The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13
&ureka Sentinel.
@ MENTION.

Nllllam Neihtus "eo
Newark Thursday.
The list of delinquent taxpayers will De
found in another column Of this issue.
Miss Rose Kind Of Eureka is taking Q
business course ct the San Francisco busi'
ness College.
Read the advertisement of the Schneider
Drug Company's holiday attractions in an
other column.
James P. McElroy returned from his trip
TO Tonopsh Thursday evening accompanied
BY Charley wistenbers.
Ed Perry and Ed Halstesd arrived in En-
sks Thursday with . four-horse load OF
dressed corn-fed porkers.
The regular Christian Eodesvor service
will be held at the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening OF 7 o'clock.
Tbere will be Q meeting OF lphieenis
Lodos. O. Z. s., on Thursday evening De-
oember Is. Election Of officers.
Mira. Clsude r. Ford leaves Tonopah
Dscambsr Is for Chicago TO spend the holi-
dsys al the home Of her parents.
DIR. C. L. Hammond. formerly Of Eureka
and DeLamsr. was an arrival At Tonopsh
last week from Redding, California.
New county officers elect will assume
their duties on the FIRST Tuesday after the
fret Monday Of January next-the 9th.
John vittle Of Ruby Hill left Monday
for Ely where he will work ct the carpenter
trade for the Copper Flat Mining Company.
Bob Donpelly and James Hills returned
10 Eureka from Butte, Montsns, Tuesday,
and expect to remain until after the holt
days.
There will be . regular meeting of Eu-
reks Lodge No. l6, +. 4 A. NJ, this tSst-
urday) evening at o'clock. Election OF
officers.
William Pearce WAS an arrival from Tono.
pah this week. He expects to return there
shortly and secure q position on the Tono-
psh police force.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York. 47s; Lead at New York
s4.l2l, at Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper at
Salt Lake. l03c.
Thomas Dixon has recovered the use OF
his recently broken leg and left Monday to
take charge OF the Eureka Live Stock Com
pany's ranch at Roberts Creek.
Jim johnson was in from Bull Creek.
Nye county, this week with . load OF
dressed porkers. He readily disposed OF
his load ct ten cents per pound.
Deputy Sheriff James Orr passed through
Eureka last Saturday with Manuel Devlin.
who was being taken to the Insane Asylum
at Reno from White Pine county.
|. j. Wilson Of Monitor Valley is feeding
number of his stock cattle ct the Sulphur
Springs ranch in Diamond Valley, where be
recently purchased 100 tons Of hay.
A meeting Of the Christian Endesvor
Society 10 called for Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock Of the Presbyterian Church
All members are requested to be present.
Miss Bertha Father aud Mr.. Llewellyp
Psdlar are to be married at the residence OF
the brides parents at Prospect. Eureka
county, on Saturday evening, December 10.
The NJ. E. Sunday School Of Ruby Hill
are arranging to have q Christmas tree. A
committee from the Hill was in Eureka
this week purchasing decorations and pres
ents.
Deputy United States Internal Revenue
Collector L. A. Blskeslee spent Wednesday
and Thursday 10 Eureka. He reports busi-
ness fourishing in the western part of the
State.
Postmaster Sinclair Of Tonopah hiss re-
signed, and one of the applicants for the
position is Claude r. Ford. formerly Of En-
rska. Editor W.. w. Booth Of the Bonanza
he also an applicant.
Sol Hip passed through Eureka Friday
on his way home to Reno from White Pine
county. Mr.. Hip is being mentioned for
the position Of Secretary Of the Senate OF
the next Legislature.
Superintendent J. B. Simpson Of the Nc
Kinley Mining Company at Ely passed
through Eureka Thursday on his way TO
Philadelphia. En- route be will visit his
old home at Omshs. where he has thirteen
brothers aud sisters still living.
Chester Paul. son Of the late George Pau
Of Ely and nephew Of Ernest Msu OF Eu
reks. arrived from San Francisco Friday
and will make . few days visit with hi'
relatives in Eureka before continuing on tt
his home 1t Ely,