Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-02-24
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Mrs. Fl. G. Fernstermaker departed last
week for Elko county.
See advertisement Of keys lost under the
heading "New To-Day"
Miss Josie Robertson came up from Sui.
phur last Sunday for a short visit at home.
Miss Selma Zsdow Of Hamilton has
been visiting relatives in Eureka the pas,
week.
Patsy Green vent to Hamilton Thurs.
day TO work in one of the mines at that
place.
Robert Bailey was in from the north end
Of the county this week attending to bust
ness matters.
f. r. Wittenberg and daughter, Miss
May, returned on Thursday from a visit to
San Francisco.
Edgar Sadler, who recently took a con-
signment Of horses to California, returned
to Eureka on Tuesday.
Thomas Robinson, Jr., came in from
Newark Valley on Monday and attended
the Knights Of Pythias ball.
The new Gun Club starts with a mem
bership of twelve. A new trap was re-
ceiyed from Salt Lake last Saturday.
Services win be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ. on Sunday
next, Rev. NJ. s. Riddle officiating.
The usual religious services viii be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at IL
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock.
Latest quotations for silver are 59s cents,
Lead. at average Of New York sales for
previous week, was settled for at Sal,
Lake at 81 57A.
Those Of our citizens who imagine that
there are plenty Of vacant houses in Eure.
ka will discover their error by going out in
search Of a habitation.
Governor Sadler, accompanied by his
son, Clarence, came over from Carson on
last Saturdays train and is still here at
tending to business matters.
IL. A. jackson and family, who have
been spending a few months in California,
returned to Eureka last Saturday, and
will make this their permanent home.
Thursday was Washington's Birthday,
and the Eureka Board Of School Trustees
authorized the closing Of the school from
Wednesday evening to Monday morning,
All those holding an interest in that gold
watch and chain are requested to be pres
emit at Hank Knights saloon on Saturday
evening, February "A, at z o'clock, when IL
will be presented to its rightful owner.
John Tstten, who Is now located at the
Spencer ranch, Lander county, dropped
in at Eureka this week and remained q
couple of days. He was on his way home
from q visit to Fish Lake Valley, Nye
county.
Harry jackson went over to Hamilton
on Thursday for the purpose of doubling
the force at the Homestake mine. Sever
men have been engaged in development
work there thus far this Winter, and it il
the intention to push operations from THU
time forth.
T.. A. Mcconnell, who with his family
left Eureka some time ago for Westportr
Missouri, where he has since been engaged
in business, has caught the Cape Nom'
fever and is now on his way to the golC
fields. His friends here will hope that h,
may return laden with riches.
While engaged in decorating the Operi
House on Monday afternoon for thu
Knights Of Pythias ball, Hon. p. IL. Hju
fell from a ladder and sustained a painful
injury to his right shoulder and neck. AL
though the injuries are painful he considers
himself fortunate that no bones were bro
ken.
Sam Wheeler, who had been looking
after his sheep in this vicinity for q few
days. left on Wednesdays train for hi
home in Reno. On account of the recen'
SHOWS he decideded to leave his fockI
where they are for the present, and early
in March he will drive them to Elko
where he expects to shear.
Assessor Judd Riddle returned on Satur
day from a visit to Elko, Reno, and Other
points on the q. p. Judd's many friends
here were prepared to welcome Mrs. Rid
die and offer their hearty congratulations
but he returned alone, and reports that the
whole story was a base fabrication, with
out any foundation in fact.