Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
q MENTlON.

John Collins, o DuckWater rancner,
Visited Eureka last Thursday.
Walter Moore Of Fish Lake Valley, Nye
county, visited Eureka last Wednesday.
William Prather left Monday to take q
look at the new mining camp Of Tonapah.
Law Henderson and Chris Malatesta have
arrived at Reno from their recent trip to
Tonspah.
Fred Clark, the Ely druggist, passed
through Eureka last Monday en- route to
California.
Mrs. H. Rogantini Of Duckwater visited
Eureka on legal business during the early
part Of the week.
Andy Tenvoord is enthusiastically reno
waiting his barber shop for the reception OF
the Elko visitors.
Latest quotation for silver Is 59t cent?
Lead. New York Exchange, S4.@t. AT
Salt Lake City. $3.50.
Harley b. Banks of Ruby Hill. Eureka
county, has just been granted an original
pension of six per month.
Attorney Bartlett and Carl Stoddard
left Eureka Tuesday for a trip to the Bald
Mountain mines in Elko county.
The family Of Owen Cazar, who pur-
chased the Brown place on Currant Creek.
have recently arrived there from Utah.
County Superintendent Peter Breen will
deliver the address at the closing exercises
of the Ruby Hill public school this friday
evening.
Joe Tognoni came in from Duckwstsr on
Thursday and left Friday morning for
Elko on legal business in connection with
his water suit.
Chester Paul Of Ely, grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Mau Of Eureka, is visiting here
Q few days. He is on his way home
from q trip to San Francisco.
Frank Brossemer and John Ivey returned
by Thursdays train from Reno, where
they attended the recent session Of the
Grand Lodge Of the I. o. o. +.
A called meeting Of Iphigenia Chapter
No. 166, o. Il. s., will be held Tuesday
evening, June Is, at 7:30 o'clock. A full
attendance Of members is requested.
In another column appears q notice by
the Fourth Of July Finance Committee
concerning bids for refreshment privileges
on the baseball and shooting grounds.
The Superintendent Of the Eureka Water
Works has an important notice in to-day's
issue Of the SENTINEL to all those using the
company's water for irrigation purposes.
The Children's Day entertainment held
in the NJ. 4. Church on Ruby Hill last
Sunday evening was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed by all those present.
Frank Butler spent the early part of the
week in Eureka and left Wednesday for
Duckwster to inspect some beef cattle for
the Tonapah market, where he ia butcher
ing.
Oscar Hildebrandt. the piano tuner,
passed through Eureka last Monday en-
route to Austin, and stated to the SEN
rINRL that he would return here in about
four weeks.
DIR. c. Hamilton, the dentist, left Eu.
reka last Wednesday by private conveyance
for Ely. and before returning to Eureka
will make Q professional tour through
White Pine county.
r. ]. Davidson, under whose direction
the new reduction plant Of the Chairman
Mining Company at Ely is to be con-
structed. passed through Eureka Tuesday
from the East en- route to Ely.
+. ID. Elwell. representing the San Fran
cisco Bridge Company, spent Thursday in
Eureka completing the details of his com.
pany's contract for building the new steel
bridge at Beowawe for Eureka county.
Charles Milton Of Utah left last Monday
for Bald Mountain accompanied by John
Erickson and son, Ed, whom he has en-
ployed to do development work on the
Charles Born copper claims at that place.
Sheriff Burdick left Monday for the
Carson penitentiary with Thomas Smith,
sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment.
During Sheriff Burdick's absence James
Bergman has charge Of the Sheriff's Office.
The school census of the Eureka district
up to the present time gives 226 children of
school age. a decrease of seven children
from the census of last year, but Enumera-
tor Clarence Kind will not close his report
until July l.
Dennis McEllin of Hamilton passed
through Eureka Friday on his way to Salt
Lake for a short visit. He was accompa.
MED to Palisade by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
McEllin. who went down to meet their
daughter who is returning from Salt Lake.
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