The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-03-22
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Tom Fitzpatrick OF Pinto is reported to
be quite i'll.
Jobn Tonkin came up from Garden Val
Icy Wednesday.
C. Il. Duborg was an arrival from Beo-
vsws Thursday.
Mrs. W. j. Tonkin left Tuesday for q
,ias to San Francisco.
Assessor W. j. Hooper returned to Eu-
ak, Friday from a trip down the railroad.
Mrs. Judge Adams, a well known former
..;asu. Of Eureks, is now located at To-
nOpsh.
The Prospect Mountain Tunnel Company
IA. Levied an assessment. See notice in an
other solumn.
Frank Romano and daughter, Miss Rosa.
rare visitors in Eureka last Monday from
Diamond Valley.
There will be . regular meeting Of Eu.
rks Lodge No. l6. +. & A. NJ, this tSat-
| urdsy) evening at ] o'clock.
1 Paul Lane has returned to Pine Valley
from his trip East. Mrs. Lane and chill
drsn arc expected next week.
W. Z. Griffin, cashier Of the Eureka
County Bank, left Tuesday for . short
visit with his family 1T Reno.
Mrs. Henry Kind returned home Friday
from Colfsx, California. where she had been
90 . visit TO her mother, Mrs. L. Lobnsr.
The st. Pstrick's dance given at the
OOsrs House on Monday evening passed off
/ ulsuartly, and WAS enjoyed by oil present.
HCole. q resident OF Eureka in its more
prosperous days. is now located at Ely,
having arrived there from Colorado last
week.
Father MAnion will hold the usual relig-
iOus services at the Catholic Church to-
morrow ct 10 o'clock A. M. Sunday school
81. 2 P. NJ.
Salt Lake Mining Review: Judge Henry
Riyes Of this city has revived his old
rhems for . water system and works for
s~.steline District.
w. j. Tonkin returned home Monday
rom his visit at Virgins City. He has
been appointed administrator Of his late
isfother's estate in that city.
! The rsnchers on Duck water and Currant
Creek have already commenced blowing
their grain land. The outlook for crops in
la. section 10 most favorable.
A. w. Campbell. . former we'll known
citizsn Of Eureka bat now . resident Of
Unionville. Humboldt county, Nevada. ar
rived here Thursday for 9 short visit.
Henry Lorrigan and Paul Irwin left
DuckwAter this week to take . look at
Tonopsh. They may decide to go into busi-
ness there il . favorable opportunity pre-.
senss itself.
The following men who nave been work
ing in the mines at Typo returned to Eu-
rsks Thursday /: Joe Tsdsldi. Gent Genoli.
Bart CicAli, John Bartins. Pat Mcbride.
Lake Odds, Sol Cronk. Tom Evans.
Some 40. 900 pounds of miscellaneous
freight has accumulated at the Z. 4 p.
depot during the week. Owing to the bad
condition Of the roads st the present time
the teams have no. been loading freight here
this week.
J. G. Ford left for Reno Tuesday to Sc
cure 100 head Of half Hampshire and half
Shropshire ram lambs for the Eureka Live
Stock Company. This cross has produced
. large sheep. the lambs at ten months aver
aging $50 pounds in weight.
Sheriff Newman Of White Pine county Ut
Ely on March 10 sold the Charley Born
mining property at Bald Mountain to the
W. 7. Smith Company OF Elko, for the
amount of judgment and costs the COM
pany neid against the property.
The weather during the week has been
variable, snow aud hail storms dividing the
honors with the warm sunshine. About
two feet Of snow has fallen. most Of which
has now disappeared. As we 60 to press
Friday afternoon the barometer still indi-
Gates storm.
A private letter received in Eureka this
week states that w. p. Steichleman. q for
mer we'll known Eurekan, who recently suf-
fered . stroke Of paralysis ct his home at
Spokane. Washington. died there on March
10. 1902, while seated in . chair reading q
newspaper.