The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-02-15
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in Eureka this week from Duok"sSer
Jobn Tstten and W. G. Leighton were
arrivals in Eureka by Thursdays train.
Attorney George A. Bsrtlets returned
bone Thursday from his professional visit
to Austin.
Mrs. r. NJ. ChrysIer Of Belmont. Ne
v,d.. is . visitor in Eureka, the guest OF
Mrs. F. J. Brossemer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meistsr Of Newark
Valley we're in Eureka the fret Of the
week to do some shopping.
II. F. Lorigsn and wife are in from Duck
w.,er. Mrs. Lorigan is in poor health and
will rsmsin here 9 few days.
p. II. HUI sdvertises in to-dsy's Sen.
rrSEL that be has just received 3 large
stock Of wall paper OF various patterns and
designs.
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
inns services st the Catholic Church TO-
morrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school
at2 p. NJ.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
At New York, 55g; Lead at New York,
s4lO. at Salt Lake City, So. so; Copper at
Salt Lake. ll5c.
During the absence in California Of Miss
Marie wit.enberg. her position IS teacher
10 the Eureka public school is being filled
BY Miss Kate Mechanics.
Independent, Feb. ii: Attorney Bartlett Of
Eureka is in Elko. Mr.. Bartlett is one Of
the stsuuch young Democrats Of the State
and the Independent would like to see him
on the ticket this Fall.
Ben Payne Of White Pine county,
brought his wife and daughter over to Eu.
REX. Monday. The ladies left here by
Tuesdays train for San Francisco, where
Mrs. Payne goes for medical treatment.
II is stated that during the recent session
Of the United States Grand Jury at Carson
evidence WAS presented against nine dill
ferent parties iu Eureka county for selling
whisky to Indians. Seven are said to be
residents Of Eureka, and the other two live
~ Ruby Hill.
The Buchanan & Meade Theatrical Com
psny close their weeks engagement at the
Eureka Opera House on Saturday evening.
on which occasion the farce comedy, Ole
Olesou, will be presented. The company
leave for Ely on Sunday, where they expect
to open Monday night.
Some malicious person last week poisoned
the handsome and inoffensive black dog OF
]. w. Brown. II it had been one OF the
bowling cure that every now and then bay
At the moon and make night hideous in
the vicinity OF the SENTINEL building there
would be little loss and no regrets.
Tom Dixon and NJ. Marks. q recent ar
rival from the State Of Washington, left by
private conveyance Sunday for the Dew
mining excitement about ten miles from
Tonopsh. We understand Mr.. Marks is
looking for q business location. and If the
outlook at the new strike does not seem
promising be will probably settle at Tono-
psh.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Culloden have re-
Gently moved from Guaymss. Mexico, to
San Francisco. Mr.. Culloden is auditor OF
the Sonora Railroad at Gusymas. but on
account Of failing health has been CON-
PEELED TO leave that mAlsrious climate. lie
is still directing the duties OF the office from
San Francisco, his successor not yet having
been appointed.
Manager Victor Barnd OF the Typo Min
ing aud Reduction Company passed through
Eureka Monday on his way to Boston. lie
was accompanied by A. Oldoerp, . mining
expert Of Mexico. who has been making q
thorough exsminstion OF the mines at Typo
in the interest Of Eastern people. These
gentleman recently made . trip to Tonopsb,
and say that the showing already made in
the mines at that place lie something won
derful.
NJ. 4. Csrriere Of the Buchanan & Meade
Theatrical Company is . pianist OF rare
ability. He lie . graduate OF the Boston
Conservatory. and has been a piano vir.
tuoso. travelling extensively 10 concert
work. During the company's stay 10 Eu-
reks Mr.. Carriere has tuned and put in
order a good many pianos in 9 highly salts
factory manner. and the SENTINEL takes
pleasure in recommending him to the people
OF Ely. Phoebe. De Lamar. and other places
in the State where the company expect to
make engagements.