The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-23
SATURDAY. AUGUST %. 1909.
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Paul Lane was . visitor 70 Eursks Thurs
day from Pine Valley.
Dominiok Curto left Monday to work in
the mines ct Ely.
Supt. Charles Read Of the Diamond 10
over from Salt Lake.
Victor Bsrnd left Eureka Wednesday for
The East on . business trip.
Paul Lane offers quantity Of bsled hay
for sale under New To-Day"
DIR. L. A. Hsroourt left Wednesday for .
weeks visit with his family ct Carson.
Principal w. l.. Butler returned Monday
from his visit in the western portion Of the
State.
Miss Elvira Tognini has been appointed
teacher of the Fort Ruby school In Elk
county.
A. p. Tenyoord Of Eureka has accepted .
position with the Copper Flat Company
near Ely.
The eureka possofioe has just put up
new sign bearing the inscriptions: "U. s.
Postofice."
Miss Lizzie Resli OF Eureka has been sp-
pointed teacher Of the school 81 Currsnt
Creek. Nye county.
Miss Annie Lucey. who has been visiting
turned home Saturday.
There will be . regular meeting OF So.
Johns Chapter No. 5. R. A. NJ. this tSat-
urdsy) evening At $50 o'clock.
Preparations are already being made Tor
opening most OF the public schools a week
from next Monday. September l.
Doc O'Tools of Tonopah passed through
Eureka Wednesday on his way to the Sill
YER Party Convention ct Reno.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett came over
from Tonopsh Tuesday and returned there
Thursday accompanied by his wife.
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
ious services at the Catholic Church to.
morrow at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School at 2
p. NJ.
Conductor ]. B. Riddle 10 taking . several
days Icy off and renewing old acqusintances
10 Eureka. N. Whitmors 10 running bis
train.
X. A. Laird and George Young. Jr., are
expected home from Tonopah Sunday.
Clarence Kind will probably return with
them.
Mrs. NJ. B. BartIett expects to leave
Eureka shortly for Tonopah. where she
will join her husband and remain during
the Winter.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York, 52t; Lead ct New York
$4.l2l. at Salt Lake City. $3.50; Copper at
Salt Lake. lie.
Austin Jackson, who has been over ct
the Rocco Homestske mine near Hamilton
for the past two months, was . visitor to
Eureka this week.
Mrs. Oscar J. Smith Of Reno. who has
been i'll with p~nsumouia at the Palace Ho-
tel 10 San Francisco. 10 now reported to
be- much improved.
Attorney Peter Brssn left for Reno
Thursday to be absent until after the
meeting Of the Silver party and Democratic
State Conventions in that city.
Outside OF the new saloon building
erected by Dormsn 4 McKinon. no move
msnt looking to the rebuilding Of the burnt
district at Palisads is at present discsrnible.
The death OF John G.. Tonkin in San
Francisco this week makes the sixth mem.
Der OF Eureka Lodge No. l6. +. & A. NJ.
who has died within the past twelve
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Summsrall. who
were recently burned out at Palissds. will
take up their residence ct Odgep, Utah. az
soon as Mr.. SummerAll can adjust bis bust.
ness affairs.
Mrs. A. Mckay and Miss Lizzie Pepper
were departures for Tonopah Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie goes over to join her mother.
who has secured . position for her in the
sams place she 10 employed.
Mrs. Governor Sadler returned to her
home at Carson Thursday after paying Q
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Ben Plummer
at Mineral Hill, and spending q week with
Mrs. VIM. ZAdow Of Eureka.
Miss Edith Swiok. who has been in Cali.
fornia for several months for the benefit OF
her health. will return to her home in
Eureka shortly. She will teach the coming