Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-04-20
LOCAL MENTION.

Rowdy MoMenomy was up from Fish
Creek on Thursday.
Willard d. Thompson arrived from
Salt Lake City Thursday.
John Erickson, who has been laid up
with . broken leg for several weeks, 10
now able to be ont on crusches.
There will be . regular meeting OF
Eureka Commaudery No. 2, X. T., this
(Saturdsy) evening 81 7:30 o'clock.
The latest New York quotation for
silver, lie $50 cents. Lesd-Exchsngs.
s4.37b. At Salt Lake City, $3.50.
The huge whirlwinds that prevailed
in Eureka Thursday would seem to In
dictate that Summer 10 near at hsnd.
Buruie Byrne, we'll known in this part
of the country, whore be was raised. has
opened the Miners Hotel Al Tuscsrors.
John Z. Manuel left on Wednesdays
train for Bate, Montsns, 10 resume
work in one OF the mines 81 shat place.
Mrs. Louis Zsdow Of Hamilton. who
has been in Eureka during the week for
medical attention, will return home next
Sunday.
w. s. Haworth has been laid mp dur
ing the week with . sore foot. . heavy
sack Of ore having fallen upon ID last
Saturday.
The Brown Hotel Office and barroom
are undergoing . thorough renovation
and will soon present . handsome sp-
pearance.
The usual religious services will be
held at the Catholic church next Sunday
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school be-
gins al 2 o'clock.
j. II. Jury Of Ruby Hill has bought
one OF George Gsvin's nobby top buggies.
and now has the neatest turnout between
Eureka and Ruby Hill.
At the special meeting Of the Board
OF Commissioners held Last Saturday
Claude K. Ford was appointed Sheep In
spector for Eureka county.
Miss Emma Merchant Of Beowawe,
having passed . successful examination,
will graduate from the Nevada Business
College ct Elko this term.
Miss Flora Witsenberg spent several
days in Eureka last week before assum-
ing her duties as the new tescher Of the
school 81 Diamond Springs.
The Commissioners have received no.
tice that the new road contracted to be
built by Thomas Jewell near Pslissde
was completed lsst Saturday.
L. p. Gilman OF the Chairman Mining
Company arrived from Ely by private
conveyance on Thursday and took Fri.
days train for San Francisco.
A called meeting Of Eureka Lodge No.
I6. f. & A. NJ, will be held this lSatur-
day. evening. April 20. 81 7 o'clock sharp,
for work in the second degree.
Mrs. NJ. Sutton and Miss Kitty Win
zeli have gone to Salt Lake City. the
former TO remain permanently. and Miss
Winzell to visit for . few weeks.
D. A. Roberts Of Toledo. Ohio. passed
through Eureka early in the week to
Typo, where he will be employed by the
Tybo Mining & Reduction Company.
The Ford Live Stock Company will
mmen shearins their sheep Saturday
at the shsaring grounds near Cottonwood
Park, about nine miles north Of Eureka.
Surveyor John Psrdy returned Tues
day from Duokwater, where be had been
engaged during the past ten days survey
ing the ranch property Of ]. G. Tognoni.
Fred and Clarence Kind are preparing
the building south OF the Kind grocery
store for use as . fruit and vegetable
stand. They will be ready for business
on May /.
The SENTINEL learns that several resi-
dents OF Ruby Hill sre negotiating for
dwelling houses in Eureka. with the in
tention of coming here to reside in the
near future.
William Robertson this week painted
signs for the Johnson Mercantile Company
and Ernest Msu. which have been swung
TO The breeze in front Of their respective
business places.
Mrs. Abram Laird this week received
news OF the serious illness Of her father
at Homecoming. Maryland. His sickness is
due to tumors Of the stomach, and his
condition is prsoarious.
John Merisldo has erected . Temporary
fence alongside his residence premises on
Gold street TO protect his young trees
from being eaten by cattle, having been
granted permission to do 90 by the Board