The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-26
O IGNITION.

Imogene Irwin Was . visitor in Eureka
this week from Duckwster.
~Ssraphine Rogsntini was an arrival from
Duckwatsr early this week.
Read Henry Kinds new advertisement in
another column Of this issue.
Frank Romano, Jr., returned Tuesday
from . trip to De Lamar, Nevada.
Mrs. AL Dees returned Wednesday from
visit with her parents ct Wsdsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leighton Of Alpha
we're visitors in Eureka during the week.
Dennis McEllin Of Hamilton was an ar
rial by Thursdays train from California.
w. NJ. O'Neil, representing the Standard
Oil Company, spent Thursday In Eureka.
Remember that supper will be served 1T
the Brown Hotel to oil who attend the 1.
o. o. F. ball.
Miss Thsrsss Bricos arrived from Italy
Tuesday on . visit to her sister. Mrs. Joe
Frank Of Prospect.
Miss Jessie Diamond left Sunday for
Newark, where she opened . term Of school
Monday ct Joe Meister's.
There will be . regular meeting Of So.
Johns Chapter No. 5, R. A. NJ, this tSst-
urdsy) evening ct 7:30 O'Clock.
The SENTINEL learns that the death Of
W. P. Shaw 10 San Francisco recently was
caused by cancer Of the stomach.
William Pearce has just purchased . new
in hauling freight 70 Typo from Eursks.
Joseph Arthur Of Ruby Hill suffered .
second stroke OF paralysis on Monday OF this
week and his condition 10 reported serious.
Attention 10 called TO the announcement
10 another column Of C. II. Cronsnt and
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
ious services ct the Catholic Church to-
morrow ct 10 A. NJ. Sunday school 1t 2
p. NJ.
Judge Henry Rives Of Salt Lake City was
in Eureka several days this week attending
10 professional business in the District
Court.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 5ls; Lead as New York.
s4.I2i, at Salt Lake City. 50. so; Copper 81
Salt Lake. llsc.
Thomas Fitzpatrick OF Pinto. who has
been seriously afflicted with infsmmstory
rheumstism for some time past. 10 reported
70 be improving.
L. A. Blsksslee. Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector, arrived 10 Eureka Saturday on
his usual official visit and left for the West
on Mondays train.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell. accompanied by her
son, Frank. were visitors in Eoreks several
days this week from Alpha. They returned
home by Fridays train.
Mrs. Richard Ivey. Of Virginia, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH Ar
thur Of Ruby Hill. 10 expected to arrivs
here by Mondays train.
The Nys County Drug Store 10 the name
ofansw business house just opened at Ton.
opsh. with Mrs. DR.. A. NJ. Keen. formerly
OF Eureka, - propristrsss.
Joe Cavislis left Friday with sp eight.
horse team and two wagons loaded with
store fixtures. safes. ETC.. for the new firm
Of Kind & Marks 1t TonopAh.
Pete Rutherford, who was here from
Currans Creek this week. reports delightful
weather prevailing in his section. and says
that crops Of ell kinds are Hourishing.
William Hsmiyn. James Morrison aud
Malcolm FArlinger returned from Tonopsh
Tuesday. They speak most unfavorsbly Of
the present. condition OF Affairs in that camp.
The New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company. through John Psrdy. its agent
in Eureka. has just paid to Mrs. George r.
Mullins OF Eureka the sum OF S2.OOO. the
amount Of insurance on her late husbands
life.
Henry Kind received . letter Thursday
from bis son, Clarence. now ct TonopAh, in
which be states he is quite pleased with the
appearance Of the new camp. and that things
are beginning to assume 3 lively appearance
there.
Sheriff Burdick left for Carson Friday.
having in charge Andrew Ssufsrt. who was
sentenced Thursday to Eve years in the
State prison. During the absence Of the
Sheriff John J. Lucsy will act - deputy
Sheriff.
A telegram received in Eureka Friday
from Pslisade announces that 5. r. For.