Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-12-15
LOCAL

Edgar Sadler came up On Tuesday froE
,hs Diamond Valley ranch.
Commissioner w. s. Haworth left on
Monday for o short visit at San Francisco,
". 4. Griffin left on Friday for Reno,
where he will spend the holidays with his
family.
Mrs. M. Winzell was in town last Mon.
aav on court business, returning home the
next day.
Frank Quinn came over from Cortez on
Tuesday, and expects to remain here dur.
Ing the Winter.
The party who lost a Yale key may re
cover the property by applying at the
SENTINEL office.
Charley Born came in from Bald Noun
tain on Monday, and remained a few days
attending to business matters.
A considerable amount Of interesting
local news matter will be found on the first
page Of this issue Of the SENTINEL.
+. A. Limbaugh, agent Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company at Beowawe, is
erecting Q brick residence at that place.
Thomas Robinson, Sr.. came in on Tues
day from the Bay State mine for a load Of
supplies, and returned home the next day.
Father Manion returned on Thursday
from his trip through Nevada and Utah,
and will hold services at the Catholic
church at the regular hours on the coming
Sunday.
Attorney Z. s. Harrington came up on
Saturdays train, to be present at the term
Of the District Court which convened ON
Monday. He left for home Wednesday
morning.
The woodshed in the rear Of the Episco-
pal church, which had become somewhat
dilapidated, was repaired this week at a
cost Of $3.50, the expense being paid out
Of the Sunday School fund.
Joe Tognoni, the Duckwater merchant,
was in town on Saturday. Mr.. Tognoni
has but recently returned from an extend
ed visit East. and also male a trip to San
Francisco during his absence.
AL Clayton came up from Garden Val
ley this week and while here shipped to
Z. Boomhower at HOLSTER, California, the
fine Knabe piano, which was left in the
residence here when the family took their
departure.
Mrs. ID. Sutton and Miss Kittie WHEEL,
who have been visiting In Salt Lake City
for a month past, returned to the ~. d."
Ranch on Thursday. their stay having
been cut short on account of the smallpox
epidemic now prevailing there.
VIM. FILM loaded his six-horse team in
Eureka on Thursday with freight and
merchandise for various parties residing at
Typo, Belmont and elsewhere in Nys
county. Thus. 1t will be seen, that Eureka
has become the supply point for the pros
porous people Of Nye county.
Hugh II. Tarbet and Judge J. G. Coad,
who have become interested in a number
Of mining properties on Adams Hill, and
began operations there some two weeks
ago, left this week on a trip to Utah and
Colorado. They expect to return in about
six weeks.
Henry Fish of Pinto left for Salt Lake
City on Monday for medical treatment.
He took with him Maudie, the six.year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Shin
gler, and will place her in the Holy Cross
Hospital to undergo an operation for a
catarrhal affection which has affected her
ears.
O. H. Duberg Of Reno, a member of the
firm of Anderson & Duberg. who recently
purchased the sheep herds of E. b. Swales,
has been in Eureka for a week past looking
after bis focks, which are now being held
ct Willow Creek. awaiting an expected
snow storm, when they will be driven to
the ranges further south.
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins and son, Will An
drews, arrived here on Thursday from Eu-
reka, Utah, on q visit to relatives and
friends at their former home on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. Jenkins brought with her the little
two-year-old daughter OF her son-in-law,
VIM. Z. Harris, who has been making her
home with her for some time past.
Superintendent G. d. Abbott came up
from Palisade on Thursday, returning the
next day. He was accompanied by his
grand.uncle, ID. Hewes, who on his way
home to San Francisco from a visit to the
East, stopped off at Palisade. Mr..
Hewes il q well preserved gentleman of
rs years, and was evidently enjoying his
trip.
District Attorney G. A. Walker of White
Pine county came over from Ely Wednes-
day morning and took the train for San
Francisco. Mr.. Walker goes on legal bust
ness, but will take advantage Of the OPP
portunity to spend the holidays with his
relatives at Chico, Butte county, Califor-
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