The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-05
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Frank winzell Of Alpha spent the Fourth
in Eureka.
Thomas Robinson lie reported to be i'll 81
his mine at Newark.
Mike Donnslly retained to Eureka by
Fridays train from Butte, Montana.
Mrs. Claude Ford has returned to Tono.
nah from her recent visit In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Birch were visitors
TO Eureka from Duckwater early this week.
District Attorney Peter Breen turned bis
ankle Tuesday evening and is now confined
to his home.
Something new in the way Of = beverage
10 advertised in this issue Of the SENTINEL
under New To-Day"
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Henderson and Tom
Robinson, Jr.. left by Thursdays train to
oelebrste the Fourth 1t Csrlin.
Henry Lorigan Of Duck water wasi in town
Thursday. He says it rsined very heavily
In Fish Creek valley on Wednesday.
Miss Irene Moorish Of Ruby Hill de-
parted Wednesday for . visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Richard Moorish. st Ogden. Utah.
Mrs. Ben Regli and son. Bonnie. left
Wednesday morning to spend the Fourth
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Secretary Of State Eugene Howell passed
through Eureka Monday on bis return to
Carson from his visit to White Pine county.
Salt Lake Tribune. July 2: The Excelsior
Of Eureka. Nevada. appeared on the market
with two more cars Of ore Of fine quality
yesterday.
Mrs. Julis NJ. F. Butson Of Ruby Bill
left for Silver City. Idaho. Wednesday.
where she goes to make her future home
with . sister.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 52i; Lead at New York
s4.l2b, at Salt Lake City, SO $50; Copper Of
Salt Lake. llAc.
Joe Williams, foreman OF the Richmond
mine on Ruby Hill for many years. leaves
Eureka Monday to try bis fortune in the
new camp of Tonopsh.
Bert L. Smith went to Palisade Monday
10 receive ITO thoroughbred Shropshire
bucks recently purchased in Wisconsin By
the Eureka Live Stock Company.
The SENTINEL returns thanks TO the man
segment Of CArlin's celebration committed
for . complimentary ticket to the ball given
there on the evening Of the Fourth.
Judge s.. J. Bonniield. Jr.. who has beer
holding q term OF court in Eureka THU
week for Judge w. ID. Jones. returned tt
his home at W~innemuoos Wednesday.
William Mendes reports that several Of
the Duck water ranchers had commenced
hayiug this week. and that ell indications
were favorable for harvesting . large crop.
The infant son and daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Antoine Msrialdo OF Cortez were christ
ensd 81 the Catholic Church in Eureka on
the morning Of July 4 by Rev. Fsthel
Msniop.
J. L. Thompson. an old resident OF Min
sral Hill, was admitted 10 the County Hos
pital Monday. He 10 now IA years OF age
in failing health and not able to take oar'
Of himself.
A private letter received in Eureka thil
week from NJ. G. bob .Cavanaugh ssase'
that at present he 10 prospecting on th'
Island Of ST. Catalina. Los Angeles county
California.
Win and Dick Harris departed Sunds,
for Tonopah to again try their luck in tina
camp. This 10 their second trip to thu
place. the one previous being made SOM
months ago.
The party Of Eurekans who left by Mon
days train for Reno to attend the Caruivs
were sidstraoksd at Battle Mountain seves
hours on account Of . wreck that ocourres
Test OF that point.
The people Of Newark Valley assembled
At the Conover ranch on the Fourth ant
spent the day in jolliicAtion and merriment
A necktie party 10 the evening closed th'
festivities of the day.
Miss Minnie Mau. who has been tesohin,
ct Ruby Valley. Elko county. for the pas
year. completed her term Of school st tha
place last week and returned home to Eu
rska by Tuesdays train.
William wainwright drove in from New
ark Thursday. He reports that consider
able moisture fell there during Wednesday
storm, and that he found the roads leading
10 Eureka quite heavy.
While on the trip TO Palissde Monds!
Bert Henderson is said to have lost BIZ