Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-18
q IGNITION

Assessor w. J. Hooper left for The
north end Of the county Wednesday
morning.
Miss Ruby Mechanics left on Wednes.
d.y mornings train for . short visit Of
San Francisco.
The johnson Mercantile Company re.
oeiyed two carloads Of Phoenix -four by
Tuesdays train.
Mrs. Fred Turner has joined her hus.
band, who is working 1t the Bay State
mine at Newark.
Rory Mechanics has lost . fountain
pen and will be duly grateful 10 the
finder for its return.
Mrs. NJ. Roberts has rented the jack
Perry corner from Mrs. M. Morris and
10 fitting ii up for use 90 . bakery.
The second insssllment Of taxes must
be paid before Monday, June 3. after
which date they will be delinquent.
The latest New York quotation for
silver. is sol cents. Lesd-ExchaDgs.
s4.37t. At Salt Lake City. $3.50.
l.. C. Bsyer. who formerly conducted
barber shop In Eureka, has taken
charge Of the Depot Hotel barber shop
at Elko.
John Northey arrived on Tuesdsy's
train from Butte City. Moutsns. to
attend the funeral Of his sister, Mrs.
VIM. Laird.
Miss Cora Cronsns left Wednesday
morning to make . several months, visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Chrissisnson. al
Sacramento.
Miss Gustina Bremenksmpf was 8
passenger on Wednesdays train for San
Francisco. She expects to be away for
several weeks.
Phil Paroni received four and . hall
tons OF -four and . quantity Of shorts
and bran Wednesday from J. j. HyIson's
South Fork Mills.
The SFSTISEL notes the presence Of
Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald and DR.. B. J.
Powell and wife st the Sacramento, CAL,
Carnival last week.
Mr.. Rockford, Q mining man OF San
Francisco, arrived by Tuesdays train
and is examining some OF the mines Cd
Prospect Mountain.
Supt. Charles Read Of the Diamond
mine, accompanied by Joseph Arthur,
Sr., OF Ruby Hill, left for Salt Lake on
Friday mornings train.
Governor Ssdler came over from Car
son this week and expects TO remain .
couple of weeks attending to some Of his
private business matters.
A called meeting of Eureka Lodge No.
I6, F. l. A. NJ, will be held this (Sstur-
day. evening. May is. ct 1880 o'clock, for
work in the NJ. NJ. degree.
Tom Weldon, we'll known 10 Eureka.
accidently shot . hole through his right
foot ct Ely last week. and will probably
be laid up for several weeks.
There were shipped this week from
Eureka to the railroad shops 1t Sacrs-
mento 60. $50 pounds of iron from the
old Smoky mill near Hamilton.
A letter received 10 Eureka from Ham
iiton states that the condition Of Mrs.
Louis Zsdow. who has been in poor
health lately, is not improving.
w. s. Haworth. who has been com
PEELED to rsmsin indoors for several
weeks nursing . crushed foot. 10 now
able to be about with the aid Of . cane.
Miss Minnie Ssdler and Miss Neva
Plummsr left Mineral Hill last Sunday
for Carson City. where Miss Plummer
will spend Q few weeks 30 the guest Of
Miss Ssdlsr.
During the week the Z. & P. X. r.
shipped TO Ely twenty tons Of mining
machinery and other freight. Five
thousand pounds Of freight were shipped
to Hamilton.
Lovelook Tribune: Surveyor-G General
Kyle came through Sunday night. He
was joined here by Colonel Lowe, and
the two gentlemen will examine mining
property near Cortez.
Fletcher Bros. have just bought q
team of young horses from Ben PIummer
ct Mineral Hill. They are we'll matched
and give every promise Of making IN
excellent livery team.
Col. t. 81. Lowe. who has been making
an examination Of . number of mining
properties OF the district during the past
week. returned to his Nevada quarters At
Lovelock by Wednesdays train.
JIG. Ford was thrown from . horse At
Fish Creek on Thursday and had his
right shoulder d;.cloc.S H.