Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-04-13
q IGNITION.

Hill, 10 reported i'll with pneumonia.
To-day friday being Arbor Day. the
Eureka public school WAS not in session.
The latest New York quotation for
silver. is IS! cents. Lead-brokers. 1890.
The condition Of Mrs. WIN. Laird OF
Ruby Hill is said to be slowly improv-
ing.
Miss Maggie Jones came up from Psli-
SADIE last Saturday and spent Easter st
home.
Mrs. Mary Fulton and son. Lyman,
left by Fridays train for . short visit ct
Cortez.
Charles Lautenschlager left on Mon
days train for San Francisco for . few
weeks visit.
Paul Lane this week had three thor
ouphbred stations shipped to bis ranch
In Pine Valley FROM California.
Mrs. Gertrude Hsgar came up from
Pslissde on Saturdays train and spent
Easter with her parents in Eureka.
Assessor w. J. Hooper returned home
last Saturday from the meeting OF the
State Board Of Assessors at Carson.
Elko Free Press: Louie. son Of Geo.
G.. Enelert, has taken . place with his
father in the Hesson & Englert store.
The present term Of the Mineral Hill
school will close on the 26th OF April.
This is one month earlier than last year.
F. A. Parry is putting in an additional
forty acres Of alfalfa on his ranch on the
east side Of the railroad track in Pine
Valley.
The usual religious services will be
held at the Catholic church next Sunday
OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school be-
gins al 2 o'clock.
A called meeting Of Eureka Lodge No.
l6. F. 4 A. NJ, will be held this (Sssur-
day. evening, April IL, at 7 o'clock sharp.
for work in the first degree.
Fifteen thousand pounds Of freight
consigned to Ely merchants. consisting
principally Of groceries and liquors, will
leave here by team on Saturday.
Leroy Coil, formerly owner Of the
Three-bar ranch near Roberts Creek. is
in the north end Of the county on . short
business visit from Woodland, Csiifor-
mia.
DR.. c. G.. Gordon of California. who
arrived in Eureka this week. Is looking
over the field here with q view OF locst-
ing permanently and practicing his pro-
~fession.
j.. N. Rousey. having contracted the
Tonapah fever. so prevalent hereabout'
lust now, started overland by private
Conveyance for the new diggings Monday
morning.
Henry Wedekind has removed his
family from Newark Valley TO Eureka.
where they will reside for several
months. He is engaged in prospecting
south Of Eureka.
Miss Alberts Crow. who has just I'm.
ished teaching the term ct Riordsn's, on
White River. White Pine county,
passed through Eureka Monday en- route
to her home at Carson.
George Bsumsn. formerly employed Of
the railroad shops at Palisade. is now
employed in the shops Of the Nevad'
Central at Battle Mountain. Mrs. Bsu
man Joined her husband last Monday.
A large ditching machine was brought
from Governor Sadler's Diamond Valley
ranch last Saturday and taken out to the
Fish Creek ranch, where the Ford Live
Stock Company are cutting . number oil
irrigssing ditohes.
Hugh H. Tsrbert and Col. T. Ii. Lowe.
the mining men, who have been looking
into . mining proposition in this district
for some time past, spent last Saturday
and sunday in Eureka. returning TO Salt
Lake by Mondays train.
X. j. Reid. who has been in poor
health for some time past. and showing
no signs Of improvement. left for Salt
Lake City Friday morning for the pur
pose OF consulting . specialist in that
oity regarding his ailment.
Miss Mollie Scott, who had been
called from the University at Reno to
attend the funeral of her father 81 Ely,
arrived in Eureka on Sunday nights
blackboard and continued on her sad
journey early next morning.
Miss Susie A. Mulooy will leave Sat.
urday for the Max Arnold place in Hunt
ington Valley to teach the Summer term
of the school at that place. En- route
she will make . short visit with her sister,
Miss Jennie, In Diamond Valley.
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