Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-05-26
q IGNITION.

Pete Rutherford was up from Currant
Creek this week and took home a load Of
supplies.
Attorney Il. s. Harrington Of Elko ar
rived here by Thursdays train on legal
business.
Mrs. j. III. Hoegh and son departed by
Wednesdays train for a short visit to San
Francisco.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell came up from her
Alpha ranch on Tuesday and remained
several days.
NJ. McGarry and Patsy Green were over
from Hamilton this week on a visit to
their respective families.
Oscar Hildebrandt, the piano tuner, ar
rived at Eureka on Thursday, and will
remain a couple Of weeks.
Superintendent Abbott came up from
Palisade on Tuesday, and has apparently
recovered from his recent illness.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and z P. NJ. on Sunday
next. Rev. NJ. s. Riddle officiating.
The mumps have transferred their base
Of operations to Ruby Hill, and are said
to be raging there at the present time.
DIR. McGillicuddy, Of San Francisco,
representing the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. spent Thursday in Eureka.
The new advertisement Of the Opera
House Drug Store will be found on the
second page Of this issue Of the SENTINEL.
The usual religious services will be held
At the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock.
Miss Bessie Rosseau, a former Eureka
girl, but now a resident Of Reno. graeu-
ates next week from the State University.
Iyor l.. Keen, son of DIR. Il. X. Keen,
arrived on Saturday last from Lansing.
Michigan. and will make Eureka his future
home.
Governor Sadler, who has benin Eureka
for the past three weeks attending to bust
ness matters, left Friday morning for
Carson.
Tom Hicks. an old Ruby Hill miner,
left last Monday for Utah, TO see what
fortune had in store for him in the land OF
the Mormans.
Assessor j. b. Riddle has recovered fro:n
hi. recent illness, and is now engaged IN
assessing property in the northern portion
Of the county.
Latest quotations for silver are CO., cents.
Lead, at average of New York sales tor
previous week, was settled for at Salt
Lake at 80 S7t.
The teachers and pupils Of the Eureka
school will have two holidays next week.
Monday, the date of the school election.
and Memorial Day, May 30.
A letter received in Eureka this week
brought the information that Tom Haley
and his two sons, Frank and John, sailed
from Seattle ON May IL for Cape Nome.
DIR. Il. II. Keen is now fully recovered
from his long and severe illness, aud has
resumed the practice Of his profession, and
the active management Of hisdrug business.
w. A. Wilson and Grant Snyder. two
Salt Lake mining men, who have been
examining a number of mines in this sec
ton, departed for home by Wednesdays
train.
Mrs. John T. Wheeler arrived here last
Saturday on a visit to her parents. MIR.
Wheeler and his brother, Reese, have
abandoned their intended trip to Cape
Nome.
Mrs. N. Diamond and daughter, Miss
Jessie, left by Mondays train for q visit
10 Mrs. Diamonds mother and sisters at
San Jose, Cal. They expect to be away
all Summer.
Jack Pardy, whose illness at Ely was
noted last week. was sufficiently recovered
Thursday morning TO be able to start Tor
home, and he arrived here on the Friday
morning stage.
Superintendent Charles Read was called
to Salt Lake City on Monday last by a
telegram announcing the serious illness oil
his mother, who has reached the advanced
age of ss years.
NJ. Scheeline has 80 far recovered from
the effects Of his recent severe accident
that he was able to attend o meeting of
the Board Of County Commissioners OF
Washoe county last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Smith left on Mon
day for a visit at Reno. MIR. Smith is one
of the Board of Honorary Members OF the
Nevada University, and will be present at
the Commencement Exercises.
Van Powell, who has been 'clerking in
the Depot Hotel at Elko since his depart
ure from Eureka, returned here ON a visit
last Tuesday. He reports Elko to be a
good business town and steadily growing.
Walter Whitmore, son of |. @. @. Whit
more, who completed a course at the Los
Angeles Business College in April, has
secured a position with the Risdon Iron
Works at San Francisco as assistant ship