Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-06-23
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Eugene Norris Of Cherry Creek was in
Eureka this week on a visit to his mother.
Judge Fitzgerald drove over TO Austin
on Tuesday to hold a regular term Of
court.
Miss Flossie Ford left Friday morning
for Elko on q visit to her sister, Mrs. w.
ii. o'Neil.
Tom Dixon returned on Wednesday
from a visit to his mines in Inyo county,
California.
Jack Pardy returned to Eureka on
Tuesday from a surveying trip to w. J.
Tonkin's ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Williams Of the Dia-
mond mine returned last Saturday from
their visit in California.
T. s. Mathies Of Salt Lake City arrived
in Eureka Wednesday night, and left the
following morning for Ely.
Hiram johnson has been out through
Newark Valley this week looking at a
number Of mines In that locality.
Joe savery, proprietor Of the Eighteen
Mile House Station on the Hamilton road,
was in Eureka this week for a load Of sup
plies.
All the ranchers in Pine Valley have
their preparations made to begin hsying
next Monday, with every outlook favorable
for a good crop.
Latest quotations for silver are COG cents.
Lead, at average Of New York sales for
previous week, was settled for at Salt
Lake at - cog.
Miss Villa Boomhower Of Eureka, who
taught in the HOLSTER. Cal, schools last
term, has been reelected to the same posi-
ton for the coming year.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell returned on Saturday
from Hot Creek, where she purchased a
number Of cattle, and left Monday morn
ing for her ranch near Alpha.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bergman, who
were married here min months ago and
left Immediately for California, returned
on Tuesday to their Eureka home.
Mrs. j. A. F%erraro, wife of the G. p.
and 4. & p. agent at Palisade, returned
home on Tuesday from a seven-weeks
visit with relatives at Ogden, Utah.
Tom Hicks Of Ruby Hill this week pur-
chased from George Gavin a fine new two
seated spring wagon, and now sets the pace
for drivers on the Ruby Hill thoroughfare.
Public Administrator Simms this week
sold the Dahlgren dwelling house on lower
Buel street TO Moses Peterson, who will
occupy it as soon as some necessary repairs
have been made.
John Hancock, Jr., this week removed
his family to Eureka from Ruby Hill. and
now occupies the Mcconnell house on Mob
Hill, which he recently purchased. and put
in thorough repair.
Grant Snyder came in on Wednesday
from the Bay State mine, after having
made a second careful examination OF the
property, and left on Thursday for his
home at Sal; Lake City.
I. p. Mack of Dayton, Nevada, arrived
at Eureka on Thursday for the purpose of
doing some surveying for Laird Bros. in
connection with the suit Of the Silver West
against the B~ullwhacker.
This section of the State has experienced
some rather warm weather during the
present week. At Palisade on Wednesday
the thermometer registered 1Oi degrees,
while at Eureka It indicated 92.
Hugh II. Tarbet, representing A. ii.
Tarbet Of Salt Lake, returned to Eureka
on Thursday from an inspection of the
Bald Mountain copper mines. He reports
that he is well pleased with the prospects
there.
Anticipating a large crowd of people here
on the Fourth, the Schneider Drug Store
is now getting the mammoth soda water
fountain in order, and about the middle OF
next week will be prepared to serve thirsty
customers with cool and delicious drinks.
As will be seen by her announcement in
another column Mrs. Maxwell will serve
ice cream, lunches. lemonade, soda water,
hot coffee, sandwiches, pies, cakes etc,
for the accommodation of celebrators, in
the building adjoining the Opera House
Drug Store on the day and evening OF the
Fourth.
The first completed picture OF the High
School graduating class, together with
their teachers, has been received from
Z. W. Baker, the photographer. 1t is a
remarkably fine production, every feature
being as distinct as though each member
Of the group had been photographed indi'
vidually.
The annual meeting of the Eureka q
Palisade Railroad Company will be held
at the office of the company in Eureka on
Monday. July 16. for the purpose OF elect
ing a Board of Directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of other business.
The official announcement of the meeting
appears on the second page of this issue.
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