Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-06
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have occurred at Cortez last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whalen Of Pine
Valley spent New Years day In Eureka.
Attention is called to DIR. w. +. Mill
homes new advertisement in to-day's issue.
The condition Of Mrs. Owen Rice, who is
suffering from paralysis, is said to be quite
serious.
The Eureka County Bank has presented
It's patrons with some very pretty calendars
for 1900.
The report Of the proceedings Of the
Grand Jury appears on the first page OF
this issue.
Frank Winzell came up from Alpha last
Saturday and remained in Eureka until
Wednesday.
T.. ID. Allen and John Colbert, soliciting
agents for the San Francisco Call, arrived
here Thursday.
Arthur Sego Of Cortez anne over for the
masquerade ball and spent several days in
Eureka this week.
Mrs. Mary Campbell and daughter of
SHELTON, Elko county. spent several days
in Eureka this week.
A notice in the proceedings in bank
ruptcy, in the case of VIM. ii. Strout, is
published in another column.
Considerable sickness prevails at Ruby
Hill at this time. Mrs. Nicholas has a
severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. aud Mrs. /. ]. Wilson Of Monitor
Valley. Nye county, arrived in Eureka for
a short visit last Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Spinner left by Friday
mornings train for Reno, where she will
take a course at the Nevada University.
The charge Of assault and battery against
u. Berg has been dismissed In the District
Court on motion Of the District Attorney.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 O'Clock.
Charley Hancock and Ernest Simonsen
came in from Cold Creek last Saturday
and remained here for the New Years
festivities.
Latest quotations for silver are bss.
Lead, at average Of New York sales for
previous week, was settled for at Salt
Lake at 81 52A.
To run a paper without occasionally
publishing an item that is detrimental
to some person Is like running a railroad
without accidents or mishaps.
Most of the school teachers from outside
districts. who spent their holidays in Eu.
reka, left the latter part Of the week to
resume work in their various schools.
A letter was received here stating that
Mrs.. Angelo Piceolo Of Cherry Greek.
White Pine county, suffered a severe
stroke OF paralysis on December IS.
Ais not gold that glitters-witness the
fact that several af Eureka's gay Lotharios
were neatly taken down the line at the
masquerade by a couple of spurious maid
ems.
John Jury and +. L. Rogers. brakemen
on the G. P. between Carlin and Wads-
worth, came home last Saturday TO spend
New Years with their relatives at Ruby
Hill.
A lot OF Eureka's young men celebrated
the advent Of the New Year by the ringing
of bells and firing Of bombs and irecrackers.
Tk..o $780, 1ao ..Ir g .vatOk narttaa
In town.
The first regular ~semi-annual examine
tion for teachers certificates commences
next Monday morning at $50 o'clock, and
will continue until and including Wednes.
day afternoon.
The condition Of Miss Mary Kearney,
the Cortez teacher, who wa taken serious
ly i'll on Christmas day with an attack of
pneumonia, is now reported to be favorable
for her recovery.
The SENTINEL was misinformed as TO the
position In the public school assigned to
Miss Villa B~oomhower. She will teach the
fourth and fifth grades instead Of the
primary department.
We have heard that several new mining
locations have been made since the begin
ming Of the new year, but inquiry at the
Recorders office shows that none of them
have been recorded yet.
Miss Maud Miller, who taught the school
at Clear Creek, HUMBOLDT county, was
married Dec. %, at Winnemucca to Mr..
John Carver. Her position is filled by
Miss Susie Mulcoy of Eureka.
No western mail was received by Thurs.
days train. This was due to q washout or
wreck ON the G. p, reported to have
occurred west of Reno. We were unable to
obtain definite information on the subject
j. V. Brooks, a mining man who spent
some time here about two years ago, re-
turned to Eureka last Saturday. We
understand he will shortly leave for Hot
Creek. Nye County. where he will inspect
some mining property.