Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-10-19
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ley spent Saturday in Eureka.
J. G.. Ford returned Saturday from
business trip to Elko and Lovelock.
Mrs. Julia Brown, after a months visi
to Reno returned home last Saturday.
Miss Edith Swick, who is teaching il
Cortez, made a short visit home this week
Miss Clorinda Rebagleatti has been il
with intermittent fever for several day
past.
Assessor w. j. Hooper returned Thurs
day from his visit to the western part Of
the State.
The Bartlett toddard party arrived in
Tonapah Friday. October II, after a five
days trip.
w. j. Tonkin this week sold something
over 100 head of cattle to Thomas Griffin,
the Carlin buyer.
NJ. @. Foster returned Saturday from q
three weeks, visit to San Francisco much
improved in health.
Harold Tonkin has returned from
several months visit to the ranch OF his
uncle, W. J. Tonkin.
Latest quotation for silver is 57h cents
Lead. New York Exchange, S4.37a. AT
Salt Lake City, $3.50.
Supt. II. A. jackson of the Rocco
Homestake mine near Hamilton made a
visit home this week.
Mrs. Fl. G. McTerney returned home
Saturday after a three months visit with
relatives in California.
Rody McMenomy ia i'll in Reno with
intermittent fever and has been confined to
his room for over a week.
There will be a regular meeting OF Eure-
ka Commandery No. 2, K. T., this (Satur-
day. evening at z o'clock.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner has moved her
household effects to the Diamond Mine,
where she will reside in the future.
Miss Jennie Mulcoy leaves Monday to
take charge Of the school at the Flynn
place in Ruby Valley, Elko county.
The report of the Auditor and Treasurer
for the quarter ending September 80, 1901,
will be found on the fourth page Of this
issue.
The condition Of George Clarke, who
has been very i'll with dropsy at his home
in Eureka for several weeks past, is very
critical.
Thos. Griffin, the cattle buyer Of Carlin,
was in Garden Valley this week looking
at a number Of cattle that are being held
for sale there.
NJ. b. Bartlett and Charles Kenzie, both
Eureka men, are putting up a building in
Tonapah 3Ox36 feet, to be used as a store
by Clay Peters.
Mrs. NJ. Dougherty, formerly OF Fish
Creek, Eureka county, has purchased q
residence in Reno, where she will make her
home in the future.
Paul Lane this week purchased all the
cattle belonging to W. H.. Ennor of Pine
Valley. The band number about l75 head
and are now being delivered.
Judge w. d. Jones of this district has
been holding a term of court this week in
Reno in the place of Judge Curler, who
is seriously i'll in San Francisco.
The Diamond Springs School District
in Diamond Valley has been discontinued
on account of there being an insufficient
number of children to draw school money
The Elko Free Press of October l.
announced that George w. Grayson and
+. d. Waltz, prominent cattle men o.
the north end of this county, had been in
Elko several days.
The Eureka and Ely telephone line hal
been out of order nearly all week on &C
count of the wires this side Of Hamilton be
ing down. The line was put in service
again Friday morning.
Mrs. Louis Zadow and daughter, Mis-
Selma, passed through Eureka en- route t.
their home in Hamilton after a few weeks
visit in San Francisco. Mrs. Zadow il
much improved in health.
Charles Cobb, who was accidentally sho'
in the stomach several weeks ago in Ham
ilton. has recovered and is able to be about
He still carries the bullet around, however
but it gives him no trouble.
There are 10. 900 pounds Of freight, prin
cipally merchandise, at the +. & p. depot
awaiting transportation to Belmont. N.Y.
county teams are expected to load thu
freight about the first Of next week.
w. 8. Haworth this week disposed of al
his property in Eureka, consisting o
teams, wagons. barns and houses, to Phi
Brown. and will soon leave for st. Louis
where. we are informed, he will join hi
brother. who is engaged in the live stool
business.