The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07
@ MENTION.

Mrs. VIM. Smith and daughter, Miss
Annie, we're visitors in Eureka Wednesday
from Newark.
r. A. Laird and George Young, Jr.,
leave Saturday by private conveyance for .
trip to Tonopsh.
Miss Rose Hills has gone TO Typo to
assume the management Of the Reduction
Company's hotel.
r. j. Reid this week turned out . pair
d 6ue, brand-new hind wheels for one OF
Phil Browns big ore wagons.
Miss Emma Regli. who has beer attend
ing the Nevada University at Reno, re.
turned home by Fridays train.
Mrs. A. Mckay and son. Robbie. leave
for Tonopah Saturday. VIM. Meister OF
Newark will accompany them.
Dominick aud Willie Curto. who have
been working for the Tenabo Company, re-
turned home Tuesday from Cortez.
Miss Helen whitmore closed her school
at Lane City, near Ely, last week, and re-
turned to her home in Eureka Friday.
Eugene Norris and Fred Lewis returned
TO Eureka Tuesday from their trip to The
Deep Creek mines. near the Utah line.
Miss Anna johnson. who has been attend
ing the State University at Reno, returned
home lsst Saturday to spend the Summer
vacation.
DR.. Sydney X. Morrison has entered
upon the practice OF bis profession ct Reno.
and has offices in the Washoe County Bank
building.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York, 52t; Lead 81 New York
s4.l2A. at Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper st
Salt Lake. lie.
f. B. Wilder, representing the Reno Re-
duction Works, arrived in Eureka this
week for the purpose Of securing some Of
our ores for his plant at Reno.
John Hancock, Jr., caught the Tonopah
fever last Tuesday aud struck out for that
place via Typo with Frank Hsrmsr. The
latter expects to remain at Typo.
The SESrISR I'll was 10 error last week in
stating that John Fine was the holdover
school trustee Of Ruby Hill, James Will
Jams, Sr.. being the holdover member.
Mas Hattie Rsphel, who has been teach
ing ct A. G.. Clevelsnd's in White Pine
county, has snished her term OF school and
arrived home by Fridays stage to spend
her vacation.
Supt. G. ID. Abbott left Palissde Friday
for Salt Lake to attend the annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the Eureka d Psli-
SADIE Railway Company. to be held in that
city on Saturday. Mrs. Abbott accom-
panied him.
Simon Fraser, who returned to Eureka
from Tonopsh last Saturday in failing
health, has since been ct the Brown Hotel
under . physicians care. He has been
snduslly growing worse, and is now in .
critical condition.
William Mendes WAS up from DuckwAter
Wednesday. He reports that . heavy white
frost visited that section last Sunday morn.
ing and killed all the early vegetables. 1t
10 not thought the fruit crop was injured to
any extent. The hay snd grain crops are
looking unusually fine.
Miss Lizzie Pepper returned home from
the State University 81 Reno on FRI
day, and was accompanied by Miss
Molly Scott Of Ely. who 10 one Of this
years graduates Of the Nevada University.
Miss Scott will visit 10 Eureka for . few
days with Miss Pepper before continuing
on to her home at Ely.
Robert Bailey. accompanied by his cousin,
Mr.. Shipley. were visitors to Eureka last
Saturday from Diamond Valley. Mr..
Bailey has the engine for his new pumping
plant set up. but the pump ordered from
Salt Lake has so far failed TO put in an sp.
pearance. 1t has probably been side-tracked
or sent to Eureka. California.
The Giroux-Snedeker party Of mining
men mentioned last week, returned to Eu-
reka from their visit to the Pilot Knob cop
per claims near Ely on Tuesday. Joseph
Giroux and Mr.. Snedeker accompanied
Postmaster Broy to Prospect Mountain on
Wednesday morning for an inspection Of
John MoNsughton's mines. The party left
for the East by Wednesdays train.
Considerable uneasiness 10 already being
manifested by ranchers in various parts oil
the county regarding the few hands that
will be available during the coming hayiug
season. Should the present exodus to To-
nopah continue, rsnchers will certainly be
at their wits end to secure help enough to
properly care for what now promises to be
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