Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
LOCAL MENTION.

The latest New York quotation for
silver, is 6O4 cents. Lead $500.
Charles Mcbride Of Pine Valley spent
several days in Eureka this week.
The Eureka public school closes this
friday afternoon for . weeks vacation.
T. r. Jewell came up from Pslissde
last Saturday, returning home on Mon
day.
Professor Winfrey left Friday morn
ing on his trip to Salt Lake City and
DsLamsr.
f. j. Brossemer left last Monday on .
business trip TO Elko, returning home BY
Thursdays train.
DIR. 4. r. Keen and w. +. Aidr'cn
left Wednesday morning on . ousinsss
"trip down the railroad.
There will be . regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. l6. F. & A. NJ, this
Saturday evening st 7 o'clock.
George Russell, Jr. OF Eiko passed
through Eureka the first Of the week on
cattle buying trip to the country south
OF here.
Harold Tonkin and Walter Tonkin,
Jr lef. on Monday for o visit Of several
weeks at the Tonkin ranch in Garden
Valley.
Mrs. WIN. Laird Of Ruby Hill. who
has been dangerously i'll for some time
past, is now reported to be considerably
improved.
Miss Nora Naples Of Pine Valley, who
had been visiting in Eureka for several
days, returned to her home by Wednes-
days train.
Mrs. NJ. Sutton returned last Friday
from q visit OF several weeks at Ely. and
left Monday morning for the Winzell
ranch in Garden Valley.
p. J. Donohue. . Salt Lake mining
man, was in Eureka on Thursday on bis
way to White Pine county to examine
some mining properties.
Reports from the northern part Of che
county state that . considerable number
Of range cattle have been driven to the
valleys by the recent cold storms.
Superintendent Charles Read Of the
Diamond Mining Company spent several
days on the Base Range this week, re-
turning to Salt Lake City by Fridays
train.
The next meeting Of Beati6c Lodge
No. z, X. Of F., will convene ct $50
o'clock on Tuesday evening. April 2, ct
which time there will be work in the
knights Rank.
Assessor Hooper had no difficulty in
eashing the checks received in payment
for the taxes on the sheep levied upon
last week in Pine Valley. He returned
home on Saturday.
Miss Flora Wittenberg. who closes her
school in the Liberty District in Mound
Valley this week, has been engaged to
teach . three months term in the Dis
mond Valley District.
w. b. Graham Of Ely arrived in Eu-
reka by Saturdays train on his way
home from San Francisco, where he pur-
chased q large stock of goods for the
Spring and Summer trade.
j. A. Dormsn, who recently pur-
chased Mrs. Whites hotel property at
PAlisade. has applied for . retail liquor
license, and will open . saloon, to be run
10 connection with the house.
Assessor w. ]. Hooper left Friday
morning for Carson to attend the first
meeting Of the State Board Of Assessors
provided for In the new Revenue law.
He expects to be absent two weeks.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners will be
held IN Monday next. All persons hsv-
ing bills against the county should file
them with the County Clerk not later
than Saturday. March 80.
Palm Sunday. which is observed in
commemoration of the triumphal entry
OF the Saviour into Jerusalem, when the
multitude ssrewed palms on His way.
comes on March 81, and the following
Sunday. April 7, will be Easter.
Z. G. Mcclellan and wife Of Elko Or.
rived In Eureka by last Saturdays train.
Mr.. Mcclellan is engaged in surveying
the Msrgretta mine on Adams Hill. pre-
paratory to the application for . United
States patent on the property by the
owners.
The Justice of the Peace OF Eureka
township now receives . regular salary
OF $50 . month. the bill making this
position . sslaried Office having been ap-
proved BY Governor Ssdlsr on March Is.
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