The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-13
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AL Dees, she stage man, expects 10 "o'o
nj, family shortly from Eureka 70 Ely.
Thomas McGovern, formerly Of Eureka,
q. candidate for Constable Of Reno.
Miss Kate Loucks went TO Duokwater
Monday with Mrs. H. Rogsntini for . visit.
william G. Blair Left Eureka Monday Tor
months visit with relatives 10 Illinois and
lows.
Mshion Ridge, Waterman for the Tensbo
Mining Company at Cortez. spent several
d.s 10 Eureka this week.
After a weeks visit on the Base Range
Mitch Gregovich returned to the western
part Of the State Tuesday.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
reks Lodge No. I6. F. & A. NJ, this (Sas-
urdsy) evening 81 7:3O o'clock.
Mrs. WIN. Jury arrived 10 Eareks last
Saturday from Galens. Lander county. for
. visit with the family Of james Jury OF
Ruby Hill.
DIR. G. Hamilton, dentist. has returned
from his professional visit in White Pine
county and 10 ready for business at his Office
on Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bird lefs Ely last
Tuesday for Chicago. After . months visit
in the East they expect to spend the Winter
In San Francisco.
Miss Anna johnson Of Eureka has re-
umed her studies at the Nevada University
and 10 in the graduating class Of the Liberal
Arts Department..
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 5lh; Lead 81 New York
s4.l25, ct Salt Lake City, 8 $50; Copper ct
Salt Lake. l0ic.
Jake Clough and George Logan were over
from Belmont this week for freight. Mr..
Logan is still detained here awaiting the
arrival Of . Balm wagon.
F. J.. Brossemer Of Eureka and John
McNsughton Of Ruby Hill. delegates TO the
Republican State Convention. left by Wed
nesday's train for Reno.
W.. A. Moore and family Of Fish Lake
Valley. Nye county. are paying . visit to
his brother. William Moore. OF the Warm
Springs ranch 10 Newark Valley.
J. B. Simpson. j. NJ. Lynch and c.. A
Walker. delegates TO the Republican State
Convention from White Pine county. passed
through Eureka Wednesday for Reno.
Miss Flora wittenberg Of Eureka has
been appointed primary teacher Of the
school at Psnacs. Lincoln county. and lefs
Monday to assume charge Of the work.
After . short visit at his home 10 Eureka
Clarence Kind returned to Tonopsh Tues
day. Felix Rspbel drove him over and il
10 expected Henry Kind will return with
him.
Public Administrator Clay Simms re.
turned Thursday from . trip to Mineral
Hill, where he vent to look into the prop
srsy left at that place by the late Joseph L.
Thompson.
P. H. Hjul is . delegate to the Republi'
can State Convention and left for Reno
Thursday accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Nevada. who is going to make a visit
with friends In Carson.
Miss Katie Brown Of Eureka left for
Reno Thursday. where she goes TO learn the
dressmsking trade. During her stay there
she will make her home with her sister.
Mrs. James MoMenamin.
J.. A. Trsylor and family Of New York
accom- panied by Mrs. NJ. Dyes. pa'ssd
through Eureka this week en- route to Ely
Mr.. Traylor will take . position with tn,
Copper Flat Mining Company.
The school at Prospect opened Monday
with Mrs. F. o. Henderson - teacher,
Thirsy-two pupils were enrolled. an increase
Of seven over the number 10 attendance 81
the opening Of the school . year ago.
Miss Maud Moormsn arrived In Eureks
Thursday from her home 81 Ilipsh. White
Pine county. and leaves for San Francisco
Saturday TO take . course in stenography at
ons Of the business colleges 10 that city.
William Robertson and son. William. re,
turned to Eureka Thursday from . visit tc
Snake Valley in White Pine county. They
came through Ely on their way home and
report that place 10 be exceedingly quiet al
present.
Mrs. Oscar j. Smith. who has been i'll 81
The Palace Hotel in San Francisco with
pneumonis. suffered . relapse last week and
her husband was called to her bedside from
Reno. The lady 10 now reported TO be out
OF danger and improving.
Mrs. Wm. Zadow is again able to be uE
and around. The suffering caused from &c
abscess that formed in the paim Of the