Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-23

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there is still considerable snow 81 Ham
ilton.
Frank Butler and Dave James Left Eu.
reks on Wednesday for Tonspsh, and
both have promised TO send Q written
description Of che new camp 10 their
friends in Eureka. together with their
opinion Of conditions as they exist there
81 the present time.
Mrs. f. Morris and daughter, Hattie,
will leave on Monday mornings train
for San Francisco. Mrs. Morris will re-
turn TO Eureka in about . month, but
Miss Hattie will remain away for an In
definite period, Is ID is her intention 10
attend school in the city.
All the dams across Pine Creek ss the
E. & p. Hay Ranch. which had been
used for irrigstins purposes. were swept
away by the food which passed through
that section recently. and Paul Lane Wal
In Palissde this week 70 purchase new
simbers for replacing them.
When Charley Brossemer came down
town Tuesday morning to open up the
San Francisco Brewery saloon. the lock
on the iron doors refused to work, and
he found ID necessary TO secure the ser
vices Of George Young before be could
gain On entrance to the building.
The remarkably pleasant weather OF
the past three weeks was interrupted
Friday morning by the appearance OF
lowering skies, and snow has been fall
ing intsrmittingIy during the day. The
barometer began falling Thursday even
ing, and still indicates . stormy period.
Principal r. A. MoClellsnd Of the
Ruby Hill public school received this
week something new and novel in the
way Of . musical instrument. IL is
called the Baby Folding Organ, and is
said to be capable Of producing harmoni-
Gus music, which in volume will equal
that Of Q much larger instrument.
The ranchers in the vicinity Of Eureka
evidently intend doing considerable
fencing this season. Phil Paroni re-
ceived on Thursday Q consignment Of
81 $50 pounds Of bsrbed wire, and there
are 1000 pounds yet to come, all OF
which, Mr.. Paroni says. has been en-
gagged by the rsnchers in this locality.
Herbert w. Lawrence and A. G..
Spencer left Eureka Monday morning by
private conveyance for Ely. where the
former has taken q position with the Ro-
bust Mining and Milling Company,
while Mr.. Spencer will devote his atten-
tion to soliciting business for the Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF New York,
Of which he is the special agent.
The Eureka public school will close on
Friday, March %. for Q weeks vacation,
during which Principal Winfrey and
Assistant Principal Jameson will visit
Salt Lake City. and from there Professor
Winfrey will make . trip to De Lamar,
whsre Is Grand Chancellor Commander
Of the Knights Of Pyshiss he will pay
On official visit TO the Lodge 81 that
place.
Mrs. II. Rogantini purchased from
| Tom Williams this week the j. G. John
son property located in the southern part
Of town. near Matt Hoey's blacksmith
shop. Mrs. Rogantini and other mem.
bers Of her family expect to make regu-
lar trips to Eureka from Duokwater the
coming Summer with fruit and produce.
and this property will be occupied by
them while ct this end Of the route.
w. A. Moore came up from Newark
Valley Monday evening accompanied by
Mrs. Luce and her granddaughter. Miss
| Nevada Butler. The ladies took . pri-
vste conveyance Tuesday morning for
the ranch Of James Butler in Monitor
Valley. and after . visit will 90 on to
Tonspah. MI. Moore says the cattle in
his nsighborhood have gone through the
| Winter in good condition and that very
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