Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-01-19
LOCAL MENTfOh.

Ray Broy started on Friday LOT . VIII
"a Carson and San Francisco.
Charles Minolstti Of Hamilton spent
.svsrsl days in Eureka this week.
Tom Dixon is 10 San Francisco, where
hs 4, receiving treatment for his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Wilson OF Moni
tor Valley are making q short visit IN
Eureka.
Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald left wednesday
for Carson, where she will make her home
for the future.
Frank and John Kopp returned home
on Thursday from visit Of several weeks
with relatives 10 California.
Fred Mannheim left Friday morning fof
Carson, where he expects to secure :
clerkship in the Legislature.
Christian Science services will be held
At the Presbyterian Church next sunday
morning ct IL O'Clock. Subject; Truth.
william H. Smith of Newark Valley.
who has been in poor health for some
time past, left Friday morning for San
Fr.nci.co for medical trestment.
]. n. Rousey closed his saloon on Mon
d.v Of this week. and surrendered pos
session Of the building to the owner. hi'
nl.ns for the future have not been de-
cided upon.
Professor Victor Dornberger OF the
Loyslock school. and q former principal
of the school at Ruby Hill. has been sp.
pointed secretary Of the Lovelock Cream
cry Company.
The Eureka & PAlisade Railroad Com
many has Q force of men employed at the
Hay Ranch this week in building the
stock shipping corral recently mentioned
10 the SENTINEL.
DIR. Mccoy Cbsppell left by Frids,
mornings train for Carson City, where
he expects to make his future home. His
many friends in Eureka will wish him
-.
success in his new field Of labor.
J. P. McOmie, one Of the former own
ers OF the Chairman mine ct Ely, passed
through Eureka Wednesday. sccompsn-
led BY his wife, on . visit to San Fran
cisco. They expect to return about sbe
first OF March.
10 10 expected that Judge Jones will
arrive in Eureka by Saturdays train,
and will hold his first tsrm OF Court on
the following Monday. when the case oil
w. ]. Tonkin vs.. Maggie Winzsll ct 81.
is set for hearing.
NJ. Ksrsky announces 9 special sale oil
ladies and gentlemen's wearing apparel
for ninety days. during which time all
goods in these lines will be sold ct actual
cost. The advertisement will be found
in another column.
Those interested in the hair bride at
the San Francisco Brewery are notified
that it will be awarded to the proper
party on Saturday evening. January 10,
aud all are invited to be present and zee
the transfer made.
Hon. John Tore came up from Cali
fornia on Tuesday on one Of his period
cal visits, and will remsin several days
looking after his interests at this place
Mr.. Tore announce that it 10 his inten
ton to return to Eureka next Summer
to reside.
Henry Kind' has extended the time
within which oil those who are indebted
to the late Henry Keuchel may make
settlement to February Is. and give
warning that 10 further extension viii
be granted. The notice will be fount
elsewhere in this issue.
Rev. Father Manion left Friday morn
ing for Carlin in response to Q Telegram
s%ummoning him to the bedside of Mrs
job, who 10 seriously i'll ct that place. Al
consequence there will be no services
at the Catholic church in Eureka ON th,
coming Sunday.
n. u. Goss. who for several years hello
the position Of engineer and t~ime.keepel
81 the Diamond mine. stopped at Eurek.
last Tuesday for q short visit with old
time friends. Since his departure from
here Mr.. Goss has been conducting a,
orange grove at Palermo. Butte county
California. and at the time of his visi
here was on his way home from . visi
TO Salt Lake City.
The bus team, which was Left IN
hisohed 81 the depot for q few moment
Wednesday morning, concluded that i
was about time to return home. and the,
made the trip up town at 9 lively gait
aud had it not been that they came int,
collision with . Western Union TELEGRAPH
pole on Main street, would probably hav,
reached the livery barn without an acct
aene. As ID was, however, the double