The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-02
She &mreka Sentinel.
SATURDAY. AUGUST Q. 1902.
O MENTION.

Valley Thursday.
J.. M. Rsqua of Palissde was . visitor to
Eureka several days this week.
Frank Paul passed through to Ely
Wednesday from a trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison Of Ante
Iope Valley were visitors TO Eureka Thurs
day.
Several cases Of measles have been re-
ported on Ruby Hill during the past few
weeks.
A day and night telegraph Office has been
established at Gerald, about four miles west
Of Pslisade.
Miss Minnie Msu OF Eureka has been en-
gagged to teach the next term Of the Mineral
Hill school.
Up to Friday afternoon l04 names had
been entered on the registration books in
Eureka precinct.
Miss Ruby North Of Reno. . former Eu-
reka county girl, has been appointed teacher
of the Beowswe school.
The Harris brothers have returned from
Tonopsh and Will Harris has taken . pitch
in the Cyanide mine on Adams Hill.
George Young, Jr., and Will McGsrry
returned TO Eureka from Tonopah this
week. The boys are glad to be home again.
Cashier w. 4. Griffin of the Eureka
County Bank returned TO Eureka last Sat
urday from . visit with bis family 10 Reno.
Miss Era Ford, who has been visiting
with the Westerfeld family Of Reno the
past month, returned to Eureka Tuesday.
There will be Q meeting OF Diamond Re.
beksh Lodge No. s on Monday evening
next at 1880 O'Clock. A full attendance is
reques ted.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 52i; Lead at New York
s4.I2i, at Salt Lake City, So. so; Copper st
Salt Lake. ll4c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sowden and Mrs.
James Williams OF Ruby Hill retained
Thursday from their visit in Lamo;lle VAL
ley, Elko county.
John Henderson has rented the C. II.
Stipson house on Spring street. and he and
his wife will take up their residence there
in the nesr future.
Charley Ssdler came up from Sulphur
Wednesday. He was suffering from an alb
scess in the palm Of one Of his hands. and
came to Eureka for surgical aid.
Ned Clarke spent several days in tow
this week from Blue Eagle. Nye county.
He reports that all the ranchers in that Sec
tion cut fine hay crops this season.
Attorney F. X. Murphy Of Winnsmucca,
q brother Of Mrs. NJ. McGsrry Of Eureka.
accompanied by his wife. arrived here Fri
day on Q visit to the McGsrry family.
Mrs. Julia Brown. Of the Brown Hotel In
Eureka. who has been visiting in Reno for
acme time past, went to San Francisco last
week to spend . few weeks before returning
home.
Pine Valley ranchers are still busiIy en-
gagged in cutting one OF the finest bay crops
sver grown in that valley. but they have
been badly handicapped in securing help
necessary 10 take care Of the crop.
Eugene Norris returned TO Eureka
Wednesday from his trip to San Francisco.
He has not yet finished explaining to ell his
friends why the recent Jsferies- Fltzsim-
mons fight in that city was not = fake.
1t is understood there will be . meeting
of the members Of the Eureka County
Democratic Central Committee on Saturday
evening, to select delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention to be held 1t Reno
on August 26.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to the
Schneider Drug Company for . sample bot.
tie Of Reiger's California perfume. 1t is .
new scent called PAlo Alto Pink, M it's
fragrance should be pleasing to the most
fastidious taste.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioner will be
held on Monday next. ALI persons having
bills sgainss the county should file them
with the County Clerk not later than Sat
urday, August 2.
Nelson loft this week purchased the sta
BILE and corral business Of j.. L. Smith on
north Main street. He has rented . por.
tion Of the stable 10 Robert Rsftice, and
will use the remainder Of the premises for
storing away hay.
Bert L. Smith left for Omaha last Mon
day. Before returning to Eureka be will
visit Laramie, Wyoming. where his wife was
called on account OF the serious illness of