mountain, to inspect their mining proper
ties at that place. They expect to be alb
sent five days.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioners next
Monday. All those having bills against
the county should present them at the
County Clerks office today.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany will be held at San Francisco on
October Is, at which time directors will be
chosen and general business transacted.
Candidates desiring to have tickets
printed for this campaign should send in
their orders now, Us tHc OhNiASAh o"eS
will soon be busy with the election ballots,
and will be unable TO devote much time to
that class Of work.
Saturday. October 20, is the last day for
registration. Every voter should see to it
that his nam is on the registry list prior
to that date. At the present time there
are 230 names registered in this precinct
cut of about $50 voters.
The party of Eurekans who left last
week to attend the State Fair at Reno,
have all returned with the exception OF
Martin Brown. Frank Henderson and
Frank Quinn came up on Tuesday, while
w. s. Haworth returned on Thursday.
Mrs. T. j. Bell of Reese River and Mrs.
A.. ". Hyck of Union Canyon, who have
been on O visit to their brother, w. A.
Moore, at Newark Valley, passed through
Eureka Wednesday on their way to Fish
Lake Valley, where they will visit Walter
Moore, another brother. The ladies are
driving their own team.