The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-03-29

There will be 9 regular meeting OF 81.
Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. NJ. this (Sat-
urdsy) evening at 7 o'clock.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
rsks Commsndery No. 2, X. T., this tSss-
urdsy) evening at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. j. McMensmin, who has been here
visiting her mother. Mrs. j. Brown, for sew
sr.l months. left for Reno Wednesday TO
Join her husband.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
At New York. 553; Lead 1T New York,
A.l21, at Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper ct
Salt Lake. 1l.sc.
P. II. Cook, travelling freight agent oil
the Union Pacific Railroad. with hesdqusr-
tiers at Ogden, Utah, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Eureka.
w. r. Graham and wife returned here by
Thursdays train from their trip to San
Francisco. They left Friday by private
conveyance for their nome at Ely.
County Superintendent Breen has ap-
pointed William Blair . trustee Of Ante
Iope school district, TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of James Morri-
son.
Five young men were arrivals in Eureka
this week from Reno. and are to be en-
ployed by the Eureka Live Stock Com
pspy on their Roberts Creek and Fish
Creek ranches.
Fred Mannheim was an arrival from Los
Angeles by Mondays train. Fred returns
to Eureka to look after II. A. Knights bust
ness while the latter makes Q trip OF in
specsion to Tonopsh.
The Brown Hotel has rented the rooms in
the Opera House building, formerly occupied
by the Keen drug store. and is having
them renovated and pot in order for use IS
sample rooms for travelling men.
Joseph Arthur. superintendent OF the
Bullwhacker and Silver West mines on Ad-
ans Hill. has been quite ill during the
week. On Thursday he suffered q slight
stroke of paralysis Of the right side.
DIR, G. II. Thoms, 8 former Eureka physi-
clan now residing at Reno. has had plans
prepared for q two-story brick structure in
that city. The new building will have 9
5O-foot frontage on South Virginia street.
L. w. Davis. for q number Of years 10
the employ Of the Richmond Mining Com
pany in Eureks, has just been appointed
general manager and superintendent OF the
Southern Pscifc's coal mines at Carbon
ado. Washington.
At the Catholic Church on Easter Sun
day there will be two masses. The first
mass at s o'clock A. NJ, and high mass at
10 o'clock A. NJ. There will be evening de-
~yotions at 7 o'clock P. NJ. followed by Bene-
diction Of the Most Holy Sacrament.
Charley Allen returned to Eureka this
week from 9 trip to Tonnopah. While be
reports no change in the mining situation
there, be 10 not very favorsbly impressed
with the present business outlook and the
chances for employment in the new camp.
The e. & P. R. R. Co. succeeded in GET
ting three loaded freight teams over the
Pinto summis on Thursday. The wagons are
loaded for Ely. and are the first teams to
leave here for that point since the big storm
Of three weeks ago. About 10000 pounds
of accumulated freight still remains at the
depot.
The equinoctial storms brought Us more
snow. 1t commenced flying about 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon and up to about the same
hour on Monday nearly IA inches had fallen.
Snow squalls have been OF frequent occur
renee during the week. Five feet ia be-
iieved to be . conservative estimate OF the
amount OF snow that has fallen here within
the past three weeks.
Frank Kopp made . trip to Palisade Sat-
urday to meet his brother Ed who was re-
turning to Utah from 9 visit with relatives
in San Francisco. The SENTINEL learns
that Ed Kopp and his brother Joe are en-
gagged in running q tunnel in one Of the
mining properties at farK CitY, Otan, ana
their contract has turned out most favor
able for them. the ground working to great
advantage.
The Commissioner Of Eureka county
have arranged to bring the railroad employe
who recently had his leg broken near Ger
aid to the hospital in Eureka. He was
taken to Elko for treatment. and when the
Elko authorities notified our Commissioner
that he was a proper charge Of this county,
arrangements were ct once made for his re-
moval here. He is expected up on Mon
days train.
Phil Paroni has arranged with the Eureka
Live Stock Company to furnish him with