Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-03-10
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NJ. G. Foster, who has been employed at
the State Printing Office at Carson during
the Winter, returned to Eureka on Tues
day.
The Knickerbocker hose cart went into
VIM. Robertson's shop Friday morning,
and will emerge Respondent in q new coat
Of paint.
Miss May Wittenberg has been engaged
to teach the school at Mound Valley,
Elko county, and left Friday morning for
that place.
Miss Clara Boomhower returned to her
fathers ranch last Tuesday from Hollister,
California, where she has been spending
the Winter.
Latest quotations for silver are 500 cents.
Lead, at average Of New York sales for
previous week, was settled for at Salt
Lake at ~ 57A.
Superintendent w. j. Hooper of the
jackson Mining Company expects to leave
next Monday for a business trip to Salt
Lake and Denver.
Have you ever had the mumps! If not
you may be able to catch them, or vice
versa, as they are reported to be prevalent
here at the present time.
Mayor Thompson Of Salt Lake City has
appointed Charles Read one OF the dele
gates to the international Mining Con-
eress, which meets at Milwaukee June 10.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar. who has been WIS.,
iting in Wisconsin and Canada for several
months past, came up on Wednesdays
blackboard as far as Mineral Hill, where
she is stopping for a few days.
Recorder Whitmore Of Alpha LoGs No,
/, A. o. U. W., paid over to Mrs. G.
A. Fletcher on Thursday the sum OF $4,000,
being the amount Of the insurance policy
held by her late husband In that order.
Frank Romano has purchased the Orr
Moore house on Mob Hill from ii. A.
McKim and will tear It down and remove
it to Sulphur Springs, Diamond Valley,
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house.
Mrs. Sam Paul, who has been visiting
here from White Pine county had the mis-
fortune TO fall the first Of the week, and
dislocated her right shoulder. DIR. Keen
reset the injured member, and she lie get
ting along nicely.
John Donnelly came in this week
from Cave Creek with an injured ankle
for surgical treatment. 1t Is thought it
may be necessary to break the bones of the
ankle and reset them in order to get the
member in proper shape again.
The Board Of County Commissioners
held a brief session on Monday. no hush
ness being transacted except the hearing OF
reports and the passage Of bills, a list of
which appears in another column. The
next meeting will be held on April2 Z.
Phil Paroni has planted three large
box elder trees in front of his place OF bus
mess on Main street, and has also placed
a number Of the same variety on the Buel
street frontage Of his property. The trees
were removed from Mr.. Paroni's place on
Mob Hill.
The SENTINEL is informed that q dance
will be given ia Miners Union Hall on
Ruby Hill this friday evening. A num-
Der Of Eureka's disciples Of Terpsichore are
investigating the rumor and If it is proven
correct they will go out and enjoy the Hills
hospitality.
Miss Ruby Mechanics, who has been
teaching the school at Box Springs. has
completed the Winter term, and returned
to her home in Eureka last Saturday, ect
companied by Miss Dibble of that place,
who is still her guest. Miss Mechanics
has been engaged to teach the school at
Cortez the coming term, which will open
in about a month.
A. Hess, the solicitor for the Weekly
Examiner, who was in Eureka last week,
claims to nave been robbed Of $40 at the
Depot Hotel at Elko. He states that he
left the money under the pillow when he
went down stairs in the morning, and on
returning a few minutes later it was gone.
The hotel manager is disposed to doub-
the truth Of the story.
The DeLamar Messenger brings the
news of the death at that place last Satur-
day morning of Charles Turner, a former
resident of Eureka, and who will be re-
membered by all old resident of this place.
Turner, it appears, had been on a protracted
spree and died while eating breakfast in
Eds restaurant at DeLamar. In the early
days the deceased worked at the carpen-
tering trade here, and was employed for
some time by Thos. Fitzpatrick at Pinto,
and at Fish Creek by Ernest Schendel.
Victor Barnd. who has Just returned
from Boston, says he met Miss Nellie Reid
OF Eureka and Miss Bessie Williams of
Hot Creek, Nye county, who are attending
the New England Conservatory Of Music
In tina city, and that they are well and
happy. The young ladies informed him
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