Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-11-24

trip to Bull Creek, Nye county, this week,
Miss Flossie Ford left on Monday fol
winnemucca to visit her sister, Mrs. j. T.
Wheeler.
Latest quotation for silver Is Ga cents.
Lead is settled fer at Salt Lake on the es.
tablished basis Of 81.
There will be a regular meeting of Eure-
ka Commandery No. 2, X. T., this tSatur.
day. evening, at 2 o'clock.
r. w. Miles, Justice of the Peace Of
Palisade Township, is reported to be seri-
ously i'll at his home at that place.
Superintendent Charles Read of the Dia.
mond & Excelsior Mining Company came
up on Saturday and remained until the
following Monday.
Hon. Thos. Wren is attending the term
of the District Court at Elko, where he is
defending A. A. Schole, who is charged
with the crime Of murder.
Rollin Cromer Is prepared to organize a
dancing class in Eureka, and as soon as .
sufficient number Of pupils are secured
regular meetings viii be held.
The date for the opening of the next
term Of the District Court in White Pine
county has again been postponed by Judge
Talbot until Monday, December 5.
AL Clayton last week sold to Paul Lane
800 head Of cattle from his Garden Valley
ranch. The animals were delivered to
Mr.. Lane at Pine Valley last Saturday.
+. j. ~Bremenkampf has been confined
to his bed since Monday last with a com
plication Of diseases, and no improvement
has been noted In his condition since that
time.
Mrs. J. @. Powell has now definitely de.
cided to make Berkeley, California, her
permanent home, and has purchased a
building lot there on which she will erect a
residence.
Paul Lane shipped from Palisade on
Wednesday eight thoroughbred racing
horses, which he is sending to California
TO compete for purses in the Winter races
In that State.
For the office OF Sheriff Of Nys county,
Thomas W. Logan defeated J. w. Power
by a majority of thirty-four votes, and T.
]. Bells majority over r. +. Gilbert for
State Senator was t~hirty-three.
Judge Fitzgerald returned home from
Austin on Thursday, where he held a brief
term Of court. While there he heard the
report OF the Grand Jury which had been
appointed to examine into the books and
accounts Of the several county officers.
A letter from William X. Richards, a
former Ruby Hill miner, has been received
here. which brings the information that he
Is now located at Whieks, Jefferson county,
Montana, where he is engaged in looking
after the property of q mining company.
On account of the recent heavy snow
storms in the vicinity Of Hamilton the
teams which have been hauling ore from
that place to Eureka have been compelled
to suspend operations, and it is doubtful if
hauling will be resumed again this Winter.
Baptista Zuccali, who has resided in
Eureka for the past twenty-five years, will
leave on Monday next for his old home in
Lombardy. Italy, for the purpose Of set
Ting up some business matters, and expects
to be absent until Spring.
DR.. A. l.. Hudgens Of Wadsworth, who
spent several weeks in Eureka as a
crown and bridge specialist, took his de-
parturs last Monday, and those upon
whom he operated while here are thor
oughly convinced of his proficiency in his
chosen profession.
The Saturday rehestsals Of the Episco-
pal Sunday School Singing Glass will be
continued at the church as usual under the
direction Of Miss Lucey, and the members
are requested to be prompt in their at
tendance, as the songs for the Christmas
exercises are to be practised.
Superintendent G. d. Abbott of the E.
o. T.. ltft hiisauo ou WcuncsuaJ ia a
short business trip to San Francisco, and
while there will endeavor to learn some
thing definite regarding the proposed
change of time that it is thought will soon
60 into effect on the Central Pacific.
L. X. Carson. Q member of the commit
tee having in charge the distribution of
the Messages and Papers of the Presi-
DENTS" spent Sunday in Eureka. He is
giving his personal attention to the distri-
button, and is seeing to it that the volumes
are received by all those whose names are
on the list.
John Henderson and Ed Watkins, who
were engaged in building q barn 24x120 at
Bull Creek for the Ford Live Stock Com
pany, returned home on Wednesday, the
necessary lumber to complete it not being
on hand. The barn is being constructed
as an experiment for the purpose of hous-
ing the company's finer grades of sheep
during the severe weather.
A Coming Wedding.
TIE .n..ua-aok In annaunead nj II