Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-14
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Frank Wilson OF MONITOR NaHey W.
in town during the week.
Toe sabron Of Duckwater spent several
DAYS in Eureka this week.
Charles Minoletti Of Hamilton was visit
ing in Eureka during the week.
Robert Bailey Of Diamond Valley spent
few days in Eureka this week.
f.. A. Skillman left Tuesday Tor q
couple Of weeks visit in California.
Vim. Mendes of Duckwster was in town
Tuesday and left for home Wednesday.
Charles wittenberg took Tuesdays
train for San Francisco for a months visit'
Il rained all Of last Monday at Palisade'
and On Tuesday about four inches OF snow
fell.
Dr T.. A. Harcourt returned Monday
III, from n visit to his patients at Ham,.
ilton.
John Mechanics, who has been working
n. Conner Flat, near Ely, returned home
Thursday.
Alex Muir, Jr., and cousin, Miss Eu-
eenia Muir. we're visitors in Eureka this
week from Hamilton.
III. A. McKim has a well assorted supply
of holiday goods as well as staples. Call
and examine his stock.
j, G.. Tonkin came in from the ranch
the first Of the week quite sick, but we
learn he is now conyalescing.
Archie Allen and John Pratt Of Palisade
made a short visit Tuesday to Battle
Mountain on Lodge business.
Hugh Coyle arrived on Thursdays train
from Butte. Montana, being called by the
serious illness of his brother, Dennis Coyle.
Miss o'Brien of Reno arrived in Eu-
reka Monday and left Wednesday for
Duckwater, where she has been engaged
TO teach school.
Mrs. Ed James left Friday for her
home at Iowa Hill, California, after a
visit OF seven weeks to her mother, Mrs.
b. +. McEwen.
The sleighs of the various grocery firms
of Eureka were out in full force this week,
the late storm furnishing enough snow to
make good sleighing.
Mrs. NJ. r. Sutton arrived in Eureka
from Ely on Monday for a several days.
visit. During her stay here she will be
the guest Of Mrs. ID. w. Levan.
VIM. Mendes of Duckwster and Alex
Muir of Hamilton each lost a horse in Eu-
reka this week. Their deaths are reported
TO have been caused by lung fever.
Victor Barnd Of the Typo Mining & Re-
duction Company at Typo and a mining
expert from Boston are expected to arrive
in Eureka from the East next week.
1t began showing here Wednesday night
and continued until Thursday afternoon,
about four inches falling. 1t cleared up
Thursday evening and that night was the
coolest of the season.
G. +. McGlynn, engineer of the Mining
& Reduction Company at Typo, passed
through Eureka Tuesday en- route to Port
land, Oregon, where he will visit his fam.
lily during the Mondays.
Rev. Mr.. Willis of Battle Mountain, a
Methodist minister, held services in Pali-
SADIE Tuesday evening in the school house
building. Mr.. Willis holds services in
Palisade every two weeks.
Prof. Felix Rice's orchestra will give
a masquerade ball at the Opera House on
New Years eve. Further particulars re.
garding the affair will appear in the ad.
vertisement in next weeks SENTINEL.
Latest quotation for silver is 545 cents
Lead, New York Exchange. 81 37A, at
Salt Lake City, 49, 40 per hundred on the
open market and SO. 80 on contract lots,
with casting copper stationary at 1853 cents
a pound.
Mrs. B. f. Seabury, cut off the end of
her left thumb at her home in Tacoma,
Washington, "a short time ago. In conse-
quence of this accident, her mother, Mrs.
/. J. Wilson of Monitor Valley, will be
detained in Tacoma for some time.
Mining and Scientific Press. Nov. 16:
Herman Bellinger, Superintendent of the
Montana Ore Purchasing Company ct
Butte. Montana, has resigned. but retains
connection with the company as consulting
engineer. He is now at Zacatecas, Mexico.
Louis Berrum, a sheep man from
Washoe county, was an arrival from Reno
Monday. He was the guest of b. l..
Smith of the Eureka Livestock Company.
They spent several days looking over the
property of that company at Fish Creek.
Attorney Peter Breen and several
witnesses spent Monday afternoon in look
ing over the disputed ground in the Sadler
VS.. Wittenberg ct al. suit. The ground
in controversy is situated on Adams Hill,
and the mines are: Morning Star, Cy-
anide and Aurora.
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