Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-28
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happy New Year to all.

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Valentine walthers Of Huntington VAL
lev was in Eureka this week with q load Of
chickens.
Gas the days begin to lengthen, the cold
will begin to strengthen, and the woodpiles
win 20 glimmering.
ST.. Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ,
meets this Saturday evening at z o'clock.
Election of officers.
Miss Annie McGarry came up from
Mineral Hill Saturday and will spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mrs. NJ. II. Sutton, who has been visit
ing in Eureka for the past two weeks, de-
p,rted for the West Monday.
Bert Henderson, who is teaching the
scool at Antelope, came in Saturday and
WI remain over the holidays.
'homas Maggetti and wife Of Palisade
cafe up on Tuesdays train to spend the
holidays with friends in Eureka.
Ma. Gertrude Hagar, teacher OF the
Palide school, is in Eureka visiting friends
and ~slatlves during the holidays.
Aession Of the Third Judicial District
Coui will be held in Eureka January .,
1902and the jury has been drawn.
F.Jbersteg, section foreman at Mineral
Stain on the L. & p, was in Eureka tins
weeto pass Christmas with his family.
Nh Jessie Diamond, who is teaching
the lmmit school, arrived home Monday
andill remain until after the holidays.
We. Griffin left last Saturday for Reno,
whe he went to spend the holidays with
his fe and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J.. Smith.
lest quotation for silver is 554 cents;
Lea A. s. & r. Co.'S price, $40; New
YoiE Exchange, 81; Copper, III cents per
pod.
= usual religious services will be held
at ne Catholic Church tomorrow at
10 clock A. ~. Sunday school begins at
9 aock.
Iveille: Mrs. L. J. Wilson, Of Monitor
Vey. after a visit to friends in Washing
tor5tate, arrived in Austin Saturday on
heway home.
Or old fellow-townsman. Cesare Ros-
set, was a passenger on Tuesdays train
foSan Francisco. He expects to be abb
set about four months.
Mss Anna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram johnson, who has been attending
tie University at Reno, arrived home last
saturday for the holidays.
John Ivey and wife returned here from
their wedding trip to California last Sat-
urday, and that evening were given a royal
reception by their friends on Ruby Hill.
The Huntington correspondent of the
Wells Herald says: Edgar Sadler brought
over a number Of horses from Sulphur to
sell to tho horse buyer buying horses for
the British army.
several days last week on mining business
in connection with ~patenting a mining
claim he owns near the famous Rocco
Homestaks property.
The closing exercises Of the Prospect
school Friday evening of last week were
very entertaining and quite a number Of
young people of Eureka were in attend
ance.
4. Boomhower and daughter. Clara,
VINO have been visiting in Eureka for the
past week. returned to Alpha Tuesday.
They expect to leave for their home at
HOLSTER, CAL. next Monday.
Matt Murphy zane MP from Stafford last
Saturday and returned Monday, A force
OF four men is nov at work ON his mine
there and some shipments of ore to Selby
q Go. recently gave very good returns.
Under New To-Day" County Superin-
tendent of Schools Breen gives notice that
examinations for teachers certificates viii
take place at the Courthouse, commencing
January ID and continuing three days.
Miss Ida Soderberg, who figured as aher-
oine in the wreck on the coast division Sat-
urday, is a daughter of n. Soderberg, ESQ,
formerly a resident of Eureka, but now q
practicing attorney of Carson. She is raid
to have led the work of rescue.
silver State; Saturday night the Win
nemucca Board of School Trustees elecked
Miss lisa l.. Wright of Reno as teacher of
the hrst intermediate department of the
public school to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Miss Elizabeth ID.
Wightman.