Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-07

anch at Alpha by Thursday TRAM
Bert Henderson spent Saturday and Sun
dav in Eureka from Antelope Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Halstead OF
Duckwater were visitors in Eureka this
week.
Andy johnson Of Nye county was in
Eureka this week for a four-horse load OF
supplies.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to the Eu-
reka County Bank for a very neat lsoz
calendar.
James Mackey, who has been working
at Typo for the past few months returned
to Eureka Tuesday.
Mccoy Fitzgerald left for Carson
Wednesday, where he will spend the hoii'
days with relatives.
Art johnson left Eureka this week for
Cortsz. where he will do assessment "ork
on some mines there.
The Prospect Mountain Tunnel Com
pany has levied an assessment. See aoV'
under ''New To-Day"
Ra,pb Travers arrived in Eureka on
Monday, train from Ogden, Utah, for a
couple Of months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Smith returned
home Monday from their visit in the west
ern part of the State.
Mrs. +. Obersteg returned Monday
from a visit to her husband at Mineral
Station on the +. & p. X. X.
Tom Eccles of Ruby Hill sustained afall
last Saturday, and is now under a doctors
treatment for a broken rib.
There will be a special meeting of st.
Johns Chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, on Sat
urday evening at 7 o'clock, for work in the
NJ. NJ. degree.
L. NJ. Goodrich q horse buyer OF Boise,
Idaho, has been in Eureka during the
week interviewing some of our horse own
ers with a view of purchasing.
Harry G. Boyd, Assistant General Man
ager of the Hamburg Bremen Fire In
surance Company. accompanied by his
wife, visited Eureka Thursday.
The Eureka & Palisade Railroad Com
pany this week furnished teams with freight
as follows For Ely, 5000 pounds; Typo,
$4,000 pounds; Hamilton, 5000 pounds.
It began showing at 8 o'clock Friday
morning, and when the SENTINEL went to
press that afternoon about four inches had
fallen. The barometer indicated more
storm.
Mrs. NJ. jenkins. accompanied by her
son, William Andrews, came in from
Newark Valley and departed by Fridays
train for Salt Lake, where they intend To-
eating.
Latest quotation for silver is 54a cents
Lead, New York Exchange, S4S7A, at
Salt Lake City, s3.40 per hundred on the
open market and $3.50 on contract lots,
with casting copper stationary at 15s cents
a pound.
Robert Raftice left Friday with IN eight
horse load Of freight for the Typo Mining
l. Reduction Company. The company in
tends establishing a general merchandise
store at Typo.
G. II. Stinson and wife are in Eureka
for a short stay before leaving for ldorey,
Nye county, where Mr.. Stinson will be EN-
pioyed as Waterman at the mine and mill
at that place.
Mrs. Nancy Shingler has disposed of
her residence on O'Neil street ia Eureka
and left for San Francisco on Tuesdays
train, where she will in future reside with
. married daughter.
Frank Quinn, Jr.. and George Miller re.
turned Tuesday from their recent pros.
pecting trip to the Stone Cabin country,
near Tonopah. They report that they did
not discover any bonanzas on the trip.
Governor Sadler and son, Alfred, re-.
turned to Eureka Sunday night from their
trip to Lincoln county. The Governor re-
ports matters in a mining and business
way to be quite brisk in that section at the
present time.
Mrs. M. Karsky and children will leave
for San Francisco on December 16, where
they expect to make their future home.
For the present MIR. Karsky will remain
in Eureka, where he is detained on mat
tiers of business.
The building on South Main street,
known as the old Tommy Douglas saloon,
is being torn down this week. The lum-
Der will be shipped to Tonapah and sold,
there being a demand at that place for
dry lumber at the present time.
The wife and infant daughter of Harry
Golding of the Eureka County Bank ar.
rived here from Reno on Mondays train.
Mr.. Golding has rented n of the p. II.
HUI residences on Spring street, which
was recently fitted up for their occupancy.
OF the total amount of taxes in Eu-
reka county for the year 1901-in round
numbers. S4O;400-there yet remains to
be paid the sum of S17, 900 on the Sec