The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-02-22
Ihe &ureka Sentinel.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1902.
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for a trip to the new camp Of Ray.
Adam Stuhlfoot returned to Eureka
Tuesday from q several weeks visit in San
Francisco.
Rob Mcmillan, who came down to Sc
.ttls last Fall from the Klondike. has re-
turned to Dawson City.
There will be . regular meeting OF Eu-
rex. Lodge No. l6. f. & A. NJ, this tSst-
urdsy) evening at 7 o'clock.
Aletter from San Jose, Cal, announces
that Mrs. Felix Msggini is seriously i'll in
that city with Bright's disease.
Mshlon Ridge. who had been i'll in Eu-
reks for several weeks with pneumonia, was
,ble to return to his home at Cortez Thurs
day.
The contract for osrryipg the United
States mail between Bsowawe and Cortez has
been awarded to E.. E. BiIkey Of Battle
Mountain.
Abe Laird and Fred Lewis, who have
been working in the copper properties near
Ely for several months. returned to Eureka
this week.
B. L. Smith and John Pardy left for
Hamilton Tuesday to do some surveying
for the Rocco. Homestake Nevada Mining
Company.
Father Msniou will hold the usual relig-
ious services at the Catholic Church to-
morrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school
h2 P. NJ.
The johnson Mercantile Company i'm
proved the appearance Of its place of bust
psss on Main street this week By laying 9
new sidewalk.
Arthur Of Ruby Hill will hold services in
the Presbyterian Church in Eureka Sunday
evening at o'clock.
A carload Of machinery consisting OF q
pumping engine and pump. cage. cara and
piping for the Pilot Knob Company near
Ely arrived in Eureka Wednesday.
Assessor W. j. Hooper went to Pslissde
Tuesday to make arrangement, for collect
ing poll taxes from the several hundred
men now working on the railroad near that
place.
Miss Josephine Rhodes. . sister of Miss
Stella Rhodes. Q former teacher in the Eu-
reks public school. was married to Walter
G. Cooper on February 8, at Boise City.
Idaho.
G.. f.. Lips OF Titusville. Penn, who
comes out to accept . position as book
keeper and accountant for the Chairman
Company at Ely, passed through Eureka
Thursday.
In order TO place his children in .he Eu-
reks public school, James Morrison OF An
tslope Valley has rented the DR.. Keen res
idsnce on Spring street and will remove his
family here shortly.
Dave Mclean was 10 from Currant Creek
early this week. He reports an unusually
mild Winter in that section, and so far
hardly an inch Of snow has fallen in that
part Of the country.
A number of Eureksns are getting the
mining fever and talking about taking .
chance OF making q strike at the new min
ing camp OF Ray. Charley Allen and Will
lam Hanlyn expect to leave Saturday.
Adolph Mannheim. a former Eureka boy.
who sold nuk h,a onnfanttonarv staFa ar
Reno and established q like business in San
Francisco several months ago, is said to be
seriously thinking OF returning TO Reno.
G. H. Dunham. the new manager and
superintendent OF the Chairman Company
ct Ely. arrived in Eureka Wednesday from
Warren, Penn. He was accompanied by
his wife. aud they left for Ely by private
conveyance Thursday.
Miss Annie Luoey has been engaged to
give the pupils Of the Eureka High School
instructions in vocal music. The lessons
are given on Fridays. aud are to perfect the
students 10 new selections for the exercises
at the close Of the term.
Thomas Dixon and Nj. Marks returned
Wednesday from their visit to TonOpah and
Ray, the newly discovered camp in Nye
county. They are we'll pleased with what
they saw and heard OF the new discovery.
Mr.. Dixon intends returning there in q
short time.
Mrs. j.. w. Lambert and infant daugh-
ter arrived in Eureka Tuesday from Ia
coma. Washington. Mr.. Lambert has dis
posed OF his business in Washington and
accompanied bis wife as far as Sacramento.
He is now seeking . new place for business,
and Mrs. Lambert expects to remain in Eu-
reka until he finds a location.
An express wagon for Wells. Fargo & Co.
reached Eureka Thursday. II is equipped
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