Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-02-16
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wm. whalen Of Alpha left on Monday
,or trip 10 Chicago and the East.
Mrs. NJ. Sutton left on Thursday Tor
short visit with Mrs. w. b. Graham
ct Ely.
The Reno papers state that Sam
wheeler has recently been suffering with
severe attack Of IL grippe.
Sheriff Burdiek is nursing Q badly
soraiued ankle, the result Of 9 fall on the
ice the early part Of this week.
J. A. Dorman Of Palisade. who for Q
short time was located ct Alpha, came
up on Thursdays train on legal business
Christian Science services will be held
At the Presbyterian Church next sunday
morning al IL o'clock. Subject; "Mino'
Mrs. Gertrude Hsgar came up last
Saturday from Pslisade, where she Is
teaching school, and remained UNI"
Monday.
rhon.. williams and Fred Turner,
vho had beeo 81 work on the Clark cop
nsr nronerties near Ely. returned home
this week.
The usual religious services will be
h.,d At the Catholic church next Sunday
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school be-
gin. al 2 o'clock.
The wadsworth Dispatch says Prof.
Victor Dornberger, who recently went
IN Truckee to visit friends, is detained
a. that place by an attack Of rheumatism.
Rev. j. Anthony Mitchell OF Elko
conducted services at the Presbyterian
church here last Sunday morning and
evening, leaving for home by Mondays
train.
z. w. Miles Of Palisade. who has
been in poor health for some time past,
was brought up from that place on Tues
DAVIS train and taken to the hospital for
medical treatment.
Hay is now q scarce article in the
Eureka market. the retail price having
Jumped from SIS to s25 within the past
few weeks, and there is very little in
sight, sven at that price.
The Chinese New Year commences on
Monday next. and will be duly cele-
brsted by the Chinese residents OF
Eureka 10 their own peculiar way for q
week 81 least. and possibly longer.
Mrs. II. A. McKim aud son, Horton.
left last Monday for San Francisco, to
be absent about six weeks. On the
way to the city they spent several days
at Carson visiting relatives and friends.
j. G. Marx. superintendent Of the
Robust Mining and Milling Company at
Ely, accompanied by J. X. Price Of Salt
Lake City, came up on Saturdays train.
aud left Sunday morning by private CON
vsysnce for Ely.
Philip Paroni has received . consign-
ment of -four from the mill Of ]. j. Hyl-
ton ct South Fork, Elko county, and is
selling ID ct SO . hundred. Mr.. Paroni
will keep this -four constantly on hand.
and also . supply Of wheat. shorts Aud
bran. See advertisement in another
column.
Daring the FIRST part Of this week The
mails were being carried through be
tween Ely and Palisade on sleighs. but
the warm weather Of Thursday and Fri
day has left the ground bare in q number
of places between Ely and Maryland
Wells. Sleighing is still good in the
vicinity Of Eureka.
superintendent L. F. Shepherd Of the
new Chairman Mining Company at Ely,
reached here by private conveyance,
Thursday night. and took the train Fri
day morning for the East. where he will
meet with the directors Of the company
to consider matters connected with th,
erection Of the new milling plant.
Henry Wedekind aud family returned
from Reno last Saturday and left tn,
next day for their home in Newark Val
ley. Mr.. Wedekind's return to Newark
is for the purpose Of doing the assess
msns work on q prospect which he own,
in that Valley, the formation in which
Is very similar to that found in hi
fathers rich mine near Reno.
Attorney Peter Breen left Frida,
morning for Carson City. where he viii
appear before the Supreme Court in the
case of Nye county against the Monitor
Land and Live Stock Compsny. TIL.
case will come up OF Fsbrufty 20. and
involves the question Of whs 10 consid
cred the home ranch Of shssp for th.
purpose of taxation.
Hugh H. Tarbss. who "a been il
charge OF tina d~evahopmeuf xork IN th.