The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-01-18
LOCAL

Attorney Peter Preen returned from Caf-
son Thursday.
The present storm reached Ely. where u
showed at intervals all day Thursday.
r. l., Smith aud II. A. jackson left
Wednesday for a business trip to Hamilton.
Hiram Johnson returned Thursday from
several days visit at Cortez on mining
business.
Read II. Kinds new advertisement in
this issue and see the reduction in prices
be has made.
Pat Mcbride has accepted the foreman
ship Of the 2-G mine at Typo. He left To-
nopah this week for Typo.
There will be . regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Lodge No. l6. F. 4 A. NJ, this (Sat-
urdsyl evening At J o'clock.
Cashier. W. +. Griffin Of the Eureka
County Bank, who spent the holidays with
his family in Reno. returned to Eureka
Saturday.
Mrs. John f. Jones, who has been in Eu-
reka for some time attending to legal bus
mess, returned to her home ct Carson on
Monday.
Father Manion will hold the usual relig.
ious services at the Catholic Church to-
morrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school
at 2 P. NJ.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 55l; Lead ct New York,
$500. at Salt Lake City, 50. so; Copper at
Salt Lake. l0sc.
IL has been reported 10 Eureka that DR..
f. X. Keen is seriously i'll at Tonopah with
pusumonis. The SENTINEL is unable to
confirm this report.
There were no applicants for teachers
certificates before the Board Of Examiners
81 the first semi-snnual examination for
teachers on January IL.
Supt. II. C.. McTerney Of the Eureka
Consolidated Company made 9 flying trip
down the railroad on Friday Of last week,
returning home Monday.
Dave Williams. who arrived here re-
Gently from England. left Saturday to take
charge of the blacksmith shop OF the Tenabo
Mining Company at Cortez.
James Msckey and Harry McEwen leave
Saturday for Cortez TO work in q mine
bonded from the John A. Erwin estate by
ID. Falconer and Hiram johnson.
Frank Whitworth arrived here Friday en-
route to Daokws.er. He is purchasing
saddle horses, aud wants mares and geld
ings from 5 to s years old. and from IS to
81 inches high.
Charles Franchino has taken charge OF
the large freighting team purchased last
week by the +. & p. X. X. Company. and
left here Tuesday with ~. 900 pounds of
miscellaneous freight for Ely.
Rev. Mr.. Arthur Of Ruby Hill will hold
services g. the Presbyterian Church in Eu
rsks on Sunday evening. January 10, ct
1880 o'clock. Should stormy weather pre-
vail the services will be postponed.
j. G.. Gwsrtuey, q former principal OF the
Eareks public school. recently resigned his
position as q teacher in one OF the public
schools OF California, and has gone to the
Philippines to accept q position as principal
OF one OF the schools in the Islands,
In the United States Court at Carson on
January Is P. PAroni plead guilty to the
charge OF selling whisky to Indians. lie
was fined $3.50 snd oil costs aud sentenced
60 be confined in the Eureka county Jail
two months. Marshal Emmitt arrived here
Monday with Psroni. who was at once
placed in the county Jail.
John Hancock. Jr., has received q letter
from his wife in San Francisco stating that
the physicians OF the Children's Hospital ip
that city pronounce inflammation Of the
spine to be the cause Of the partial parsIy- |
sic OF the lower limbs Of their infant child.
They believe . cure can be effected, but
time and treatment will be necessary.
The SENTINEL learns that the condition Of
George r. Mullins, who went to San Fran
cisco last week for medical treatment, 10 OF
. serious nature. DR.. Brigham and other
physicians made an examination of Mr..
Mullins at st. Lakes Hospital and disg-
nosed his case as enlargement Of the liver.
At the present time he is under treatment,
which il is hoped will remove the cause OF
this enlargement and restore the liver to
its normal state.