The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-10-04
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John Hancock, Jr.. has returned to Eureka
from his mining expedition into Elko county.
Saturday, October 4. will be the last day
on which nominating petitions may be fled.
Ed Harmer was in town this week for .
load Of supplies for the Busler ranch In
Nye county.
About three inches Of snow fell early last
Sunday morning and the weather has been
clear and cold since that time.
The regular Christian Endeavor service
will be held at the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. W. R. Bsssstt and daughter Of Ely
passed through Eureka Thursdsy en- route
to California to spend the Winter.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
At New York, 5lh; Lead st New York
$4.I2A, at Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper ct
Salt Lake. lie.
Austin Jackson Of the Rocco-H omsstsks
mine ct Hamilton spent Sunday and Mon
day looking over the political situation on
the Base Range.
Dayton Coleman. who has been in San
Francisco for medical treatment for several
months, returned to Eureka Tuesday
greatly improved.
Thomas Haley. the well-known former
butcher Of Eureka. was an arrival 10 ToDo-
psh last week, where, it is reported, be
will 90 into business.
Voters who have not registered should see
TO ID that their names are placed on the list.
The registry books will be closed on the
evening Of October 20.
The regular annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Eureka Con. Mining Company
will be held on Monday. October 20. See
notice in another column.
Under New To-Day" in another column
of this issue will be found q card from John
Gregovich ITO the Voters Of Eureka Coun-
ty," which explains itself.
Judge W. ID. Jones this week notified
County Clerk Hoegh that he would hold 8
session Of the District Court in Eureka oom-
mencing on Tuesday, October 7.
Mrs. II. Rogansini q up from Duck
water Tuesday and returned home Friday
accompanied by Miss I~mogene Irwin. who
had been in Eureka for the past two weeks.
Walter Moore and family of Fish Lake
Valley. Nys county, stopped over in
Eureka Tuesday on their return hons from
q visit to Mr.. Moore's brother. William, in
Newark Valley.
Miss Edith Swick returned on Wednesday
from an extended visit with relatives 10
California. On Monday Miss Swick will re-
open the Strawberry District school at Wm.
Smiths in Newark Valley.
The following party Of Eureksns left last
Monday for Tonopsh: Mrs.. NJ. B. BARTLETT.
Mrs. A. P. Anderson, Eunioe Rodoui. Pat
Mcbride. George Stone. W. s. Hsworth. T.
II. Williams and Doc Harris.
adopted at the Republican County Co..
vention held in Eureka on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 81, will be found under New To-
Day" in this issus of shs SENTINEL.
Under New To-Day" 10 this issue viii
be found the advertisement Of Mrs. M.
Winzsll. offering her stock ranch, situated
near Alpha in the northern part Of the
county, for sale. For particulars see adv.
NJ. A. Rsgli OF the Nicksls hay ranch
left last Sunday for Currant Creek. Nye
county, accompanied by his daughter. Mas
Elizabeth. who goes to assume charge OF the
school there. which opens next Monday.
Harry F. Golding. assistant cashier Of the
Eureka County Bank. was called to Virginia
City early this week on account OF the
serious illness Of his mother at that place.
He was accompanied by his wife and child.
John Gregovioh returned to Eureka
Thursday from q several days visit At
Reno. He reports that from ell indicstions
in the western portion Of the State the
present campaign will be lively and exoit.
ing.
Mrs. Julia Brown. Of the Brown Hotel in
Eureka. returned to San Francisco this
week from Burke's Ssnisarium in SonomA
county. She had been under treatment at
that place and 10 now much improved in
health.
District Attorney Breen returned home
Monday from his trip to Austin. He
reached there in ample time to have his
nomination papers filed. but reports having
experienced an unusually cold ride across
the country.
The professional card OF G. r. Reeves, at.
torney at law Of Ely. Nevada, will be