The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-19
q ENTlON.
Mrs. Charles Rosencrans is reported TO
be quite i'll ct her home 10 Eureka.

Mrs. X. X. Morrison Of Colfsx, Cslifor'
mia, is paying a visit to her son, DIR. Sgd
ney Morrison Of Reno.
Mrs. NJ, Forth returned home Monday
from an extended visit with Mrs. l. j
Wilson in Monitor Valley.
Cashier w. Z. Griffin of the Eureka
County Bank went to Reno Monday for .
short visit with bis family.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Lodge No. 16. f. & A. NJ, this tSst-
urdsy) evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. w. o. Mills and children Of San
Francisco came up from that city lsst week
to make Q months visit at Cortez.
Attorney George A. Bartlett, accom-
psuied by his motber-in-lsw. Mrs. L. Gates,
returned to Tonopsh Wednesday.
Governor Ssdlsr is doing politics in the
eastern part Of the State and is scheduled to
arrive in Eureka on Saturday, July 10.
Thomas J. Read, who has recently been
quite i'll in San Francisco. is now reported
to be up and around again and able to at
tend to business.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York, So; Lead 81 New York
$4.l2t, at Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper at
Salt Lake. lltc.
l. j. Wilson came in from his ranch in
Monitor Valley. Nye county. on Monday.
and left here Thursday for California for
the benefit OF his health.
Miss Laura Bailey returned to her home
in Diamond Valley last Saturday. She was
accompanied by Miss Anna johnson. who
will make her Q several weeks visit.
Joe Williams Of Ruby Hill returned from
Touopsh Thursday evening. Mr.. Williams.
who is an engineer. did not find any va.
cancy in his line Of work at that place.
The registration books are now open in
the various precincts OF Eureka county, and
attention is called to the notices published
on the fourth page OF this issue Of the Sen.
TINE
Miss Helen Whitmore OF Eureka was this
week rendered 3 position as teacher in the
public school at Battle Mountain, Lander
county, Nevads, and has accepted the SD.
pointment.
One Of the purchases msde in Eureks
this week by the Logan Bros. for their ne "
livery business at Belmont was a new.
double seated Bsnicis spring wagon from
George Gavin.
Raf.elo Corsi. bat better known es
"GAribaldi." suffered . slight stroke OF
paralysis ct the Diamond mine on Wednes-
day. He was brought to Eureka for med
ical treatment.
II. A. Jackson and family left Eureka on
Wednesdays stage for Hamilton. Mrs.
Jackson and children 90 over to make .
few weeks visit with Mr.. Jackson at the
Rocco-H omestske mine.
Attorney George w. Merrill is now To-
osssd in the Wenbsn building. COG Sutter
street. San Francisco. He is attorney for
the Wenban estate aud 10 occup, ing offices
with Thomas ]. Read.
Harry Morris was bitten on the hand by
dog on Monday. His family insisted tina.
the dog be killed, and on the following day
Sheriff Burdick took the animal in hand and
had him put out OF the way.
Duncan Falconer. superintendent OF the
Tensbo Mining Company at Cortez. was q
visitor in Eureka several days this week.
He reports the company's mine and mill
81 that place to be in steady operation.
Mrs. G. II. Stinson and Mrs. A. p. Ten.
voord were arrivals in Eureka Wednesday
from Morsy. Nye county. After q two
weeks visit 10 Eureka with Mrs. Tenvoord
Mrs. Stinson will join her husband at To,
nopsh.
Joe Tognini came into Eureka Thursday
from Ruby Valley. Elko county. for hi,
daughter. Miss Elvirs. who has been ct.
tending the Eureka High School. Miss FL
vira was one of the graduates Of the class oil
1902.
According to the public records the Ruby
Hill water works were purchased by B. l.
Smith from w. b. Harrub on February l,
1901. and q transfer OF the same was made
to the Eureka Live Stock Company Oh Jun.
IA. 1902.
A letter received from Mrs. VIM. Zsdow
this week from Grass Valley. CAL, state,
that her son. Willie. was i'll at that place,
and that she wonld leave there for her homs
In Eureka as soon as be was able to make
the trip.
James p. McEiroy has purchased the rec
idence and household effects OF Mrs. ID. w.