Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-20
G MENTION.

this week.
Hon Thos. Wren has been in Eureka
the past week on legal business.
A social dance will be given at Miners
Union Hall, Ruby Hill, this friday
night.
Charles Mcbride Of Palissde left last
week for San Francisco for medical treat
ment.
Miss Nora Naples Of Pine Valley left
last week for a visit to friends In San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Smith has returned
home, after several months visit to rels-
tiyes in California.
]. J. Hylton Of Mound Valley went TO
Kansas City this weak. taking 1865 head Of
prime beef steers.
Pine county were in Eureka on legal
business this week.
st. Johns Chapter No. 8, r. A. NJ,
meets this Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
Installation of officers.
There will be a regular meeting Of Eu-
reka ~Commandery Nc. 2, X. T., this
Saturday evening at Z o'clock.
The case Of Robinson vs. Swales and
Sweeney is expected to come up for trial in
the District Court next Tuesday.
C. J. Jones, representing the harness
firm Of Main & Winchester Of San Fran.
cisco, arrived in Eureka Tuesday.
Walter Moore drove over from Nye
county this week, bringing james o'Brien,
who returns here to attend school.
Amy and Jim Ford arrived last Satur-
day from Elko. where they have been
visiting their sister. Mrs. VIM. ofNeil.
The usual religious services viii be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock.
Cattle in the vicinity Of the Buttes, Nye
county, are reported to be affected with
black leg, and a number nave died OF the
disease.
w. ]. Tonkin left by Wednesdays train
for a visit to relatives at 0swego, New
York. lie expects TO be gone q month
or more.
Latest quotations for silver are 59t cents.
Lead, at average Of New York sales for
previous week, was settled for at Salt
Lake at ~ 57i.
Az. U..l.. Nu:...l r.. Inar Janyarnnslv
sick at st Luke's Hospital. San Francisco.
for some time past. The last report is that
she is slightly improved.
VIM. Shultes and Mahlon Ridge OF
Cortez, who have been in Eureka on jury
duty during the past week, left for their
homes Friday morning.
Bert L. Smith, executor of the estate OF
J. W. Lambert, has = notice In another
column requesting all persons indebted TO
that estate to make payment at once.
H.. A. McKim has purchased the Orrin
Moore house on Mob Hill adjoining his
own property and will build from it an
addition Of two rooms to his dwelling.
Sadie and Lenore Boomhower, who spent
their Christmas vacation At their fathers
ranch in Garden Valley, arrived home by
last Saturdays train, making the trip
alone.
The following teachers Of the Eureka
school arrived In Eureka last week; j. G..
Gwartney, r. A. McClelland, Miss NJ. U.
Myers. Miss Isa Wright and Misc Stella
Rhodes.
Miss Handright Of Providence, r. l.,
arrived 10 Eureka last Tuesday. She came
to visit her uncle. Josh Tingley and her
cousin Mrs. Thos. Williams. She is now
with Mrs. Williams at the Diamond mine.
T. P. Mack of Dayton. Nevada, arrived
here by Tuesdays train. He came over in
the interest OF Governor Sadler, TO make q
map Of the mining property concerned in
the case Of X. Sadler vs.. G. +. Wittenberg
ct al.
For two trips this week the blackboard
vas late and, although the postofice was
apt p until 1890 o'clock, we did not
81 our mail until the next morning. We
would suggest that the contractor try an
automobile.
Mrs. II. Rogantini was in from Duck
water Wednesday. She says that q large
barn is being built on the Irwin place, the
loves part Of which will accommodate six
teen horses. The upper part viii be used
Tor sioring hay and grain.
Mrs. X. Ryland and son Of Reno vent to
san Francisco this week to spend the balance
otthe Winter. Mrs. Ryland takes her son
there In hope that a change Of climate will
benefit his health, which has been poor
since an attack Of typhoid fever he had last
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