The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-03
LOCAL

Henry wedekind was an arrival in Eu-
rsks this week from Reno.
Charley Lsuteuscblsgsr returned home
Friday from his visit to San Francisco.
Bob Mcmillan is rnnning an engine at
Dawson City and will remain in Alaska un-
ill Fall.
Principal r. A. McClellsnd Of Ruby Hill
has been appointed to take the school GEN.
sus in his district.
Leonard McGsrry has purchased . half
interest in e freight team plying between
Touopah aud Sodaville.
Dr. c. Hamilton expects to leave Eureka
,batly for his Summer vacation. He has .
ssiice in another column.
Sam Hollis q prominent character on the
Base Range in the early days Of the camp.
is q recent arrival at Reno.
Mrs. Ed Roberts left Thursday for Ken
nedy. Humboldt county, to look after her
business interests al that place.
Joe Bryant Of Ruby Hill left by Thurs
days train for . visit to his brother, Tom,
in Lamoille Valley. Elko county.
James P. McElroy announces himself 10
smother column IS q candidate for ~re-eleo-
ton 10 the office OF school trustee.
Judge w. d. Jones finished his Court
business in Eureka and departed for his
home at Austin by Mondays train.
Members OF st. Johns Chapter No. 8. R.
A. NJ, are requested to meet 1t the hall st
7:3O o'clock this Saturday. evening.
r. L. Chase. 81 one time Recorder OF En-
reks county and we'll known to ell old Ne
vadaus. has recently located ct Reno.
The Tonkin- wiuzslI water suit case on
appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court will
come up for argument at Carson on May IL.
The Board OF Trustees has appointed Miss
Katie McElroy to take the school census Of
Eureks district during the month Of May.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 81; Lead Of New York,
s4.l2i, at Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper 81
Salt Lake. lie.
The daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Charsz
of Carson will graduate this year from Mills
Seminary. California. The young lady was
born in Eureka.
L. F. Rice arrived in Eureka Wednesday
with five aud . half tons Of -four for p.
Psroni from Hylson & Williams South
Fork Flour Mills in Elko county.
Attorney Peter Breeu and Pete Ruther-
ford left Eureka Thursday for Belmont on
legal business. Before retaining to Eu-
reks they expect to visit Tonopah.
The Free Press announces the return Of
Charley Brossemer TO Elko last Saturday
from his several months visit in California,
and says his health is much improved.
John Hooper Of Ruby Hill left Monday
for the north end OF the county in search Of
employment. II be fails to dnd anything
suitable there be intends going to Tintic.
Utah.
d. j. Williams Of Provo, Utah. who is
Interested In mail routes in Nevada. has
been ia Eureka several days this week ar.
ranging with parties here to conduc. the
service.
Eureka has been favored during the past
week with a number OF April showers that
have laid the dust and cleared the stmos-
phere aud promoted the growth OF oil vege-
tation.
Will McGsrry started by private con-
veyance Wednesday with his sister, Miss
Anna, to Snake Valley. in White Pine
county. where she goes to assume charge Of
the school at that place.
Sheriff Burdick reports that the political
pot in the western portion Of the State has
commenced simmering at . great rate. and
from ell accounts there will be no lack Of
candidates for the different State Offices.
A number Of breaks in the main water
pipes on Main street have occurred during
the week, and the water company has had q
force Of men taking up several sections Of
the old pipe and replacing ii with new.
Governor Sadler aud Geo. A. Bartlett left
Eureka Wednesday for the Governors
ranch in Diamond Valley. They intended
taking q team there the following day and
going across the country direct to Belmont.
During the week an epidemic OF colds
and throat affections hes been prevalent
among . number Of our people, and q few
have been STACKED with an ailment the
symptoms Of which are similar TO la grippe.
Ernest Schendel brought his family in
from Typo this week and they will remain
in EuFaka for aavax.t noakhs Mr. Sohan-