The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-11-22

Arrivals In Eureka thursday from Newark
Valley.
James McDougal, the Newark Valley
oattleman, spent several Days in Eureka
this week.
Mrs. Henry Lorigan and infant child of
Duck water arrived in Eureka by Fridays
train from San Francisco.
Ben Sanders received twenty.one votes
more than Frank McNsmee for District
Attorney Of Lincoln county.
The regular Christian Endeavor service
will be held At the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening at ] O'Clock.
There will be . regular meeting Of 81.
Johns Chapter No. s, R. A. M, this (Sat-
urday) evening At 7 O'Clock.
A list of the bills allowed by the Board
Of County Commissioners on November Is
will be found in another column.
Preparations are making for = grand ball
TO be given at the Joe Sabron ranch on
Duokwater on Thanksgiving night.
Governor Ssdler has issued bis proolams.
ton declaring Thursday, November q, .
day 10 be set aside for general thanksgiving.
Father Manion will hold the usual relig-
ious services at the Catholic Church to.
morrow 81 10 A. M. Sunday School at 2
P. M.
Rev, Mr.. Hicks, who visited Eureka .
few months ago, is doing organization work
for the Presbyterian synod in Central CAL
~iiornis.
r. A. Laird is acting as landlord of the
Brown Hotel during the absence Of Martin
Brown. who is off on . hunting trip in EIko
county.
E. L. Rector. the Western Union opera.
tor, left for Reno Saturday where he is now
engaged in taking the racing reports for .
pool room.
1t is thought the new hotel ct Palisade
will be ready to receive guests about Decem.
Der l. II is said that T. R. Jewell will be
The landlord.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
Ut New York. 49s; Lead At New York
$4.l24a, At Salt Lake City, $3.50; Copper 1T
Salt Lake. 1915.
Carl Muir passed through Eureka Tues.
day from Hamilton en- route to Brooklyn,
New York, where he goes for q months
visit with relatives.
George Stone returned from Tonopah
this week with VIM. Pierce's freight team
and will now engage in hauling freight
from Eureka to Typo.
MI. and Mrs. James Granger, who were
recent arrivals here from the State OF WASH
iugtou, have rented the residence OF Mrs.
G. Huebuer on Mob Hill.
The reception and entertainment which
were to have been given ct the school build
Jog In Eureka this friday evening, have
been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edcil Cazisr and Mrs. Ed.
muud CAzisr of Preston. White Pine county,
came over from there Tuesday for a visit
with relatives and friends In Eureka.
Miss Martha E. Hicks, . former Eureka
tsaehsr, passed through Reno Mondsy en-
route 10 Tonopsh to assume the priuoipsi'
ship of the public school at that place.
Dennis Coyls Of Eureka was adepsrsurs
lest Saturday for Butte City. Montana.
Mr.. Coyls goes to Butte with the expecta'
ton of securing . position at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Halssead OF
Duck water were in Eureka several days
this week attending to business matters
and purchasing . quantity of Winter sup
plies.
Mrs, Richard Moorish and children OF
Ogden, Utah, arrived here on Tuesday.
They expect to remain during the Winter
with Mrs. Morrish's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nicholas Of Ruby Hill.
Mrs. Maggie johnson, . former resident
Of Eureka, but who has resided At Cortez
for . number of years. where she has vslu'
able mining interests, has been in Eureka
during the week attending to some business
matters.
Word has been received in Eureka that
Mrs. Oscar j. Smith has been moved from
San Francisco to San Ysidro, near Santa
Barbara, snd that the change OF climate
has had . most beneficial effect, % she 10
now improving rapidly.
Frank Kopp pulled out Wednesday morn
inc with two lO.apimal teams loaded Win
thirty tons of merchandise and MINING
machinery for Ely and Copper Flat In
White Pine county. His brother. Jonn'
.a p;.h M.,u.I wenA aIonp a. assistants.