Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-07-14
O MENTION.

Clarence Moorman OF lnhpan H8ue u
brief visit to Eureka on Tuesday.
Superintendent Chas. Read returned to
Salt Lake City by Mondays train.
ID. Nathan left for Virginia City Friday
morning and will be absent about ten days.
Thus far Eureka's new Board Of School
Trustees has not perfected an organization.
The Misses Selma and Emma Zadow re-
turned to their home at Hamilton, Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wheeler left Fri.
dav morning for their new home at Winnie
mucca.
81. Johns Chapter No. 8, X. A. NJ,
meets this Saturday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. J.. j. Sweeney and daughter de-
parted Friday morning for their home at
Houston, Texas.
Mrs. j. Jewell Of Ogden. Utah, is WIS.,
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nicholas on Ruby Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Soudon Of Ruby
hin returned home on Thursday from an
extended visit to San Francisco.
Miss Minnie Mau has been engaged to
teach the school In the Hankins District,
Ruby Valley, for the coming term.
Miss Hattie Riddle has taken a position
in the store of Mrs. White at Palisade,
and began her duties there this week.
The finder Of q gold sleeve button
marked with the initial "H" Is requested
10 leave il at this Office and receive re-
ward.
j. II. Jury returned home to Ruby Hill
on Thursday after a months visit at San
Francisco. He was accompanied by his
mother.
District Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett went
to San Francisco Friday morning on a
visit to his family, and will be absent about
three week.
Latest quotations for silver are 6ll cents.
Lead, at average Of New York sales for
previous week, is settled for at Salt
Lake at 81.
Mrs. Ellen Hooper Of Ruby Hill, ac-
companied by her son Johnnie, left on
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Her
bert Jewell, at Pine Valley.
The Silver State notes the arrival At
winnemucca Of Miss Stella Rhodes. Miss
Rhodes has decided to spend q portion
OF her vacation at San Francisco.
Candidates are invited to call at the
SENTINEL Office and examine the large and
varied assortment OF cards which have
Just bsen received. just the thing for
election purposes.
Otto Simonsen Of Cold Creek and Billy
Moore Of Hot Springs each took out a load
Of hay makers this week. Every man who
can handle a pitchfork Is being pressed
into service these days, and still the de-
mand can not be satisfied.
The County Commissioners will meet in
special session teday Saturday for the
purpose Of acting upon the replies of the
parties recently appointed to act As regis
tration agents in the different election pre-
cincts throughout the county.
Senator Handlers company Of Black
Kentuckians which will appear at the Eu-
rska Opera House on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of next week Is composed entirely
Of colored artists. and the press throughout
the State speaks in highest terms Of the
entertainments given.
Voters are reminded that now Is the
proper time to see to It that then names
are properly enrolled on the poll lists.
Judge Wilson has the registry books open
at his office in the Court House, and is
ready TO accommodate all those who are
entitled to vote at the next election.
Sage hen hunters bring all kinds Of re
ports from the hunting grounds. Some
say the birds are scarce, and others that
they are plentiful. Some insist that the
chicks are too small, while others are posi-
tive they are large enough for anybody.
This item Is supposed to prove satisfac-
tory all parties.
Il. ". ". NnitmOre 10 uoW ptoPoAou w
receive contributions for the relief OF the
star wing millions in India. By an arrange
ment with the different express companies
all contributions to this fund will be for
warded to the New York COMMITTEES OF
One Hundred free of charge, and any
sums will be accepted, no matter how
small.
BY the semi annual a~pportionment OF
State school moneys. q statement OF which
appears in another column. it will be seen
that Eureka county gets s3,09b.s5. In
the corresponding apportionment last year
this county received 50, 9S7. 10, an increase
this year over last of S40s. 60. This will
be appreciated by the different dictricts,
and enable each school to do a little better
work the coming year than during the one
Just closed.
MIR. Thompson, Of the firm OF Hubbard
q Thompson Of Eau Claire, Wis, was In
Eureka this week and completed o deal