Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-10-06
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Joe Meister of Newark spent several
DAVIS in town this week.
Mrs. NJ. Furth has returned from q
months visit with friends at Duckwater.
.Julius Minoletti came in from Diamond
Valley with q load Of ba led hay on Thurs
day.
Superintendent Abbott and J. M. Re.
oua came up from Palisade by Tuesdays
train.
Martin Brown returned home on Tuesday
from a trip to Reno and other points on
the @. p.
Dr. Fl. Hagar is fitting up offices in the
Masonic and Odd Fellows building on
Clark street.
Mrs. E. r. Keen left by Mondays train
for a visit with Mrs. i. A. Limbaugh at
title Mountain.
--latest quotations for silver are 6S2 cents.
Lead is settled for at Salt Lake at the es-
tablished price, 81.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. 16, +. & A. NJ, on
Saturday at 1880 o'clock P. NJ.
Ralph Irwin passed through Eureka on
Wednesday for Austin with a load OF APP
pies from his Duckwater ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roseberry Of
TuscarorA are visiting Mrs. Roseberry's
sister, Mrs. +. +. Butler Of Eureka.
Il. Boomhower and daughter, Miss
Clara, came up from Garden Valley on
Wednesday for a short visit in Eureka.
Mrs. Il. j. Doak has been seriously i'll
for a week past with a complicated stom-
ach trouble, and requires constant care and
attention.
Mahlon Ridge came over from Cortez
on Saturday Of last week and is still here,
having been detained by the serious Illness
Of his mother.
Jack Pardy was engaged last week in
surveying land for Bernardo Siri in Dia-
mond Valley. Mr.. Sri has located three
springs in that locality.
Miss Nettie Mckenzie, a sister Of Mrs.
NJ. s. Bonniheld Of Carson, has been en-
gagged to teach the school at Gerald, near
Palisade, in this county.
William Leighton came up from the
whalen Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany's properties at Alpha on Sunday last
and remained several days.
The joint statement of the County Audi
tor and Treasurer for the quarter ending
September 80 appears on the fourth page
Of this issue Of the SENTINEL.
Sol. Hip, State Live Stock Inspector,
who has been at Ely for the past month,
came in on Thursday and left Friday
morning for his home at Reno.
Prospective candidates for Office should
bear In mind that today Saturday is the
last day on which nominating petitions
may be filed with the County Clerk.
Paul Lane and family, Miss Neva Plum
mer, Miss Mollie Brown, and Jane Jones
returned to Pine Valley by Tuesdays
train from the Reno and Carson fairs.
The nominating petitions for county
and township officers thus far filed with the
County Clerk number ~thirty-three, as
against twenty-five this time last week.
Jack Rosevsar Of Warm Springs, White
Pine county, came in this week to meet
his brother, Joseph, who has been at Salt
Lake City for some time past for medical
treatment.
Having disposed Of his grocery business
j. Wesley Lambert requests all those who
are indebted to him to call and settle as
soon as convenient. See his notice in an
other column.
A liberal reward is offered for the return
to the SENTINEL Office of o diamond ring
which was lost at the Depaoli ranch on
Sunday, September 16. See advertisement
In another column.
Bert L. Smith left Wednesday morning
for California and expected to be absent
two weeks. After attending to some bust
ness matters at San Francisco he will visit
Mrs. Smith at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Seraphine Rogantini, who was in
town from Duckwater this week. reports
that the ranchers in that locality and at
Currant Creek have finished their thresh-
ing and the yield of grain is very good.
Barney McKernan, who was formerly
engaged in the coal and teaming business
In Eureka, arrived here this week from
Quinn River, Idaho, en- route to his ranch
In Steptoe Valley, White Pine county.
The number of voters registered in Eu-
reka precinct has reached 27S. The regis
try books will close on Saturday, October
20. and every voter should see to it that
his name is on the list before that date.
The call for a meeting Of the Republi-
can County Central Committee, with a re-
quest that all Republicans call upon the
Secretary and sign the roll Of the Mckin-
ley Club, appears elsewhere in this issue.
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