The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-03-01
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reka on . visit to Mrs. John Williams.
Charley Clark, the well-known CONNER
cisl man, was 10 Eureka last Saturday. He
is another Tonopah enthusiast.
There will be . regular meeting Of St.
Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ. this (Sst-
urday) evening at 2 o'clock.
B. L. Smith has purchased the one-tbird
interest OF Gus Simons in the Last Chance
mine at Hamilton for $3.50.
The SENTINEL is in error again for max
ing the statement that Mrs. Wesley Lam
bert's infant sou-was q daughter.
II. A. McKim is making preparations for
the receipt Of . large lot Of new goods by
putting in q quantity Of new shelving in his
store.
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
ious services ct the Catholic Church to-
morrow al 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school
81 2 P. NJ.
b. L. Smith left Tuesday for 9 business
trip to the western part of the State. He
may extend his visit TO the Bay before re-
turning home
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York, So; Lead at New York.
s4.I2i, at Salt Lake City, { $50; Copper at
Salt Lake, llsc.
Supt. II. A. Jackson OF the Rocco-Home-
.k.La Nayada M,n,a1 ronnno - HamaI.
ton. left Eureka Monday for Q business trip
10 San Francisco.
Mrs Henry Kind was called to Colfax,
California, by . telegram announcing the
illness OF her mother. Mrs. L. Lobner, and
left by Fridays train.
The person who borrowed q pair OF hand
shears, or "spips," from the Eureka Tin
Shop will confer a favor on George Gavin
by returning the same.
VIM. Powell. father OF the late Van
Powell, wired from DeLamsr that he was
III and unable to CONS to Elko to be pres
emit at the funeral Of his son.
VIM. Whalep, who was shot in the arm
at Alpha recently by Andrew Seufert, left
for Chicago last Saturday. having sufficiently
recovered from the injury to make the jour-
ney.
]. H. Mccormick, who recently pur-
chased the ranch aud stock belonging to f.
+. Butler in Antelope Valley, Nye county.
vas 10 Eureka this week after Q load Of
supplies.
The Pos.ofice Department is asking for
bids for carrying the mail from Eureks to
Birch DIETER known ss the Dibble ranch in
Diamond Valley, IS miles aud return. once
aweek.
Mrs. II. L. Murdock has been appointed
postmaster at Mineral Hill, Eureka county,
and County Clerk ]. II. Hoegh went down
Tuesday to FIX up the bonds and administer
the oath OF office.
The Pos.ofice Department has sent out
notifications to postmasters and postal
clerks to commence weighing all mails
handled by them for a period OF thirty-hve
days, commencing on March 4.
A. 2. Tenvoord aud Eugene Norris have
taken . lease Of the Lord Byron mine on
Prospect Mountain. The property is owned
by the Ruby Dunderberg Company, aud
has produced 8 large amount OF rich ore in
the past.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett left for the
western part OF the State Thursday on pro-
f~essionsl business. He will visit Tonopsh
before returning here TO attend the session
of the District Court to be held 10 Eureka
on April 2.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioned will be
held on Monday next. All persons having
bills against the county should file them
with the County Clerk not later than Sat-
urdsy. March l.
The SENTINEL has been requested to in
form the people Of Eureka county that
Senators Jones and Stewart have forwarded
aquantity of garden seeds to Postmaster
Broy OF Eureka, who will be pleased to dis
tribute them to those desiring the seeds.
w. II. Remington, formerly OF Eureka.
but now President of the National Caloriic
Company Of Tacoma. Washington, and the
Alaska Marble Company. left San Fran
cisco recently for Rutland. VT. to engage
large force OF marble workers for Alaska.
Mrs. f. R. Wittenberg. son Charles and
daughters. Miss Marie and Addie. returned
to their home ct Eureka from California
last Saturday. Miss Flora accompanied
them as far as Battle Mountain, going from
there to complete her term Of school near
Austin.
Charles L. CAlkina of the Pacific Coast