Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-01
MENTION.

Mrs. Alice wedekind was in town las
Friday from Newark.
Miss Minnie Mau left Friday mornin
for her school at Hamilton.
Miss Hattie Raphel returned home Of
Tuesday from her visit at Reno.
Miss Mabel Spinner has been elected t.
teach the school at the Italian ranch.
Frank Logan and George Sharp came il
from Blue Eagle the first Of the week.
Latest quotations for silver are 61a cents
Lad 4. settled for at Salt Lake at the es
tablished price, "a.
The Reno Gezette Of Tuesday says: "a
9 Henderson, a prominent Eurekan, wal
on our streets today"
Mrs. G.. A. Fletcher came home OF
Tuesday after q visit Of three weeks with
relatives In Elko county.
Philip Spaulding died at Hamilton OF
Wednesday. He had been a resident o.
White Pine for thirty years.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar leaves next Mon
dsy morning for Palisade, and will open
the school at that place on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. O'Neal Of Elko, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G.. Ford, returned home IN Wednesday.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 1C
o'clock. Sunday school begins at 2 o'clock.
Ed. A. Skillman, Mrs. A. Skillman and
Mrs. Geo. A. Bartlett are expected homs
from San Francisco on Saturday OF this
week.
The SENTINEL Is indebted to Frank j.
Brossemer for . telegraphic report OF the
proceedings Of the Republican State Con
y~ention.
The Harris brothers this week resumed
work in the Silver West mine, and that
property will again be shipping ore within
a few days.
Z. G. Moore and wife and Mrs. w. A.
Moore Of Warm Springs left here last
Monday for San Francisco, where the lat
ter Will LAkt "a COuIbN u hNAAS~a
X. A. McClelland, principal Of the RUBY
Hill school, arrived from Salt Lake City
on Tuesday, accompanied by his wife. The
couple have gone to housekeeping on the
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp were in town last
Saturday from Morey. Mrs. Sharp has
been postmistrsss there for some time past,
but has forwarded her resignation to the
Department.
p. G. Weber Of Ely came in Tuesday
night and left the following morning for
Virginia City, where he will represent
White Pine county 10 the Democratic
State Convention.
Joe Slavery Of the Eighteen.mile House
spent q few days in town this week, re-
turning home on Thursday. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Knight
who will take q few days outing.
Henry Roth, representing the Phoenix
Crayon Portrait Company, has this week
been delivering enlarged pictures to his
Eureka patrons. The pictures are fine
specimens Of art and give general s~atisfae
tion.
General Manager Luck Of the Nevada
Central Railroad Company ard tie .Ns@
vAaA Mining Company. operating extern
sively 10 Lander and Nye counties. was in
Eureka on Tuesday on matters connected
with his mines.
Mrs. Lobner and Mrs. Dave Steiner
and two children came up on Tuesdays
train from Colfax, CAL, and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kind. The ladies
are the mother and sister, respectively, OF
Mrs. Kind.
Dick Plumstead came up on Tuesday,
train, and after spending Q couple OF days
visiting his sister, Mrs. I. G. G. Whitmore,
left by Thursdays stage for Cherry Greek
to take the position Of principal OF the
school at that place.
Henry Kuchel came up on Tuesday from
California, where he has been spending the
Summer, and after closing up some matters
In connection with the estate OF his de-
ceased brother, will leave Tor his home 1T
New Haven, Conn.
Fred Flindt and s, w. Mosby, the two
mining men who recently inspected the
Bay State and other mining properties
here, have just returned to Salt Lake after
an extended trip through the Alta district.
They will be back in Eureka within a short
time.
Thomas Gray. father Of b. I. Gray OF
Eureka, died at Lake Geneva, Wis, last
week. at the age of "a years and 8 months.
The Herald Of that place contains a lengthy
obituary notice Of the deceased and speaks
very highly Of his life In that State, where
he held many Offices Of trust and honor.
Miss Bessie Williams. who has been at
tending the Conservatory of Music at Bos-
ton, came up on Thursday and left Friday
for her home at Hot Creek. En- rout'
Miss Williams spent several days visiting
friends at Dubuque, Ia, and remained
short time with the family Of Judge Rive
Ut Salt Lake City.