The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-12

+, J. Brossemer returned home Monosy
from q short visit to Csrlin and Elko.
Two gentle mich cows with calves are
advertised for sale under New To-Day"
Miss Laura Bailey Of Diamond Valley is
visiting in Eureka, the guest Of Miss Anna
Johnson.
Frank and John Kopp. who have been
in San Francisco for several weeks. returned
home Wednesday.
r. A. Laird. Mrs. A. Mckay and Mrs. E.
Harris were departures from Eureka Thurs
day en- route TO Tonopsh.
Father Manion will hold religious services
At the Catholic Church next Sunday ct 10
A. NJ. There will be no Sunday school.
II the present exodus from Ruby Hill
continues much longer, that former thrifty
mining village will soon be depopulstsd.
Miss Nellie Thompson Of San Francisco
arrived in Eureka Wednesday for an extend
ed visit with her aunt, Mrs. George Roos.
w. s. Haworth purchased . large span
Of Young horses in Eureka this week with .
view Of fitting up another outfit for Tono-
pah.
Otto Boetzel Of Seligman, who recently
suffered . severe attack Of rheumatic heart
trouble, is now reported to be improving
and out Of danger.
John Hancock, Jr., who returned from
Tonopsh several weeks ago in ill health,
decided TO try ID again and left Eureka for
that place on Sunday.
Miss Mary North, . former we'll known
resident OF Eureka county, was on Monday
last appointed one Of the three new teachers
OF the Reno public schools.
Two new heavy, covered spring wagons
were received in Eureka on Tuesday from
Ogden. Utah. by Dees & Clsndenning for
use on the stage route between Eureka and
Ely.
Kind 4 Marks OF Tonopsh this week pur-
chased o large safe from John Psrdy, Nj.
Karsky's Eureka agent. and 10 was being
loaded on q wagon for shipment to that
place on Friday.
John Ivey, . miner on Ruby Hill for
many years, left Eureka Tuesday for Reno.
He 10 seeking Q new location. and bis family
will remain here until be decides upon .
new place Of residence.
The Board OF School Trustees Of Eureka
srs desirious Of putting in the usual supply
of Winters wood. and ask that bids be sent
in for furnishing Is cords Of cedar and 8
cords OF mahogany wood.
William Potts Of Monitor Valley. Nys
c~ounty's biggest sheep man. spent several
days in Eureka early this week. He was
on . trade for some ranch property, bat re-
turned home with she deal still pending.
Mrs. NJ. Morris has commenced improv-
ing her property on the corner Of Main and
Basemsn streets. by replacing the old and
badly worn walk in front Of w. Il. Russells
tonsorisl psriors with . new and substan.
tisi sidewalk.
f. Z winfrey Was appointed principal OF
the Winnemucca school last Monday and
bis salary placed st sl35 per month. Miss
Isa L. Wright. also . former Eureka teacher,
was appointed teacher Of the first interme.
date department.
Z. L. Giroux, ]. L. Giroux, j. A. Sized.
sksr and Frank Paul. principal owners OF
the Pilot Knob copper claims near Ely.
were arrivals in Eureka by Fridays train.
They will continue on to Ely Saturday BY
private conveyance.
From SOM unaccountsbie reason several
Of the wells on the east side Of Spring
street are said to be drying up. Those on
the opposite side OF the street and further
removed from the hillside are supplying
their usual amount OF water.
The State conventions Of the Silver and
Democratic parties will be held at Reno on
August 26. Eureka county 10 entitled tc
eight delegates 10 each convention. Tbs
official notices appear on the fourth page Of
this issue OF the SENTINEL.
w. L. Pritohard Mick Of the Woods).
the well.known freighter. has just reached
Tonopsh with three 20-muls teams. and
will engage extensively in the frsighsin'
business between Sodaville and Tonopah I'M
tl the Eureka & Palisade Railway is ex
tended into Tonopsh from Eureka.
w. ID. Stewart, formerly of the Deaf
ranch near Beowaws. has just located
large strip of ground below the tow o
Tonopah, where he intends erecting . lsrg'
feed and sales stable and corral. The lsDt
adjoius 9 tract recently taken up by j. G
Ford, near the Tonopah cemetery.
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