Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-10-26
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Valley, Elko county.
Peter Carletti cam up from Garden
Valley on Thursdays train.
Frank Mcbride left this week for iona
nah with Frank Butler, by whom he will
be employed.
George Dugan of Hot Creek, Nye county,
was in town during the week with a load
Of fine apples.
Miss Susie Mulcoy has returned home
after completing her school term at Frost
Canyon, Elko county.
Latest quotation for silver is 57s cents
Lead. New York Exchange, S4.37a. AT
Salt Lake City. $500.
p. II. HUI returned Sunday from his
trip 10 Grand Junction, Colorado, ana
Spokane, Washington.
Frank Paul arrived from Ely Thursday
evening and left on Fridays train for .
business trip to San Francisco.
Rsrt Henderson left Monday morning
for Antelope Valley and will teach the
school there for the coming term.
There will be a regular meeting OF
E,reka Lodge No. 16, 4. K A. NJ, this
Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Sol Triples store building on the east
aide Of Main street, near Bateman, will soon
be finished and ready for occupancy.
Sheriff Logan and Robert Gilbert of Nye
county have ordered lumber for the cree
tion of a large lodging house at Tonapah.
II. l.. Smith and J.. G. Ford left Mon
day for a trip to the western portion OF
the State. Mr.. Ford returned home Thurs
day.
j. N. Requa came up from Palisade
Tuesday and left Wednesday for a short
prospecting trip to Keystone With w. D.
Hooper.
VIM. T. Jury came up from Battle
Mountain Thursday, and will spend the
Winter with his uncle, James Jury oil
Ruby Hill.
There was a fire alarm on Wednesday
.s,ernoon at 4:30 caused by a iue burning
an. in the Masonic building. No damage
was done.
Mrs. j. p. Brissell and Miss Lottie
Bntler of Nye county have been visiting
Eureka and were the guests OF Mrs. r. D.
Brossemer.
The little black horse recently purchased
by Dave Mclean was taken sick last Mon
day while being driven to Ely and died AZ
the Round Springs.
DIR. Richardson and family and Frank
and George Paul came up by Saturday
train and left Sunday morning by private
conveyance for Ely.
Hav is now selling at 800 per ton by the
lad and some OF the stables have increaSeu
their price for feeding stock from oo cents
to 70 cents per day.
r. ]. Dawson, general manager oil the
Chairman Company at Ely, arrived IN
Eureka Thursday night and departed pY
Fridays train for Salt Lake City.
The many Nevada friends of Mrs. Judge
w III. Beatty will be sorry to learn that
she is seriously i'll in San Francisco ana
fears are entertained for her recovery.
Mrs. Tom Taylor, who was well and
tavorablv known in Eureka for many
wears, is at present engaged in nursing IN
the Episcopal Hospital at Council BUNS
Iowa.
Chris Malatesta has renounced MS iof'
mer faith and become a convert to over
alls and jumper. lie has secured a lease
on a mine in Tonspah and is said to be
doing well.
The County Commissioners OF Nys
county have granted Peter Breen OF Eu'
reka permission to remove the BODY Of
Henry Blackwell from Duckwater. Nye
county, to Eureka.
Superintendent Abbott came up from
Palisade Thursday with q section crew ano
work train and is making a general clear
ing IN of the road and removing the Ole
material left along the track.
COnSlueraDlt Tdiu ~ 'Sf"
fallen in the sections both north and soutt
of Eureka on Wednesday, but none lei
here although it threatened slightly ~
storm is badly needed in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. Culloden arrived or
Thursdays train from the East and lei
Friday morning for their home in quay
mas, Mexico. 4. L. Phillips, Mrs. Cui
loden's father, has nearly recovered from
his recent illness and is able to go about
the house.
John Erickson returned Monday IRON
Mill Canyon, near Cortez, where he ma
been doing the assessment work on MI
mining claims. He states that a number
of Colorado men have recently been look
ing at several mines in that locality with
view to purchasing.
Harry Golding of Reno arrived in Eu
reka on Tuesday and will accept a posi-
ton in the Eureka County Bank. g. IL