Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-01-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. leighton Oh Aipna
.nspt New Years in Eureka.
Harry Lorigan Of Duckwater spent sew
oral DAYS in Eureka this week.
DIR. NJ. J. Davis returned on Saturday
I'm a visit Of a couple Of weeks at San
Francisco.
w Il. Griffin returned on Saturday
srom Reno, where he spent Christmas with
his family.
Miss Mollie Brown cam up from the
Hay Ranch last Saturday to spend New
Years at her home In Eureka.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at lO
o'clock. Sunday school begins at 2oclock.
Christian Science services will be held at
the Presbyterian Church at IL o'clock next
Sunday morning. The subject will be-
"God."
Charles A. Brossemer Of Bullion, Eiko
county, brother Of +. j. Brossemer' came
up on Thursday, and will remain seVerai
months.
All the miners and teausters in this
camn have been keeping the Holidays and
no ore shipments to speak OF were MADE
this week.
H. Roth. the irrepressible picture man
from San Francisco, passed through En-
reka from White Pine county Friday
~. uau Mast
The Carson News Of January 2 an
ounces that Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald has
leased the General Clarke residence in the
northern part of that city.
r. X. Morrison returned on Thursday
from Colfax, California. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Morrison, who will remain
in Eureka during the Winter.
Edgar Sadler came up from Carson on
Tuesday, and reports the Governor to be
confined TO his bed with a severe attack OF
inaammatory rheumatism.
Miss Jessie Diamond, who has been
making her home with her mother at San
Jose, California, for several months past,
returned to Eureka on TUESDAY.
Miss Bessie T.. Bergman OF Springfield
Mass. arrived in Eureka by Tuesdays
train on a visit to her brother, James >.
Berryman. and will remain during the
Winter.
Wick RAYMOND, foreman for Sam Wheel.
err, came up to Eureka from Elko on Thurs
day, and went on to Duckwater Friday
morning to take charge of the sheep herds
now in that vicinity.
AT the meeting Of Eureka Lodge No. ",
/. O. o. f., to be held ON Wednesday even
ing, January 9. the recently elected oiicerS
will be installed. Visiting brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. NJ. Bailey and sons. Robert and
Wallsce, came up from Diamond Valley
last Tuesday for the purpose OF iowin
the surgeon to examine Roberts arm,
which was fractured a short time ago.
C. II. Stoddard Of Reno came up on Sat
urday last, and will occupy a position in
the Eureka County Bank during the abb
sence Of b. l.. Smith, who will leave next
week with his family on a trip to the Coast.
Charles Ames, who has been at work for
some time past in Pine Valley. was taken
Ill there about a week ago, and was brought
to Eureka on Thursday and placed in the
hospital. where he is under the care OF the
County Physician.
T.. II. Decker retired from the manage
ment Of the White Pine News on January
l, and passed through Eureka Friday
morning on his way to San Diego, CAL,
where his mother now resides. They viii
probably leave shortly on a visit to the
East
All persons having claims against the
county are requested to present their bill
to the County Clerk early Saturday morn
lug, as the old Board of Commissioners will
hold their final meeting on that day, and
desires to pass upon all matters which should
properly com before them.
Attorney Breen aud Surveyor John Par
dy went down to Alpha on Monday in
company with w. j. Tonkin for the pur.
pose Of surveying the creek and lands
tributary thereto, in accordance with the
order OF the Court made on December 10,
In the case OF W. j. Tonkin VS.. Mrs. NJ.
Winzell. This case will come up for trial
in the District Court here on January q.
Johnson Mercantile Company.
The advertiseme nt OF the johnson
Mercantile Company appears elsewhere
in this issue OF the SENTINEL. Mr..