Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-09

from his trip to Duckwater.
The latest New York quotation fol
silver. is 6lA cents. Lead s4.00.
81. Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. NJ,
mssts this Saturday evening at !
O'Clock.
Msrch came In like . very docile lamb,
h,t-welI, the continuation Of this item
will appear later.
There will be . regular meeting oil
Eureka Commaudery No. 9, X. T., this
saturday. evening 81 7 o'clock.
Ike wolverton came up from Cortez
by Tursday's train and returned Friday
morning, accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. C.. L. Hammond left Friday
morning to join her husband at Rsdding'
Cal. where they will make their future
home.
William Mendes Of Duckwater came
in Saturday evening. and remained until
the following Monday, attending 70 bus
mess matters.
The usual religious services will be
beld At the Catholic church next Sunday
AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday school be-
gins at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. r. J. Reid. who has been spend.
Inc several months in California for the
bsne6t Of her health. is expected to re.
turn home by Saturdays train.
The Board Of Directors Of the Eureka
County Bank held . special meeting on
March s aud declared . dividend Of s.
DER share on the capital stock. payable
on March 7. 1901.
Conductor Riddle reports that the
new grass crop in Pine Valley is present
ing . 6ne appearance. The waters Of
The Humboldt river and Pine creek have
fallen to about their normal level.
J. p. McElroy and Charles Witten-
berg returned on Sunday from . trip into
Diamond Valley. where they located .
copper mining claim, which they are
confident will develop into . valuable
prospect.
Owing to break 10 the line telegraphic
communication was cut of here from 4 P M
Saturday afternoon until the follow
ing Wednesday at 1890 P. NJ. After
men had been sent out TO inspect the
line the difficulty was finally located, and
the necessary repairs made.
J. G. Ford left Monday morning for .
visit to the sheep camps Of his company
on Fish Creek and Bull Creek. The
ismbiug season commenced this week.
and the bright sunshiny weather which
prevailed was more than usually favor
able for . heavy increase in their iocks.
In this issue Miss Lille Berg Of San
Francisco notifies the public that she has
purchased the grocery business hereto
fore conducted in Eureka by B. Berg,
aud that she has appointed the said b.
Berg to act as her agent in the manage
meut of the business until further no.
tice.
Rev. J.. A. Mitchell Of Elko requests
the SENTINEL to announce that be will
conduct services at the Presbyterian
church here on Sunday next, both morn
ing aud evening. Theme for the morn
ing service, "Christianity . Delusion.'
Evening topic. Mistakes we Christians
Make."
Under the direction Of the Board oil
County Commissioner . force Of seven
men and two teams was at work on
Thursday in repairing the damage done
on Ruby Hill avenue by the, reoen,
floods. aud as . result Of the days work
that thoroughfare 10 again in good condi
tion for travel.
A meeting Of the stockhold ers Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel and Mining
Company will be held at the Office oil
Geo. A. BARTLETT. Esq, in Eureka. on
wednesday. March 27. 1901, for the
auu tuo tEou8dCblUU
of other business. The official notice
appears in another column.
Dennis Coyle received . letter this
week from Donegal. Ireland. informing
him Of the death OF his mother ct the
advanced age Of "a years. She leaves
three sens in America, Dennis. and
Hugh. who formerly lived in Eureka.
and another whose home 10 in Pennsyl.
vania. besides several daughters in Ire.
land.
A. G. Dibble came in from his ranch at
Box Springs. on the east side Of Dia.
mond Valley. on Tuesday. with . load
OF wheat. He says the people of bis
neighborhood are making an earnest
effort to secure the establishment Of q
mail route between Eureka and that
place. . resolution favorable thereto be.