Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-07
MENTION.

eral Hill Sunday night.
Christina Hildebrandt came in from
Cold Creek Wednesday.
Oscar J. Smith, Esq, and wife returned
home TO Reno Friday morning.
Miss Ruby Mechanics has been elected
IN teach the Cold Creek school.
Jesse Greer, formerly Of the Base Range
is now residing at Bisbee, Arizona.
A. Aguayo was a visitor in town this
week from Hot Creek, Nye county.
Mrs f. ImObersteg and children came
up from Alpha on last Saturdays train.
Jacob Clough was in town from Bel
mont early this week for q load of sup
plies.
Ernest Simonsen Of Cold Creek spent o
few days in Eureka the latter part OF the
week.
Miss Emma Regli left Monday morning
for Reno where she will attend the UNI
versity.
Doc Harris came over from Hamilton on
Monday nights stage on q visit to his
family.
Felicia LAM will leave Sunday morn
ing for Demele District 10 open school
Monday.
Hon. Frank Paul arrived on Thursdays
train and left for his home ut Ely the same
afternoon.
w. A. Moore, wife and children left for
the Warm Springs ranch in Newark Val
ley Wednesday.
Miss Ruby McCharles, accompanied by
her brother, John, returned from Cold
Creek Wednesday.
Latest quotation for silver is 5sl cents.
Lead. New York Exchange, Si.371. At
Salt Lake City, $3.50.
Miss Rose Coyle, who has been spend
ing her vacation at Hamilton, returned by
Saturday nights stage.
Scott f. Jameson, Assistant Principal OF
the Eureka public school, arrived from
Reno on Tuesdays train.
Miss lisa Wright, one Of the teachers in
the Eureka public school, arrived here on
Saturdays train from Reno.
Supt. II. A. Jackson Of the Rocco-Home-
stake Company came over from Hamilton
on Wednesday nights stage.
Miss May Wittenberg was an arrival on
Saturdays train from Berkeley, CAL,
where she spent her vacation.
Miss Flora Wittenberg has been engaged
to teach the Silver Greek school near Aus
tin, which opened last Monday.
Henry Wedekind and family left by
private conveyance for Reno Thursday,
where they expect to reside indefinitely.
District Attorney Breen and Sheriff Bur-
dick returned from Beowawe Tuesday
whittier they had been on legal business.
Phoebe Record: Ben Sanders is busily
repairing his building. He intends erect
ing another story and then getting mar
ried.
Miss Lizzie Regli came in from the
Nickals Hay Ranch Sunday in order to
attend the Eureka High School the present
term.
TIL, usual religious services viii be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at
10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school begins at
2 o'clock.
Wendell Jones, who has been working
on the platform at the freight depot at
Palisade came up Saturday to attend
school here.
Principal +. Z. Winfrey arrived from
Reno on Saturdays train and entered upon
his duties at the Eureka public school
last Monday.
Lost-ByI. c. @. Whitmore. a pair of
gold spectacles and case. Finder will
please leave same at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express Office.
Miss Martha Hicks, teacher of the In
termediate Department of the Eureka
public school, arrived from Sacramento on
the train Saturday.
Thomas Robinson, Jr., arrived by Sat-
urday's train from San Francisco. where
he has been visiting for the past three
months with relatives.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet Monday, September 16, as a
Board of Equalization, and be in session
from that day to Oct. Z.
The Eureka public school reopened last
Monday. The corps of teachers is the
same as last term, and we understand the
attendance of pupils is good.
j. p. McElroy and Chas. Wittenberg
left Thursday morning on a prospecting
trip through Diamond Valley. They ex'
pect to be absent several weeks.
Dave Mclean was in town this week
with a load of apples from Duckwater.
They were unusually large and of I'm
flavor. He left for Austin with his load
Tuesday.