Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-18
LOCAL ENTiON.

NhtH' AN0N@1 $3.50 "NNa
at the loft ranch.
Hon. Thomas Robinson Of Newark wa
In town on Thursday.
Frank Wilson Of Monitor Valley was a
Eureka visitor this week.
VIM. Mendes Of Duck water was in town
q couple of days this week.
c. C. Wallace, who spent a few days
here last week looking after his mining in.
t%erests, left by Mondays train for Reno.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock.
On Saturday last a son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Anderson at the Diamond
mine. The little one died the following
day.
A social dance will be given at the Opera
House this friday evening. 1t will he
under the management of Prof. Felix
Rice.
Sheriff Burdick went to Alpha Friday
to serve the papers In the Whslen suit on
Harry L. Muma, now 10 charge Of the
mine.
James Butler, District Attorney of Nye
county, accompanied by Mrs. Butler. was
in from Monitor Valley this week for sup
plies.
Latest quotations for silver are 81 cents.
Lead, at average of New York sales for
previous week, Is settled for at Salt
Lake at 81.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Eureka & Palisade Railroad will be
held in Eureka next Monday morning at
s:l5 o'clock.
ID. r. Grey, Travelling Freight Agent Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
came up on Thursdays train, returning
the following morning.
Grand Master Jacobs Of the 1. o. o. i.
will arrive at Eureka on Thursday next,
and on that evening there will be a special
meeting Of the local Lodge.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell went TO San Francisco
on NCdntHhaJt Nid bh e itNhih WIN W
accompanied by Miss Kitty, whose health
Is said to be greatly improved.
Superintendent Chas. Read came upI
from Salt Lake City on Thursday and will
remain until the first Of the week looking
after his mining interests here.
James Morrison Of Antelope Valley
went to Salt Lake City on Saturday last
for medical treatment. Ii Is understood
that he Is afflicted with a cancer.
Miss Susie A. Mulcoy has been elected
TO teach the school in the South Fork Dis
trict, Elko county. and will leave by Mon
days train TO begin her duties.
Up to the present time only 100 voters
s,Ave been registered in this election pre-.
cinet, but there is plenty Of time yet for
the Others TO get their names on the list.
Governor Sadler came up from Carson
ON Tuesday and will remain for some time
attending to business matters here. lie Is
accompanied by Mrs. Sadler and his young
est son.
There will be no Sunday School at the
Episcopal church next Sunday, but all who
had q pleasant time at the picnic will be
expected to be out in full force the Sunday
following.
DIR. Hagar and son arrived at Eureka
Sunday evening from Huntington where
the doctor had been paying a visit to his
father, and will remain here for an indeh-
mite period.
The house of the late Jake Kuchel on
Ruby Hill was sold recently, and while
workmen were engaged in tearing 1t down
this week they found a tin can containing
twenty dollars.
The Ruby Hill Sunday school picnic
which was given at the italian ranch last
Saturday was largely attended, many 60
ing out from Eureka, and all had a thor
oughly good time.
DIR. C. l.. Hammond returned on Satur-
day last from an extended visit in Chicago.
He reports Mrs. Hammond to be much i'm
proved in health and says she will return
TO Eureka next month.
Mrs. J. Jewell, who has been visiting
relatives on Ruby Hill, left on Tuesday for
her home at Ogden. She was accompanied
by Mrs. May Nicholas, who will be her
guest for several weeks.
Miss Sophie Berg underwent an opera
tion ia the Waldeck Sanitarium at San
Francisco q few days ago and is rapidly
recovering from its effects. She VIII be
able to leave the hospital in about a week.
James Henderson came up from San
Francisco on Tuesday and will emain a
few weeks visiting with relatives and
friends in Eureka. He is now holding the
position of second assistant foreman in the
Examiner office.
Merrill M. Fletcher, Superintendent oil
the Eureka Water Works, has a notice IN
another column in which he warns all per-
sons against sprinkling lawns and gardens.