The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-05
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Valley this week.
Ernest Simonsen drove in from Cold
Creek on Friday Of last week.
Mrs. H. Rogsntini spent several days in
.owu this week from Duckwster.
Mrs. +. Obersteg and Miss Rosa Hills
xspt down to Alpha last Monday.
Cashier w. Il. Griffin returned Friday
t,om his visit TO his family ct Reno.
Walter Moore was an arrival from Fish
Lake Valley. Nye county. Thursday.
c. q. Stinson came up from Morey Thurs
a.v and will remain . couple Of weeks.
Ixlnd Rice, after an extended trip in
Nc county, returned to Eureka this week.
Mrs. p. McElroy left by Tuesdays train
for . business trip to Reno, returning home
Friday.
Richard Riepe Of Ely passed through
Eureka Sunday for . short business trip to
San Francisco.
Ths weather during the past week has
been warm and pleasant and the snow lie
isss disappearing.
George Manson and wife. nee Ennis
Lockmap, are visitors in Eureka this week
from Currsnt Creek.
Senators Jones and Stewart have just for
wsrdsd . fresh supply Of garden seeds to
Postmaster Broy for free distribution.
While the ore teams are now able to haul
susll loads Of ore from Ruby Hill. the roads
ia light vehicles are nearly impossible.
Sheriff Burdick left for q trip TO the north
end OF the county Tuesday to summon the
Grand Jurors drawn from that section.
Mas Anna johnson OF Eureka left Reno
last week for q short vacation with her
sunt. Mrs. Mark johnson. Of Oakland, Cali
fornis.
Father Manion will hold the usual relig-
ious services at the Catholic Church to-
norrow at 10 o'clock A. M. Sunday school
81 2 p. NJ.
Ed Krsuse, for many years bookkeeper
for Henry Kind in Eureka, is expected to
return shortly from the East and assume his
old position.
Miss Agnes Engvall. sister Of Mrs. Axtel
Shields of Hamilton passed through Eureka
Tuesday from . visit with her mother ip
San Francisco.
Manuel Azevedo. . travelling photog-
rspher, will remain in Eureka several weeks
II he can obtain Q suitable place in which to
open . gallery.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York, 53s; Lead 81 New York,
$a.l2s, ct Salt Lake City. 50. so; Copper at
Salt Lake. ii. sc.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett and w. d.
Thompson we're arrivals from Tonopah
Monday. Mr.. Thompson left for his home
d Salt Lake Tuesday.
The SENTINEL learns that Charles L. Lam
esrs was recently married In the East. lie
hM new settled at Clinton, Iowa. where he
hpsssicing medieins.
Dr.. Keen and family have returned to
Tonopsb from their visit TO San Francisco.
M0. Keen 10 reported confined TO her bed
on account Of illness,
James Romano has been appointed .
trustee Of Sulphur Springs school district
to Gil the place Of S~sraphins Lani. who has
removed from the district.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company.
who recently visited Eureka. have been
playing an engagement at Piper's Opera
House in Virgins City this week.
William wainwright drove in Monday
from Newark for some supplies. On ae-
count Of the deep snow on the Newark
summit he was compelled to come around
BY Pinto.
II 10 said that Joseph Raine Of Palisads
intends returning to the rAnching business
shortly. but before doing 80 will issue .
book on how to run . saloon in . lively
railroad town.
Silver State: Sam Rocky. 9 well-known
ex-conductor on this division, is engaged in
The saloon business near Palisade, where
there are several hundred men employed on
construction work.
The condition Of Joseph Arthur, ST., Of
Ruby Hill. who suffered . stroke of parsly-
els OF the right side last week, is slightly
Improved. He 10 now able to walk . little
and to use his voice at short intervals.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners will be
held on Monday next. All persons having