The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-01-25
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Adam StunlIoot ieIt Eureke Wouuososy
far /. visit to San Francisco.
sam Paul Of Ely passed through Eureka
wednesday bound for California.
Paul Irwin and sister, Miss Imogene.
ware up from Duck water Thursday.
VIM. Ureu, . miner from Tonopah, 10 10
Eureks for . few days before leaving Tor
Southern Nevada.
II is reported that Bart Cicsli has 3 fine
prospect at Tonopsb. which may develop
into en- important strike.
John g. Tonkin has been appointed to
take q new census Of the school children Of
Eve Canyon School District.
Mrs. VIM. 0'Neil. after a few weeks
vi,i. with her parents in Eureka, returned
to her home at EIko Tuesday.
We learn that the condition Of George r.
Mullins, who is still At st. Lakes Hospital
in San Francisco. is much improved.
Attention 10 called to the advertisement
Of NJ. Karsky in another column, appoint
ing Jouu IsttI w -" s6SSs LA
reka.
Father Manion will hold the usual relig-
ions services 1T the Catholic Church to-
morrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school
att P. NJ.
John G.. Tonkin, who has been 10 Eu.
reks for several weeks, is much improved
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Garden Valley.
julius Minoletti hauled ten tons Of bsled
hsy into Eureka last Sunday. 1t was pur-
chased by Fletcher Bros. and stored in c.
L. Broy's stable.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
1t New York. $50; Lead st New York.
$500, at Salt Lake City, $50; Copper 81
Salt Lake, Toe.
Alfred Sadler, who has been employed
with U. S. Mineral Surveyor Booker at
Topopah surveying mines for patent. has
returned to Carson.
Colonel Joseph Grandelmyer Of Hamilton
lie gathering . mineral collection from bis
own and other mines in White Pine Dis
trios for the st. Louis Exposition Of 1908.
Rev. Mr.. Arthur OF Ruby Hill held SER
vices 10 the Presbyterian Church in Eu-
rska on Sunday evening. The sermon was
listened to Attentively by a large congre-
CATION.
About three inches Of snow fell in Eu-
reks on Wednesday and Thursday. AS we
20 to press Friday afternoon the barometer
10 very low and indications are good for q
big storm.
Miss Mamie Keith Of Elko arrived in En-
reka Saturday. She has been appointed
teacher OF the Cold Creek. Whits Pine
county. school. and left Eureka on Sun
days stage for that place.
Robert Bailey cam up from Diamond
Valley Thursday. He reports stock in that
section in good condition, and says thst
most Of the rAnchers are feeding only a few
OF their cows and weaker cattle.
w. A. Moore was in from Newark VAL
ley Thursday after some wagons. bob sleis.
etc., that he has recently brought here from
his Nye county ranch Tor repairs. before
moving them to his ranch at Warm Springs.
The Eureka Live Stock Company offers
800 reward for information that will lead
to the conviction Of persons having in their
possession uplawfuily any stock belonging
to the company. See adv. under New
To-Day"
Mshloa Ridge OF Cortez, who has been
visiting in the western part Of the State.
arrived in Eureka Monday. He was siling
on his arrival. and 10 now confined to his
room at the San Francisco Lodging House
with an attack Of pneumonis.
Rev. Mr.. Keen. a brother OF DR.. Z. R.
Keen. formerly OF Eareks, passed through
Palisade from the East last week en- route
to Tonopsh to join his brother. Mr.. Keen
lie an Evangelist, and remained over Sum
day in PAlisAde and held services.
Judge NJ. s. Bonni6eid Of the Fifth Ju-
dicial District Court arrived on Fridays
train and presided here in the matter OF the
divorce proceedings OF Harold U. G. Ton
kin against Eugene Tonkin. He returned
10 his home at Winnemucoa the sane after
noon.
John Aiken was brought TO Eureka Mon.
day from his ranch at Union. 10 the north
end of Diamond Valley. by Joe Trevelli Of
Mineral Hill. Mr.. Aiken is 8 suffering from
aswollen leg and came to town for medical
treatment. He lie now under the care Of
DR.. Hsrcourt at the Brown Hotel.