The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-14
MENTION.

Miss lmoRono htWin speus seNeFht o@F'
=, Eureka this week from Duckwater.
F. X. Murphy has just purchased the
Henry Ssvornin residence and lots 10 Win
nemuccs for . home.
Ran Plummer. Jr., aud Joe TrAvilli
xsre selected IS trustees at Mineral Hill Of
the recent school election.
Charley Irwin arrived from Duckwster
Monday and left the following day for .
trip to Lost River. Idaho.
Joe Csviglis pulled out Tuesday with .
iourhorss load Of household goods and
other freight for Tonopsh.
there will be . regular meeting Of Eu-
rIs Lodge No. is. f. 4 A. NJ, this tSat-
sdsy) evening st 7:30 o'clock.
The SENTINEL returns thanks TO the man.
.eement Of the Ruby Hill school enter
tsinment for complimentsries.
Ed. MaIcoy. who has been working at
the Pilot Knob copper claims near Ely for
several months, returned home Monday.
The condition Of Simon Fraser. who has
beer seriously i'll at the Brown Hotel for
the past two weeks, Is somewhat improved.
A number Of Reno Carnival badge but
tons were received in Eureka this week for
the different candidates in the Msid Of
Honor Contest.
Tom Rutherford was 10 town the FIRST Of
the week from Currant Creek. and reports
that the recent frosts did considerable in.
Jury TO the fruit 10 that section.
Miss Jessie Diamond Of Eureka has been
engaged to teach . term Of school ct Pinto
Creek, White Pine county, and opened the
school on Monday ct James Rogantin's.
A shipment Of twenty tons Of ore from the
Richmond mine on Ruby Hill. and FIVE tons
from the Lincoln mine 10 Diamond Valley
was made TO the Reno Reduction Works
this week.
The programme OF the commencement ex.
ercises Of the Eureka High School. together
with the names OF the Glasses OF 1902 and
1903, will be found in another column OF
this issue.
A number OF Eureka people are making
preparations to attend the Reno Carnival.
The Southern Pacific will make . round.
trip one fare rate to Reno from ell Ne
vsds points.
Representatives f. j. Brosssmer and
James II. Williams leave for Carson Sat-
urdsy TO attend the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge. I. o. O. p. which meets in that
city on Tuesday next.
Claude Page, 8 son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. d.
Page Of Hot Creek. Nye county. who has
been attending school at Berkeley. Cal. ar
rived here Thursday en- route TO his home
to spend his vacation.
Leonard McGarry and Charley Witten.
berg invested in another eight animal
irsightiog team ct Tonopsh last week. and
will engage extensively in the freighting
business between Tonopsh and Sodaville.
The estate Of the late Simeon Wenban.
including the mines on the boundary line
bs.wesn Eursks and Lander counties. was
Distributed to the widow 10 San Francisco
last week, she being the sole legatee named
In the will.
NJ. Murphy aud b. Bianchi from the
north end OF the county. and Gabriel Fan
oil Of Ely. spent several days in Eureka
this week attending to some business mat
tsrs connected with their mining property
at Stafford. this county.
Thirteen shesrers reached the Cotton
wood shesring camp Of the Eureka Live
Stock Company from Elko county on Thurs
day, and the work Of shesring some 5000
Of the compsny's sheep in Eureka county
was commenced Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Roberts and her daughter, Mrs.
Maxwell and children. left Tuesday for To-
nopah with their household effects. Mrs.
Roberts 10 the mother Of Mrs. DR.. f. r.
Keen Of Tonopah. and the family expect to
locate there permanently.
The Rsgli b~uildin2 on Main street. next
door to the Eureka County Bank, has been
renovated and 10 now being fitted up as .
drug store by the Peoples Drug Company,
with DR.. G.. G.. Gordon as manager. The
company expects to open up for business on
July /.
Mrs. William Zsdow, who goes az . dele
gate to the RebekAh Grand Lodge. 1. o. o.
f.. which convenes in Carson on June II.
leaves Eureka Saturday for the capital city.
She will also attend the Reno carnival and
visit relatives in California before returning
home.