The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-05
caused him 10 leave for San Francisco
Wednesday 10 consult . specialist.

4 kotfttf 1893
turned to Eureka Tuesday to spend her
Summer vsction with her folks ct home.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners will be
held on Monday next. All persons having
bills against the county should file them
with the County Clerk not later than Sat
urdsy, July s.
George Dugan and his three children were
arrivals in Eureka Tuesday from Tonopsh.
Mr.. Dugsn has brought his children here to
remain during the hot weather, ss they
have not been we'll and he thought the
change would help them.
Miss Isabel Wright, q teacher Of the Eu-
reka school In 1900 and 1901, but at present
in the Winnemucca school. left Reno on
June 80 to spend her vacation in San Fran
cisco. Miss Wright has been reelected to
her position in Winnemuccs.
The Rescue Hose Company's ball at the
Eureka Opera House this friday evening
promises 10 be an enjoyable affair. Good
music has been provided and everything put
in readiness for the pleasure and comfort
Of their guests on this occasion.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett and A. p.
Tsnvoord are over from Tonopsh to spend
the Fourth with their families in Eureka.
The boys confirm the reports regarding the
warm weather prevailing there. and brought
some Of the hot cir over with them.
II. A. McKim received . lot Of Khaki
suits recently and found . ready sale for
them among . number Of Eureka's young
men. The opinion OF the ladies is divided
regarding their color and general makeup,
but the boys ssy they are ell right.
The SENTINEL learns that in . row that
occurred 10 Joe Raine's saloon at Palissde
on Thursday . s. p. section hand was
knocked down by s.. s. Carney. Rsine's
barkeepsr, the man dying q few hours after
from the injuries received. DR.. Harcourt
went 10 Palisads Friday to be present. at the
inquest.
w. s. Haworth, Eunice Rodoni, Mrs. A.
Mckay and Master Charley Anderson were
arrivals from Tonopsh Sunday night. They
all say the camp is booming, but the dry,
windy weather. flying dust and hot days
make it altogether very disagreeable there
just at present.
Miss Ellen Hayes. q sister Of William
Hayes Of Ely, passed through Eureka Thurs
day on her way home from 8 visit in Cali
fornia. She stopped off at Reno for . visit
with friends and to see the Street Fair, but
the Indictment weather caused her to cut her
stay in Reno abort.
Leonard Ivey and William Moorish OF
Ruby Hill, who were among the excursion
ists leaving for Elko on Wednesday. will
seek new fields and not return to Eureka
with the excursionists. Mr.. Moorish goes
to Ogden. Utah, and Mr.. Ivey will visit
Reno before determining on Q place Of loca-
ton.
Hon. Robert Raftice left Eureka last Sat-
urdsy for parts unknown. Dame Rumor
says he will not return alone. Others sur
mise that when Robert comes back he will
be more wise politically, and will prob
ably have . pretty good idea how the Fu-
sion cat will jump on the Base Range this
Fall.
William Msndss. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Irene, and Miss Hattie CAL
laghan. were arrivals from Duckwster Tues
day. Mias Callaghan has just completed
teaching . term Of school in that district
and was On route to her home al Austin.
Miss Irene will make . several weeks visit
10 Eureka with Mrs. s. Raphel.
Commissioner Hancock and Paroni re-
turned TO Eureka Wednesday from q trip to
Pine Valley. where they went to view the
road over the hill near Pslissde which the
Board has bsen asked to abandon as q pub.
lilo thoroughfars. A decision in this mat
ter will probably be rendered at the meet
ing of the Board next Monday.
William Pogue, the famous hotel keeper
Of Nys county. spent several days in Eu-
rska this week. On account Of the increased
travel to Tonopah he intends making ex-
tspsivs improvements at his place for the
accommodation of the travelling public. Up
to the time Of his departure for home Mr..
Pogue was undecided whether be would
conduct his newly arranged hostelry on the
European or American plan.
DR.. J. G. Henuessy. the dentist, has re-
Gently returned to Nevada from Mexico,
and 10 . letter received in Eureka this week
from the gentleman 81 Wells he states that
he expects to make . professional visit to
Eureka in the near future. He further
says that during his sojourn in Mexico he
built up . good practice, but found it too
warm IN psma;n thare throuoh the long hot