The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-19

Quinn and Joe Moline left Eureka Wednes-
day morning in Q double seated rig for 9
hunting and prospecting trip into Nye
county. Il is thought the party may visit
Tonopsh before returning to Eureks.
W. j. Tonkin came over from Virginia
City last Tuesday and as once went over
to bis ranch on Daney creek to superintsnd
the cutting Of bis hay crop. His brother,
John, who is under medical trestment in
San Francisco, is now reported to be get
ting along nicely.
c. H. Stinson arrived Thursday evening
from Tonopsh. Mr.. Stinson recently sold
his drsying business at that place to r. A.
Laird aud G. F. Wittenberg, who have
placed George G. Young in charge Of the
business. Mr.. Stinson is undecided regard
ing his plans for the future.
H. G. Goss and wife, nee Dorothy Ber-
ryman. and infant child. were arrivals here
Saturday from Palermo. Butte county, CAL
i~fornis. Mr.. Co.'s has assumed his former
position OF operating the air compressor at
the Diamond mine. and the family will
reside here for the present.
Hon. Robert Rsftice and bride arrived
in Eureka Thursday from the western part
of the State. They made Q short visit ct
both Reno and Carson on their return from
California. where they spent their honey
moon. For the present Mr.. and Mrs. Raj
tice are located 1T the Brown Hotel.
John Ivsy Of Ruby Hill, who left Eu-
reka last week for Reno to better his con-
dition. found employment at the Wsdekind
mine near Reno and worked there one day.
He was given q job on top. receiving $3.50
for ten hours hard work. He returned to
Eureka on Monday and is Of the opinion
that conditions ct Eureka are not so bad
after sll.
Scott Z. Jameson and Granville Fletcher
left Eureka again Thursday to resume work
on Q prospect they recently discovered near
the Tonkin ranch 10 the northwestern part
Of this county. They were in town several
days this week and feel quite encouraged
over the result OF the assays obtained from
their recent ind.
10 q letter received in Eureka this week
from Robert Mcmillan Of Dawson City,
Alaska, be states that be has discontinued
mining there and gone into the retail
butcher business st Dawson in partnership
with 9 man by the name Of Julius Rehm.
Besides furnishing eight hotels and restsu-
rants they have . large retail trade.
Father Msnion, who was recalled to Eu-
reka from bis trip through White Pine
county by the death Of Thomas Robinson.
left Eureka sgsin on Wednesday Of this
week to complete HE visit through White
Pine. He expects to be absent about three
weeks. On July 20 he will hold services
At Ely, and at Cherry Creek on July 81.
Frank and George Logan OF Nye county
spent several days in Eureka this week
making preparations and necessary pur-
ohases for starting 9 livery and feed stable
81 Belmont. On account Of the increased
business transacted at the county seat by
reason OF the rapid growth and develop
ment Of Tonopsh it is thought q good livery
and feed business can be built up there.
Joe Tognoni. the Duckwater merchant
and rancher, returned home last Sunday
from Eureka with 9 load Of supplies and
one OF George Gavin's Superior Steel cook
ing ranges. which he purchased for his own
use. Among his other purchases made at
Mr.. Gavin's was . handsome new top buggy
for his stspdsushter. Mrs. Sersphine Rog.
antini. Mr.. Tognoni reports an unusually
large hay crop at Duckwstsr this season.
Miss Martha E. Hicks left Eureka
Wednesday for her home in Sacramento.
California. For the past two years she has
held . position in EurekaIs public school,
being teacher Of the intermediate Depart
ment. She has made many warm friends
during her stay here. not only among the
pupils and patrons Of the school, but among
the people Of Eureka, who will regret that
her departure is final and that her educa-
tional work hereafter will be done in an.
other field. Being . young lady of education
and unusual ability and Q most excellent
teacher, we predict for her q successful
career. Her many friends will extend with
us their best wishes for her future. and re-
tain kindest remembrances Of one who was
generous and sympathetic by nature. quick
and bright in ell that she did. and who was
ever full Of wit and humor.
Religions street services in Eureka.
A party Of Evapgelists spent several days
in Eureka the fore part Of the week and