The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
LOCAL

Mining location certificates are for sale Of
this Office.
Dr. G. G. Gordon has . card in another
column OF this issue.
Charley Lautenschlsger left last Satur-
a.v for o short visit to San Francisco.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett returned Tues
dsy from . professional trip to Hamilton.
John Conway. night Waterman 81 the Il.
kP. depot. returned Friday from . months
visit in California.
The Student Record Of April Is contains
b.G-psge poem devoted to Miss Lizzie
Pepper of Eureka.
Nike Moran Is still 10 San Francisco. but
bs about made up his mind TO try . min
log venture in Arizona.
There will be . regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Lodge No. 16. F. & A. NJ, this lSat-
urdsy) evening Ut 7:30 O'Clock.
james L. Butler. the TOnopsh bonanza
king, has just purchased . handsome and
costly residence in San Jose. Cslifornis.
Doc Harris, who has been working 81 the
Rooco.H omestake mines ct Hamilton for
several months, returned home Thursday.
"A telegram received here this week states
that the J. G.. Ford party reached Tonopah
safely after q FIVE days trip from Eureka.
Father Manion will hold the usual relig.
ious services ct the Catholic Church to-
morrow at 10 o'clock A. M. Sunday school
h2 P. NJ.
The SENTINEL learns that Mrs. l. J.
Wilson OF Monitor Valley. Nye county. had
sfsll last week aud one OF her limbs was
severely injured.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 531; Lead at New York,
s4.l2i, at Salt Lake City, 50. so; Copper st
Salt Lake. llac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edcil Cazier Of White River,
White Pine county. who have been visiting
relatives in Eureka during the week. re-
turned home Saturday.
William Funk, son-in-lsw OF K. NJ. Baum.
formerly OF PAlissde. has just been advanced
to the position OF . passenger conductor
running out OF Winnemuoca.
The suit instituted by b. L. Smith against
Frank J. Brossemer. regarding the bound
AIRY lines OF the Last Chance aud Comanche
mines near Hamilton, has been dismissed.
There will be . special meeting Of Dia.
mond Rsbsksh Lodge No. s Monday even.
ing. April 81. Al : o'clock. All members Of
shs Degree Team are earnestly requested to
attend.
The present term OF the school ct Ely
will close on Friday, May 0. aud the prin-
cipsl, A. j.. Cartwright. will open the
Spring term OF the Hamilton school on
Monday. May IL.
Edgar Sadler returned 10 Diamond VAL
ley Thursday after . several days visit 10
Eureka. He was accompanied by Adam
Stahlfoot aud Rudolph Z,dow. who went
down for . short visit.
The sir compressor At the Diamond mine
WA started ON Tuesday. and has been run
nios steadily since hosting the ores that
the miners have accumulated in the lower
workings Of the mine during the Winter.
Mrs. Mary Fulton Of Eureka and Mrs.
Martin Phillippiui Of Ruby Hill left Thurs.
day by private conveyance for Tonopsb.
They went over with the intention Of en-.
aagiue 10 some business il . favorable open
ing presents itself.
Thomas Robinson Of Newark returned
Tuesday from . several months visit with his
family in San Francisco. He was accom-.
panied by his son. Raymond. They were
met here by Mr.. Robinson's son. Tom. and
the party left for Newark Wednesday.
The communication received by the SEN.
TISEL this week signed. "a Wood SAVER"
10 not published for the reason that ths
name Of the writer does NOT accompany the
article. While the SENTINEL does not in
sist in ell cases upon publishing the name Of
correspondent. il does desire invariably
TO know the source OF ell communications.
Ed Kraus. after an absence OF two years
from Eureka. returned last Saturday from
New York City. where be has resided since
leaving here. He informs Us that while 10
the metropolis he met Mike Friedenbsrg.
an old.time Eurekan, who was in business
here in the early days. He says Mr.. Fried
enberg 10 in good health and taking life easy.
Hank Knight and Clarence Kind left
Thursday afternoon by private conveyance
for Tonopah. A number Of their friends
congregated 10 front Of Henry Kinds store
on Main street to give them q farewell