Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-27
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NJ. s. Sharp Of Morey, Nye county, was
in Eureka for several days this week.
Mrs. Joseph Mendes is seriously i'll with
an attack Of rheumatism and la grippe.
Miss May wittenberg left last Monday
for San Francisco for medical treatment.
Mrs. A.. p. Tenvoord returned home
Tuesday from an extended visit to the East.
An impromptu social dance will be had
at the Opera House this friday evening.
John McKernan has been reappointed
as A Notary Public in and for Eureka
county.
William Hamlyn has located in British
Columbia, where he is now engaged in
backsmithing.
Homer Riddle arrived in Eureka last
Thursday for q visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. s. Riddle.
James G. Lucey, who gave dancing les
sons in Eurdka for many years, has opened
a dancing school in Reno.
W. II. Bray and NJ. s. Spencer Of Aus
tin passed through Eureka Wednesday en-
route to Ely by private conveyance.
Beatifc Lodge No. z, X. OF p, will give
an anniversary ball at the Opera House
on the evening of the 18th Of February.
The usual religious services win be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock.
The trustees of the Prospect school have
purchased an organ from Rev. Nj. 5. Rid
die, to be used in the school at that place.
Prof. G. L. Haas has been engaged as
Instructor Of Languages in the Orange
County Business College, at Santa Ana,
California.
Latest quotations for silver are 60 cents.
Lead, at average Of New York sales for
previous week, was settled for at Salt
Lake at 81 57I.
Mrs. Joseph Williams and son OF Ruby
Hill returned Tuesday from Salt Lake
where she had been for seversl months for
the benefit Of her health.
Chinese New Year falls on January 30
this year. Consequently Chinese lilies
and preserved ginger are much ia evidence
in the homes Of the friends Of the ''heathen
Chinee."
Governor Sadler has been in town for
several days past having surveys made OF
the mining ground on Adams Hill concern
ed in the case Of Sadler VS.. Wittenberg,
Fraser ct al.
An anonymous letter. evidently from the
north end Of the county. was received by
the SENTINEL this week. 1t went the way
that all anonymous communications should
go-yiz, into the waste basket.
NJ. B. Bartlett returned home by last
Tuesdays train from the Montgomery
Mining District in Nye county, where he
has been for several weeks engaged In
Strengthening up some mining matters.
The blackboard mail arrived on schedule
time and was distributed Wednesday night,
much to the qualification OF . large number
of our citizens who are interested in the
South African war and other general news
matters.
re- dancing party given at Miners
UL,dn Hall on Friday night Of last week
was a we'll attended and pleasant affair.
A large number of Eurekans graced the
occasion, and all report having had a jolly.
good time.
An execution has been issued out Of the
District Court in the case of Mau, Sadler
4 Co. against The Eureka Tunnel Con.
Mining Co.. and Sheriff Burdick has levied
upon the Eureka Tunnel and other mines
belonging to the company, and will sell
them at public auction as noticed in an
other column of this issue.