Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-04-27

j. Reid stopped of at Elko Wednesday
on his way home TO Eureka from Salt
Lake City. where he has been for .
couple Of weeks in search Of health.
The SENTINEL understands that ell the
briefs in the Tonkin. Winzell water suit
have been fled, and . decision % 10 The
ownership Of the famed Pete Hansen
creek is expected within . short time.
]. G. johnson. representing Folger &
Co., the wholesale spice merchants Of
San Francisco, was In Eureka Saturday
and Sunday on business, incidentally
visiting his niece, Miss Iss L. Wright.
Supt. H. A. Jackson Of the Rocco
Homestake was In town Wednesday and
states that they will m packing
| ore from the mine next week, and during
the following week will resume hauling
10 Eureka.
Supt. K. X. Morrison and wife left on
Mondays train for their home ct Col.
fax, California. Mrs. Morrison has spent
the Winter in Eureka. Mr.. Morrison 10
expected to return 10 Eureka in about
two weeks.
Sam Eocles Of Ruby Hill, who has
been in San Francisco for some time an
der medical care, has gone to Psso Ro-
bles Springs, in San Louis Obispo
county, his physician having deemed .
change beneficial.
Tuesdays train from Palissde was
drawn by one Of the oompany's large en-
gines. the fret 10 be used since the road
was repaired after the recent foods, re-
pairs not having been sufficiently CON-
pleted until this week.
F. G. Richmond, representing the
Salt Lake Hardware Company. which
has the contract for building the new
mill ct the Chairman mine near Ely, ar
rived on Tuesdays train and left immedi-
asely by private conveyance for the
mine.
The mumps have made their appear
snce at Pslisade and are rapidly becom-
ing prevalent. Oliver Pratt, the E. & p.
fireman, brought his case to Eureka, and
lie now laying of for . few days. Rich
ard Manuel has taken his place on the
road.
w. K. Griffin. cashier of the Eureka
County Bank. informs the SENTINEL that
. letter received here Thursday from Bert
L. Smith ct San Francisco, states that his
health 10 very much improved, and he
expects to return to Eureka in . couple Of
weeks.
Lew Terry, who drives the stage from
Beowaws TO Cortez, met with 81 acci-
dent at the former place . few days ago.
His team ran away, throwing him
against . building. badly cutting his face
and head. His injuries are NOT consid-
cred serious.
Reno Gazette: r. X. Morrison, for
many years superintendent Of the ia
nous Richmond Mining Company Of
Eureka county, accompanied by Mrs.
Morrison. are paying the State metrop-
oils . visit. and are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scheeline.
John Williams, who has the mail CON.
tract between Eureka and Typo, has
| caught the fever Of the Typo boom, and
lie negotiating the purchase Of an su-
tomobile to be employed in the mail and
passenger service from here to the mines
at the former place.
w. w. Chaplin. the Southern Pacific
representative, has bought the iron of
the old Smoky Mill ct Hamilton for that
company. There are about 100 tons of
il. and the 6rst shipment WAS brought to
Eureka BY two six-horse teams Wednes-
day to be shipped 10 the company's shops
at Sacramento.
John Tattsn, foreman Of the j. d.
ranch, made . flying trip to Eureka
Tuesday. returning to the ranch next
day. He proposes to commence gather
ing ell the J.. d. range horses next week
for the purpose Of having them conve.
nisnt for buyers. II is the intention of
Mrs. Winzell to dispose Of ell her range
horses a. soon - possible.
Ernest Schendell and wife came up
from Morey. Nys county. last Monday.
Mrs. Sohsndell will make Q visit here
with her sister, Mrs. James Bergman.
Mr.. Sohendell recently made 3 trip to
Tonapah, where he leased SOM mining
ground from the Butler Company, and
will shortly return there for the purpose
Of giving personal attention TO the de-
vslopment Of the ground. He feels con-
6dent Of the value Of the mines and the
p~ermanency Of the new camp.