The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
O MENTION.
Richard Lloyd returned to Reno Monday

days visit ct Reno.
]. E. Hooper is now working in the Ten
sbo mine at Cortez.
Attorney George A. Bartlett returned
from Eiko Thursday.
VIM. Mendes and family were arrivals
Sunday from Duck water.
The Kickspoos are entertaining Wsds-
worth people this week.
Claude Ford and wife left for Tonopah by
private conveyance Thursday morning.
A. P. Teuvoord and Bart Cicali left
Monday with Jim Ford. Jr., for Tonopsh.
Mrs. VIM. II. O'Neil left for Reno
Wednesday, where she will join her hus-
band.
Attorneys Peter Breen and Geo. A. Bart
lett returned from Belmont and Tonopsh
Sunday.
B. F. Miller Of White Pine. the sll-round
mail contractor, arrived in Eureka on
Thursdays train.
II. C. MoTerney has been appointed Su-
perintendent Of the Richmond Mining Com
pany Of this district.
James p. McElroy and Fred Esselbruege
were engaged Thursday in testing the FIRE
hose and putting ID in shape.
Axtel Shields came over from Hamilton.
White Pine county. on Monday. He 10
here for medical treatment.
There will be . regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Lodge No. l6. +. & A. NJ, this tSat-
urday) evening 81 7:30 o'clock.
A. T, Stearns, who vas recently com.
mitted TO the Insane Asylum ct Reno, is re-
ported TO be still in poor mental condition.
John Merialdo has Q force Of men this
week engaged in putting in a new founda-
ton % his residence on South Main street.
Mrs. f. A. Limbaugh arrived Saturday
from Battle Mountain on . visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Williams Of Ruby
Hill.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York, 81; Lead ct New York
s4.l2l. at Salt Lake City. $50; Copper at
Salt Lake. lie.
One OF our usual Summer whirlwinds on
Monday last blew down the carriage shed
on the south side OF J. L. Smiths stable on
North Main street.
Miss Flora Wittenberg has completed the
term OF school at Silver Creek District.
Lander county. and returned to her home
at Eureka Saturday.
Elko Free Press: On Sunday George
Grant took out IA men TO shear the Eureka
Livestock Compsny's sheep ct Squaw
Mountain, nesr SHELTON.
Mrs. j. p. McOmie arrived from Ely
Friday morning and left the san afternoon
on the train for Grass Valley, Cal. where
she goes TO visit her parents.
VIM. Il. O'Nsil. Special Agent for Ne.
vads Of the New York Life Insurance Com
pauy, has accepted . position in the hard
ware department Of the Reno Mercantile
Company.
Memorial Day will be observed 10 Eureka
usual on May 30, and will be conducted
under the auspices Of Eureka Lodge No. %.
10. o. F. Further particulars will be
given later on.
Sol Hip was an arrival in Eureks by
Tuesdays train. and left the same sfts fnoon
for Ely. White Pine county. where he ex.
poets TO remain for about . month, when
he will return TO Reno.
Mrs. Alice Potter Of Ely, White Pine
county, Nevada. has commenced suit for d.
vorcs from her husband. James Potter. on
the ground Of extreme cruelty. The par.
ties were former residents oil Eureka.
A party Of seven or eight men left Eu.
rska Friday in . four-horss wagon for Tybo
to work for the Typo Mining & Reduction
Company. 1t 10 understood work will be
resumed At the mines there on Monday
next.
w. .. Haworth lefs Eureka Monday for
7. r. Whelan's ranch to look ct some fine
large horses. and returned Thursday. He
brought back two handsome blackstone
roadstsrs. He also visited Elko and while
there purchased q wagon and two sets OF
harness.
James B. Orr. Deputy Sheriff OF White
Pine county. came over from Ely Tuesday.
having in charge Frank Hyde. who was
recently sentenced to one year in the State
prison by Judge Talbot. Mr.. Orr and his
prisoner left on the train Tuesday afternoon
for Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Reid received . let