Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-02-09
MENTION.

The latoet NeW
silver, is 6ls. Lead s4.oo'
Mike Donnslly returned home on
ros,dsy from . "trip to Butte, Montana.
81. Johns Chapter No. s. R. A. M,
n.o,s this Saturday. evening OF Z
o'clock.
Thsrs will be Q regular meeting oil
r,rek. Commaudery No. 2, X. T., his
saturday. evening 81 ] o'clock.
The Eureka and Ruby Hill school re-
,or., are unavoidably crowded out OF shis
;,sus, bat will appear next week.
Thomas Summersll, who has been seri-
oosly i'll at Palissde for three weeks past
ia now reported to be improving.
A. G. Spencer, special agent OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York, 10 spending . few days in Eureka
Senator P. H. Hjul has the thanks Oh
the SENTINEL for copies OF the o'is ~
troduced in the upper house oil the Leg
stature.
Mr.. A. f. Kaye of Winnemuccs
passed through Pslissde on Monday last
on her way to Ogden, Utah, for a visit
with relatives.
The u.u.l religious services will be
held at the Catholic church nexs sunday
a. 10 o'clock a. NJ. Sunday school be-
gins At 2 o'clock.
chr;..isn Science services will be held
Al the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, instead OF III A. NJ.
=. heretofore. Subject: Soul"
Mrs. w. II. O'Neil Of Elko, daughter
nj Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Ford, arrived
hare on Thursday from q trip to Califor-
MIA. where she had been for medical
treatment.
Az the result OF . horse falling upon
him one day this week. j. P. Raine OF
Pine Valley is laid up with q sprsined
ankle, bat the injury is not considered
to be at ell serious.
". II. Sweeney. who was so badly
burned about the face and hands some
weeks ago. made his appearance down
town on Thursday Of this week, for the
frat time since the accident.
Edgar Sadler is in town from Diamond
Valley awaiting instructions regarding
the shipment to California Of $50 head Of
horses belonging to the Diamond Valley
Land and Live Stock Company.
VIM. Whslen returned to Alpha last
Saturday from . trip to Chicago. lie
was accompanied by an Eastern gentle
man. who will look over the Whslen
stoperties with q view to investing.
Ia the matter OF the estate Of +. j..
~Bremenkampf, deceased. q decree oil
settlement Of accounts and . final distri-
button Of the estate 10 the heirs, was
made in the District Court this week.
Mrs. VIM. Zadow and son, Willie.
departed on Monday for San Francisco.
Daring her absence Mrs. Zadow will
visit her relatives at her old home IN
Grass Valley. and on the return trip
will spend 9 short time at Carson.
DR.. NJ. j.. Davis vent over to Ely on
Wednesday to attend Major Treeoe, who
il said to bs seriously i'll at that place.
He was accompanied on the trip by John
Weber, who was on his way home iron
Carson, where he attended . meeting OF
Nsvsda's Presidential Electors.
Superintendent II. A. Jackson OF the
Rocco omestAke Nevada mine At Ham
nton, writing from that place to b. l..
Smith OF Eureka under date Of February
8, reports having uncovered . new body
of the usual high-grade ore. which meas
ures more than 9 foot in width ct q very
important point in the mine.
w. D. Stewart, superintendent of the
Dssa estate in this county, who. with
bis wife. has been on Q visit to his old
home in Scotland, returned home on
Friday Of last week. Nj. Stewart says
that Oliver Benson and wife. who
crossed the ocean with them on the trip
60 Europe. are still in Sweden.
J. B. Bale has resigned his position
with P. Paroni. and intends engaging in
rsnching on the Four-Eyed Nick place
IS soon ss he can erect the necessary
building for his family to reside in. He
hes just purchased two frame buildings
in Eureka, and will have them torn
down. the lumber to be used in the con,
strucsion Of the new house on the ranch.
George W. Halstead Of Currant Creek
has taken . ive-yeArs lease OF the DeFlon
ranch on Duckwater. The lease eoes
into effect on March l. and includes ali
the cattle and other stock owned by the
late Lars A. DeFlon. Mrs. DeFIon and
children have decided to make their