Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-06-16
LOCAL ENTfON.

OClOCks
s~eraphine Rogantini came in from Duck
water on Thursday for a four-horse load OF
freight for Joe Tognoni.
District Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett left
Wednesday morning for a short visit to his
family in San Francisco.
Frank Rogers and William Blair left on
Thursday for Frieburg. Nye county, to
work in the mines at that place.
There will be a regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Commandery No. 2, X. T., this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. s. Riddle returned home on
Thursday from Elko, where she had been
visiting friends for a couple If weeks.
The delinquent tax list, comprising but
two pieces % property in Eureka, appears
elsewhere in this issue of the SEsTIsRL.
Frank Riddle left on Wednesday 70
Winnemucca where he has secured a posi-
ton as caller on the Central Pacific railroad.
Ike woolverton removed his family to
Cortez Friday morning, where he has en-
tered the employ Of the Tenabo Company.
William Potts Of Monitor Valley, Nye
county, has just disposed Of his wool clip,
amounting to nineteen tons, to 7. s. Jen'
sen.
Mrs. J. G. Gwartney left last Monday
for Mountain View, Santa Clara county,
California, where she will spend the Sum
mer.
Otis Fulton came over from Cortez on
Wednesday, and will remain for some
time taking an enforced rest to recuperate
his health.
Lou wedekind left the first Of the week
for Reno to take a look at the rich silver
mine recently discovered by his father
Dear that place.
Latest quotations for silver are 20 cents.
Lead, at average Of New York sales for
previous week, was settled for at Salt
Lake at IS 7a.
d. l.. Smith and Mike Moran visited
the Mount Hope mines on Sunday last,
driving out in the morning and returning
the same evening.
Bert Henderson, who has been teaching
a term Of school near Cherry Creek, White
Pine county, returned to his home at
Eureka on Thursday.
Henry Kuchel, who has been here for
O.
several weeks settling up the estate OF his
deceased brother, left Friday morning for
a trip to Petaluma, Cal.
Charley Davenport, a former resident OF
Eureka, removed his family this week from
San Francisco to Reno, where he has estah-
lished his permanent residence.
Misses Ethel and Minnie Lorigan arrived
at Eureka on Thursday from Duckwater
on a visit TO Mrs. Ed. Mccormick. They
will remain until after the Fourth.
Miss Mabel Spinner, who graduated two
weeks ago from tie State University, re-
turned home ON Saturday last, after spend
ing A few days visiting friends in San
Francisco.
Miss Susie Mulcoy, who has been teach
ing In Humboldt county, returned home
Sunday night. En- route she paid a visit
to the family of Thomas X. Whelan IN
Pine Valley.
Robert Hager came in on Saturday from
his Ruby Valley ranch, and returned home
last Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Hagar'
who had been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
j. II. Hoegh.
T. ID. Page of Typo, Nye county, met
his sons. Claude and Merrill here on Thurs
day. They have been attending school at
Berkeley, Cal, and returned home to
spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Halstead of Duck
water were in Eureka IN Thursday to
meet their son, George, who arrived that
day from Berkeley, Cal, where he has
been attending school.
Ernest Schendel and family of Hot
Greek, Nye county, came to Eureka on
Sunday last. and Mrs. Schendel and the
children will remain here Waiting friends
until after the Fourth.
W. J. Hooper this week purchased the
Frank Abadie property on Paul street
from M. Karsky, and after remodeling and
repairing the building will remove his
family to their new home.
Carl Schuman's PREDECESSORS exhibi-
ton of animated pictures occupied the
Opera House on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. Those who attended say the
entertainments were very creditable.
Hon. Thomas Robinson came in from
his mine in Newark Valley last Tuesday to
meet Grant Snyder, the Salt Lake mining
man, who visited the same property a few
weeks ago. and together they went out to
the mine on Wednesday.
William Mendes came in from his home
at Duckwater last Sunday for q physician
to attend his wife who was seriously i'll
DIR. 4. II. Keen went out with him or
Monday and on his return reported thai
Mrs. Mendes will without doubt shortly
recover her health.