The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-06
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Ding ~ Lno DfVWh hoSot'
Mrs. George Hslstesd was up from Duck
water this week on q shopping trip.
Pine Valley rsnchers have commenced
cutting their second crop Of alfalfa.
Miss Jesse Diamond Of Eureka has been
Amounted teacher Of the Summit school.
Oliver Benson has returned to Beowawe
from California much improved in health.
Mrs. K. Sssserno and daughter we're
visitors to Eureka Monday from the
Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Tonkin returned
home to Eureka Wednesday from San
Francisco.
Miss Anna johnson left Friday for Reno
to resume her studies at the Nevada
University.
Mitch Gresovich is over from the west
eru part of the State renewing old &C.
quaintsnces.
George Young is repairing his side walk
and making other Improvements to bis Main
street property.
Miss Jennie Mulcoy left Eureka Thurs
day to her new school duties IN
Humboldt county.
w. S. Beard has received the Republican
nomination for the office Of Assessor OF
Washoe county.
A social dance will be given this friday
evening ct the Diamond mine. A general
invitation is extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Engstrom Of Beo-
wave are in California for the benefit oil
Mrs. Engstrom's health.
Miss Fannie Coyle left Eureka Wednes-
day for Butte. Montana. where she goes to
accept 9 clerical position.
A. C. Redding Of the Typo Mining and
Reduction Company at Typo has been 8
visitor 10 Eureka this week.
Eugene Norris retained from Ely this
week. Il0 nthbce tueb y ptooohs AtJ ~
much %livelier than Eureka.
John E.. Hooper 10 back from Cortez
where he has been 81 work for the Teuabo
Company for several months.
There will be g regular meeting OF Eu.
rsks Commandery No. 2. X. T., this tSst-
urdsy) evening at 1880 o'clock.
L. w. fremont and Ed Mulooy have
taken 9 lease Of the HegenAn interest in
the Helen mine on Adams Hill.
Miss Grace Lamb of Reno has been sp-
pointed teacher OF the Damele school in the
western portion Of Eureka county.
Mrs. II. Simonsen OF Newark Valley has
purchased . home in Elko and has gone
there to place her daughter in school.
Father Msnion will hold the usual rslig.
ious services ct the Catholic Church to.
morrow at 10 A. M. Sunday School at 2
p. NJ.
The delegates from Eureka county, who
abbeuuou tuo 0euioSksbV eou ohNst teAsJ
Conventions at Reno. last week oil returned
home Saturday.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 50; Lead st New York
$4.l2i. ct Salt Lake City. 50. 50j Copper ct
Salt Lake. 1880.
The Clrson News says: We understand
that John Hill. of the Arlington. is to re-
build his propertp Of Palissde that he lost
by 6re . month ago.
Austin Jackson returned to Eureka
Tuesday from . flying trip to San Francisco
and left Wednesday for thsRocco.Home
stake mine as Hamilton.
Winnsmucca Silver State, Sept. l; Il.
NJ. Baum and Mrs. William Funk and
children left to-day for Ogden. where they
will make their future home.
While switching in the railroad yard in
Eureka last Monday the engine ran off the
track and the train for Pslisade did not get
away until 4 p. M. that afternoon.
The announcement Of M. G.. Foster as q
candidate for Assemblyman from Eureka
county on the Silver party ticket will be
found in another column of this issue.
Raymond Robinson has accepted q posi-
ton as bookkeepsr with Wm. Hayes. the
Ely merchant. and left for that place the
frst Of the week to take up his new duties.
The Republicans have been busy for thu
past few days arranging for the primarie'
that are to be held in the different precincts
Of Eureka county on Saturday, September 6
Bert Moorish of Ruby Hill left Eurek'
Wednesday, for Ogden, Utah, to visit hi
mother who resides in that city. From
there he will probably 60 TO British Colum
bia