Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-11-09

csoroe Clarke is reported to be still in q
very critical condition.
Ned Clark Of the Blue Eagle ranch came
in Thursday on a business trip.
James McDougal Of Newark Valley was
in Eureka several days this week.
Attorney Peter Breen left for Duck
water Wednesday on legel business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kind returned
Saturday from their visit in California.
William Mendes made a flying trip to
Eureka early this week from Duckwater.
Bert l.. Smith returned home Saturday
from his trip to the western portion OF the
State.
Sol Hip arrived In Eureka on Tuesdays
train and left for Ely the next day by
private conveyance.
Dennis McEllin has recovered sufficiently
to make a trip to San Francisco and LETT
on Wednesday train.
Prof. Felix Rice will give a ball at the
Eureka Opera House Thanksgiving night.
More particulars next week.
There will be a special meeting of st.
Johns Chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, on Sat
urday evening at 7 o'clock.
Y. Boomhower and daughter, Miss Clara,
are up from California on a visit to AL
Clayton and family at Alpha.
Walter Moore loaded up Friday with
supplies at the Z. & p. r. r. depot for
Fish Lake Valley, Nye county.
Mccoy Fitzgertld arrived from California
by Mondays train. He expects to remain
several weeks attending to business mat
tiers.
John McNaughton and Sam Carter Of
Ruby Hill left Monday on a hunting and
prospecting trip in the northern end Of the
county.
Mrs. J. b. Fallini, who has been very
i'll for some time past at Typo, is now re-
ported to be in a fair way Of recovering her
health.
Doc Harris. who came over from Ham,
ilton about ten days ago for medical treat
ment, returned Wednesday, much improved
in health.
Charles Born came. in from Bald Mount.
ain the first of the week, and has been en-
gagged in Strengthening out some Of his
mining affairs.
A letter received here this week from
Tonopah states that Mrs. A. Mckay, who
recently returned TO the new camp, is
quite i'll there.
Henry Kendall, who ZONE time ago cut
his hand with a scraper, and has since
been suffering with blood poisoning, we
learn is somewhat improved.
Joe Tognoni was up from Duckwater
this week on legal business connected with
his water suit, which is expected to be tried
here shortly in the District Court.
John Hancock, ST.. left for San Fran
cisco by Mondays train. He expects to be
absent several weeks, and before returning
will visit Tacoma, Washington.
The County Commissioners have ap-
pointed Joseph Raine Of Palisade Constable
of that township, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of N. Hawkins.
Miss Norma Downey and young sister,
Alice, left Monday for their home in Lar
annie, Wyoming, after a three months
visit to their sister, Mrs. B. L. Smith.
Lew Pedlar, while at work in the Dia.
mond mine last Wednesday, had a piece
of steel fly into his eye. He came to Eu'
reka and had the piece Of metal removed.
Mrs. Joseph Ferraro has returned to hel
home in Palisade after a three months
stay ia Oakland, Cal, during which TIME
she studied music under Mrs. Oscar Mans
feldt.
Besides other freight at the Z. b P. de
pot. consigned to Ely, are two carloads oil
canned goods for w. b. Graham and
large pump and boiler for the Chairman
Company.
A successor to Postmaster Sol Triple o
Ruby Hill has not yet been appointed
Mr.. Triple desires to vacate the Office anC
remove to Eureka, where he shortly intend
going into business.
o. S. Wattles last week sold in Tonopal
seven head of horses, raised by him on hi
range at Fish Lake Valley, for $50 a head
The animals average weight was from
1000 to !, 400 pounds.
r. A. Laird, II. G. McTerney and VIM
Haworth left Monday with a coinplet'
camping and prospecting outfit. The,
were headed north, but what their object
i've point was we are unable to state.
r. J. Dawson. General Manager of tn
Chairman Company arrived in Eurek'
Tuesday from Salt Lake and left for Ell.
Wednesday. He was accompanied by hi
brother. who is from Bath, New York.
Rev. Father Manion leaves Saturday TO
his usual paroohisl visit along the line o
the railroad and into Utah. He will hol
.ary;oas ~ EILo on Sunday Noyember 10