The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-10
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Attention IS called TO an Important wsser
oo,ice under New To-day"
Richard Riepe passed through to Ely FRI
dsy from q business trip to California.
Miss Annie Mcbride left Friday for .
visit with Mrs. VIM. Leighton ct Alpha.
Granville Fletcher returned home Mon
d.y from q several months visit in Cslifor-
nis.
Eugene Locke was in Eureka from Pine
Creek, Nys county, this week for . load Of
freight.
DR.. E. r. Keen was this week granted .
,srmsnent certificate by the State Board OF
Pharmacy.
District Attorney Breen autographed the
SENTINEL this friday morning that Tono-
psh is booming.
Ernest Simonseu and sister. Miss Ella,
are visiting in Eureka from Cold Creek.
White Pine county.
Tbs 6rst strawberries received 10 En-
reks this season we're on sale at Sol Triples
wednesday ct 25 cents per box.
Mrs. Julia Brown OF the Brown Hotel,
left Eureka Wednesday for Reno, where
she goes with the hope Of bens6ting her
health.
There will be o meeting OF st. Johns
Chapter No. 5. r. A. NJ, this Saturday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in the NJ.
M. degree.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York. sig; Lead ct New York,
s4.I2a, at Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper 81
Salt Lake. lie.
A practice game Of baseball was played
on the grounds above town last Sunday.
The day was fine and q number OF spec
tators were present.
There will be q regular meeting OF Ed
reka Commsndery No. 2. X. T., this tSat-
urday) evening at 7:30. A full attendance
OF members is requested.
Joseph Birch was in from Duckwster this
week for q load Of supplies. and purchased
among other things . handsome large cook
ing range from George Gavin.
John Pratt, engineer on the E. Il p. who
has been laying of for several weeks on &C.
count Of illness. spent several days 10 Eu-
rska the fore part Of the week.
Wild doves have made their appearance
around Eureka. Hunters should bear in
mind that the law prohibiting the killing
OF these birds does not expire until July 10.
Frank Brossemer has just finished put
ting down 9 substantial brick walk from
the street to the front entrance and around
both sides Of his residence on Spring street.
George Gavin this week received q new
corn cultivator for George HAlstead OF
DuckwAter who, no doubt, intends utilizing
Eastern methods in cultivatiDg his corn
crop.
The second installment Of the State and
county taxes for the year 1901 is now pay
able at the office Of the County Treasurer.
II payment is not made these taxes will be-
come delinquent on June 2.
Henry Wedekind came in from New ark
Friday and leaves Saturday by private oon-
veysnce for his home 81 Reno. He intends
doing some prospecting on the way over aud
does not expect TO reach Reno for about two
weeks.
The SENTINEL learns that Z. E. Winfrey.
principal Of the Eureka public school. is
being doomed in educational circles 10 the
western portion Of the State Is . Fusion
candidate for State Superintendent Of Pub.
lie obstruction.
Sullivan Case and Mike Fisher left Eu-
reks Thursday for . prospecting trip. From
the amount Of supplies provided for the trip
they probably intend to be absent some
time. 1t is understood they are headed for
the Silver Peak country.
The Eureka County Bank 10 this week
having large windows placed in the brick
walls on each side Of the main entrance OF
the bank. The improvement 10 being made
to afford more light in the banking room Of
the building
Pete Rutherford returned to Eureks
Wednesday from . trip to Belmont. Nye
county. on legal business. A grand jury
had been impsneled. and were investigating
the Longstreet shooting case. but had made
no report up to the time he left.
Supt. Charles Read Of the Diamond
mine was an arrival from Salt Lake or
Thursday. He was accompanied by DR..
Rykert, . large shareholder Of the com
pany. The gentlemen left for the mine
soon after the arrival Of the train.
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