Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-11
MENTION.

Creek FRIDAY.
r, A. Laird was able to be on the
street again Friday.
Mrs. w. Z. Taylor was . passenger on
Thursdays stage for Hamilton.
Wesley Lambert and wife recently
moved from Seattle to Tecoms.
jim johnson aud son, james, were in
town this week from Bull Creek.
Mrs. NJ. winzell came up from Alpha
on Thursdays train and will remain I'M
til Monday.
Eugene Norris returned Monday from
Cherry Creek, where he has been looking
after his mining interests.
The latest New York quotation for
silver, is 60 cents. Lead-Exchange,
s4.37I. Al Salt Lake City, $3.50.
Thomas Summsrsll Of PAlissde has so
far recovered from his recent severe ILL
ness 80 to be able to be about again.
T. Devlin, Prof. Schuman's assistant,
was taken i'll at the ls-Mile House Thurs
day night and returned to Eureka Fri
day.
Superintendent Read OF the Diamond
mine came over from Salt Lake Thurs
day, and expects to remain . couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Paul and sister-in-lsw.
Mrs. Fred Morgan, arrived here from Ely
Tuesday night and left next morning for
California.
The Eureka School Trustees have ap-
pointed Clarence Kind School Census
Marshal. and he is now engaged in TAX
ing the census.
A called meeting Of Eureka Lodge No.
l6. +. & A. NJ, will be held this tSstur-
day. evening, May IL. at 1880 o'clock. for
work id the third degree.
Dennis Coyle was taken sick at che
Homestake mine near Hamilton early in
the week, and was brought home to
Eureka on Wednesdays stage.
Col. Thomas II. Lowe and wife Of
Lovelock arrived in Eureka Thursday.
The Colonel will spend . number Of days
examining mining properties in this dis
trict.
The Elko Independent say Rev. j..
Anthony Mitchell started last Monday
morning for Philadelphia. where he goes
as q delegate to the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church.
The infant child OF Mrs. Lena Gisnols
died OF measles ct the Diamond mine
Wednesday. The SENTINEL understands
that there is another child in that neigh
borhood down with the same disease.
Frank Brossemer has been moving into
his new residence on Spring street
during the week. and DIR. Keen has
moved into the residence on Spring
street formerly occupied by w. j..
Hooper.
Vim. Fallini is hauling ore from Rev
ellie, Nye county. to Eureka. and says
there is enough ore now out at that place
to keep him busy ell Summer. He ar
rived in Eureka with the fret shipment
on Tuesday.
j.. A. Snedsker, accompanied by two
mining men from Denver, arrived 90
Tuesdays train and left ct once by private
conveyance for Ely for the purpose Of
examining the copper properties in
which Senator Clark is interested.
II. Brown arrived from San Francisco
by Thursdays train. He came to Eu-
reka for the purpose of making an offer
for the goods and business of NJ. Karsky.
but they could not agree on . price. and
the trade is now off. Mr.. Brown de-
parted by Fridays train.
Supt. R. X. Morrison returned home
IRON Colfax Saturday. Bis daughter.
Miss Mary. happened to be caught in
the railroad accident Of the "Hysr" last
week in the snowsheds. and was rem
dered unconscious for q short time from
the jar caused by the collision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman. accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Dorothy.
and son, Master Edward, left on Friday
mornings train for California. 1t is
understood that the marriage Of Miss
bergman to Mr.. X. G.. Co.'s will take
place in San Francisco the latter part OF
the month.
b. T.. Jones. . commercial traveller
Tor one OF the San Francisco cigar houses,
was taken suddenly i'll in Eureka last
Sunday night Of the Brown Hotel. His
condition by next morning was such that
he was able to be placed on . mattress
and taken to Palisade on the e. & p,
having previously wired Dr Hood ~