The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-24
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Master Morris Leighton is visiting in Eu-
reka from Alpha.
George Dale and George Hslsssad arrived
in Eureka Monday from Duck
DIR. G. Hamilton, the dentist, is confined
10 his bed with an attack Of Ia grippe.
W. ]. Hooper last week presented . map
Of the world to the Eureka public school.
Miss Annie Mcbride returned to her
home Of Eureka Thursday from her visit 81
Alpha.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett and c. F.
whtenberg were departures for Tonopsh
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. j. Tonkin arrived home on
Saturdays train from an extended visit in
San Francisco.
Paul Lane has had 100 head of range
horses gathered, and 10 holding them for
prospective buyers.
William Palma, . brother Of Henry Palma
OF fFObptCl, etriFou ~ Eutchs 0uuuuay w
. visit to his brother.
There will be . regular meeting Of st.
Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ, this (Sat-
urdsy) evening at 1880 o'clock.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Commsndery No. 2. X. T., this tSst-
urdsy) evening ct 1870 o'clock.
The Z. & p. Company has recently
broken up . number Of iss freight cars that
were mob equipped with cir brakes.
DIR. j. G. Hennessy. the dentist. who made
Eureka Q professional visit last Summer,
will shortly return 10 Nevada from Mexico.
C. II. Stinson and wife Of Eureka have
been taking q look ct the new camp of Tono-
pah with Q view Of going into business
there.
Mrs. WIN. Bryant Of Ruby Hill left by
Fridays train for . visit to her son, Thomas,
q. his ranch in Lamoille Valley, Elko
county.
Deputy Sheriff James B. Orr passed
through Eureka Thursday on his return to
Ely from an official trip to the western part
of the State.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, sig; Lead st New York
$4.I2i. at Salt Lake City, 50. so; Copper at
Salt Lake. lie.
The Southern Pacific paid 81. 949. 76 into
Eureka county's treasury on Wednesday,
the amount due this county on its second
installment Of taxes.
Reno Journal: DIR. Sydney Morrison Of
Collar is ct the Riverside. He expects to
locate permanently in this city and prsc-
tioe his profession here.
Allen c. Rsdding. Manager Of the Typo
Mining & Reduction Company. arrived in
Eureka Friday Of last week and returned to-
Typo the following day.
Guy Guinsn passed through Eoreks
Thursday from Typo. Nys county. for his
home ct Carson, having completed teaching
term Of school at Typo.
Mrs. Jacob Schiller Of Butte, Montana. .
former resident Of Eureka. 10 visiting rela-
tivss 10 San Francisco. Mrs. Schiller is re.
ported to be in Ill health.
Miss Hsroourt Of Carson. daughter Of DR..
l.. A. Harcourt Of Eursks. visitad Sacra.
msnto during carnival week there and is
now visiting friends 10 Msy6sld. California.
Edgar Sadler came up from che Sulphur
ranch in Diamond Valley Monday and re-
ports that the frost of Sunday night killed
everything in the vegetable line In that
locality.
Charley Fsrlinger. who left here las.
week to work 10 the mines ct Typo. re-
turned to Eureka Wednesday. He was
forced to discontinue work there on account
OF the lead in the mines.
The many friends Of John L.. Hinckiey
will be glad to learn that he is improving in
health. At present he 10 in Califorpis and
will return to Eureka % soon a. he 10 able,
Mrs. Hinckley returning with him.
The annual Entertainment given by the
lower departments Of the Eureka public
school is taking place in the assembly room
Of the school building as the SENTINEL
goes to press this friday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Morgan. daughter Of Sam
Paul OF Ely. Nevada. arrived in Eureka
Tuesday from San Francisco. en- route to
Ely for . visit. Her nephew. Chester Paul,
accompanied Mrs. Morgan from the city.
Frank Paul passed through Eureka Tues
day to Ely from . short business trip to
Salt Lake. Mr.. Paul says there is now
little doubt but that the copper mines near
Ely will prove to be large producers of
copper ore.