Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-11-17
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Henry L%orrigan and family Of Duck
water we're Eureka visitors this week.
Judge Fitzgerald went to Austin OF
Monday to hold short term of Court.
Fred Plagemsnn of San Francisco spen'
several days on the Base Range this week
Thos. Maggetti of Palissde came up OF
Tuesdays train and returned home tn,
next day.
Mrs. Ike Wolverton came over from
Cortez on Tuesday for a visit with Eureks
friends.
VIM. Leighton came up from the VIVA
len property at Alpha on Thursday, on I
business trip.
Governor Sadler departed on Monday fol
his Diamond Valley ranch, and from there
went on to Carson.
Jake Clough Of Belmont was In Eureks
this week for a load Of supplies, returning
home Friday morning.
Latest quotation for silver Is 65 cents.
Lead is settled for at Salt Lake on the es
tablished basis Of "a.
J. N. Rousey has leased the Sam Henry
house on Spring street, and will occupy II
with his family shortly.
Malcolm Farlinger has returned home
from Ruby Valley and will attend tn,
u:.L CohooIt h;a xV;nta
The name of Mrs. Mary Jones, Chap
lain, was omitted from the list Of officers
Of the o. f. 8. published last week.
Al Clayton this week shipped a carload
Of horses and another Of cows to the Sar
Francisco market from Garden Valley.
DIR. M. J. Davis delivered his third lee
ture before the High School Senior Clas,
this friday afternoon IN ''The Blood"
Dave 4. Bailey, a former well known
citizen of Eureka. but now residing at Ia
coma, Wash, is spending a few weeks in
San Francisco.
Miss Lamb of Reno passed through En-.
reks on Tuesday en- route TO Hike, Lin.
coin county, where she will teach the Win.
ter term Of school.
For two weeks past Charles Ruben and
William Davis have been engaged in doine
development work in the mines Of the Ruby
Hill Tunnel Company.
Battle Mountain Nevadan: Albert Viii
liams of Eureka, brother Of Mrs. v. A.
Limbaugh, has accepted a position in the
Horton Company's store at this place.
Simeon Wenban, who became seri.
ously i'll at Cortez about two weeks ago,
and taken to San Francisco for medical
treatment, is reported to be improving. i,
II. w. Todd, the young man who had
been assisting Operator Spinner in the tel.
egraph Office here for the past three weeks,
left last Monday for his home at Ogden.
II. A. jackson, Superintendent of the
Rocco-H omestake mine at Hamilton, left
with his family on Wednesday for Califor-
mia, where they will remain several
months.
Joe Ferraro. joint agent of the G. p.
and K. & Z. at Palisade, who has been on
a two months trip to the East, accompan'
led by his wife, is expected to return home
this week.
Mrs. Fred Sutton and Miss Kittie Win
cell left Alpha on Friday morning for Salt
Lake City. The SESTIREL was in error
last week in stating that they intended
going to Butte, Mont.
E. Boomhower. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Clara, left on Wednesday
for Woodland, Cal, and later will go on
TO HOLSTER, where the other members OF
the family are now residing.
The official returns from White Pine
county give Charles Greene a majority Of
nine over ii. A. Comins for State Sena-
tor, and j. b. Williamson for Assessor
beats his opponent by twelve votes.
Charley Mcbride of Pine Valley and
Earl Bassett, night operator at Palisade,
came up on Tuesdays train and are still
here enjoying the hospitality of Eureka.
Nick Simonsen came in from his Cold
Creek ranch last Sunday. accompanied by
his wife, and left the next morning for San
Francisco, where he will spend a few
months under medical treatment. Mr..
Simonsen suffered some ago with a severe
attack Of heart failure. and although con.
sidersbly improved at the present time,
concluded that a course Of treatment in
the city would hasten his complete recov-
cry.
To Wed Next Wednesday.