The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-26
@ MENTION.

Alex Mechanics returned home Monday
from San Francisco.
The Tonopsh papers are lukewsrm on the
railroad proposition.
j. e. Norris left on Mondays train on .
business trip to San Francisco.
Artsl Shields Of Hamilton spent several
dsys in Eureka early this week.
Supt. Charles Read Of the Diamond was
visitor here this week from Salt Lake.
John Gregovich has been suffering from
severe attack Of rheumatism during the
week.
LAST Thursday was the 2Ssh anniversary
Of the big flood that occurred at Eureka
July "a. 1874.
w =. Haworth returned Wednesday
from his trip to Elko. aud expects to leave
for Tonopah In . few days.
Prof. G. II. Ramsdeli the photographer.
10 back from his visit to Hamilton and will
resume business 10 Eureka.
There will be . regular meeting Of St.
Johns Chapter No. 5, K. A. NJ. this tsas-
urdsy) evening 1t 1880 o'clock.
Peter Breen, Esq. returned Thursday
from his trip TO Austin and other points.
Felix Rsphel accompanied Mr.. Breen on his
trip.
Mrs. j. A. Rattazzi and children left Eu-
reka Wednesday to pay . several weeks
visit to Mrs. James Rogantini ct Pinto
Creek.
George Gavin this week received an in
voice Of Regal steel ware. The different
utensils are not only useful but orna-
mental.
Mrs. II. Rogantini Of Duck water. who
has been suffering from q gathering In she
head, came to Eureka Suudsy for medical
treatment.
james Poindexter, who 10 employed by
the Tenabo Mining Company ct Corssz, Is
of on q vacation and paid Eureka q visit
this week.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
At New York, 52l; Lead ct New York
s4.I2b, at Salt Lake City, $50; Copper at
Salt Lake. llic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Williams and daugh'
ter, Miss Lulu. lef. Monday for San Jose.
Cal, where they expect to make their home
in the future.
r.. A. Laird has sold his interest in the
drsying business at Tonopsh TO George
Manson. Wittenberg & Manson now con
duct the business.
Some one 10 selling whisky again to To-
dams in Eureka. On several days this
week . number OF them were seen on our
streets badly intoxicated.
Robert Raftice this week rented the fur
nished house OF Mrs. Emerson on Spring
street. where he and his bride have now
taken up their residence.
Will and Fred Harris OF Eureka. who
have been sinking . prospecting shalt Of
Touopah on q contract, have finished theiI
sork and are now reported on their way
home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II. Hoegh and son,
Tracey, left for San Francisco on Monds,
OF this week. They went to the city t.
oonsuls . specialist regarding the case Of
their son.
George Peacock, electrician for the Chain
man Mining Company. who has been max
ing repairs on the telephone line betweer
Ely and Eureka, spent several days here
this week.
John Lswton Butler returned to Eureks
isst Saturday from his visit in California,
and continued on next day to Typo. Mrs.
Butler will remAin 10 California several
weeks longer.
The dog p~oisoner lie again in evidence
Joe Molino's dog found some poison Thurs
day night and died Friday morning. ant
the Ksrsky dog is now in the last throe'
from the same cause.
G.. s. Garcia. one OF Elko's leading busi
ness men. arrived in Eureka by Wednes
days train, and continued on 10 Duckwatel
the ssme afternoon by private conveyance
TO look after some business interests ct tina
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Cromer left for til,
East Tuesday. After visiting friends il
Chicago they will c~ontinue on to Bostol
with the idea OF locating there il Mr.. Gro
occupation that suits him.
H. A. McKim is making some changes
and Improvements in his place OF business
He is taking out the partitions in the real