The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-11-15
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Duucsn Fsiconsr came over from Cortsz
Thursday.
will Thomas came over from Cortsz
Thursday.
Robert Bailey was up from Diamond
Valley Tuesday.
WILDER Lucey has gone TO Tonopah TO
work 81 the BARRIERS trade.
Mics Maggie Jones WAS IN arrival from
tho north end by Thursday's train.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Leighton were Or.
rivals in Eureka from Alphs Thursday.
Felix Raphsl left by Mondays train for
Tonopsh where be has secured employment.
Fsthsr Manion will hold the ususl rslig-
ious services st the Catholic Church to.
morrow at 10 A. N. Sunday School ct 2
p NJ.
1. J.. Wilson Of Monitor Valley. Nys
county, was . visitor 10 Eureka several
days shis week.
Tom Dixon, who had his leg broken
about four weeks ago. was able TO be around
on orutohss Wednesday.
Martin Brown and George Young. Jr..
left Thursday for = ten days duck hunt 10
Ruby Valley, Elko oounty.
There will be . regular meeting Of Eu-
rska Lodge No. l6. +. & A. ~, this (Sat-
urdsy) evening ~ 7 o'clock.
The regular Christian Eodeavor service
will be held at the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening 81 ] o'clock.
The lodge announcement Of Iphigeuis
Chapter No. 8. o. K. s.. appears under
New To-Day" in this Issue.
Mrs. Charles Reiohtsr Of the Six-Mile.
House spent several days in Eureka this
week on . shopping expedition.
Fred Antoniszzl Of Prospect left for Typo
this week TO work in the Mining & Rsdac-
tisn Compsny's mines At that place.
The State and county taxes for the first
half Of the year 1902 are now due aud will
be delinquent after December l. 1902.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct Now York, 49s; Lead 81 New York
"a LIZA. ct Salt Lake City. $3.50; Copper at
Salt Lake. lilo.
Chester Paul, the young son OF c. A
Paul Of Ely. was taken 10 San Francisco.
last week 10 undergo . surgical operation
for . disease OF the spine.
An application for . patent 10 the Mar
gsretts mine on Adams Hill 10 published
undsr NEW To Day" on the frst page Of
this issue OF the SENTINEL.
Dr.. c. G. Gordon left for . two weeks
visit to California Thursday. John Pardy
will be- IN charge Of the Peoples Drug
Store during his sbsencs.
Mrs. Campbell aud daughter Of NJ onnd
Valley. EIko county. were here Thursday
with . load Of their ranch products for sale.
consisting Of pork. ohiksns and butter.
Ed Coyie leaves Saturday for Copper
Flat snd expects TO 60 to work for The
con psny at that place. Several other Eu.
ssksns also expect to 60 there shortly.
Ed Csrvilis. . rAncher and stockman OF
Mound Valley. Eiko county. arrived in
Eureka on Monday. His present visit 10
This vicinity 10 to purchase stock cattle.
Gabriel Z.noli passed through Eureka
from Ely ON Friday. He was on his wsy 10
NEE. soms men ct Stafford who are looking
Into the mines 10 which he 10 interested At
that place.
Mrs. John venton Of Ruby Hill. who has
been suffering with . complication Of all
msnts for several months, left for San
Francisco Thursdsy to seek medical advice
regarding her condition.
Henry Wsdskind wss IN arrival in Eu-
rsks Saturday from Reno and remained I'M
til Tuesday. His wife, who had been here
on . visit TO her invalid mother for the
past week, returned home with him.
Martin Thomas OF Ruby Hill has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia the past week.
On Wednesday his grown son and daughter.
whose nome for . number Of years has been
1t Carson. arrived in Eureka 10 be with
their father during bic illness.
The excessive cold weather that prevailed
In Eureka Wednesday night and Thursdsy
began to moderate Tharsday evening and
about IL O'Clock snow began falling which
hes continued with occasional csssations up
70 The time OF going TO press Friday after
noon.
z. L. Rector Of San Francisco, who has
recently been in charge Of the Western
Union Telegraph office in Eureka. has been
taking soms fns kodak views of the prin-
lil L Eu-aka And also