The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-23
The eureka Sentinel.
LOCAL M ENTIoN.

Principal W. L. Butler returned from
Reno on Monday.
Will Fray left Ruby Hill on Thursday te
take up q residence in Virginia City.
James Handy aud family departed from
Ruby Hill on Wednesday for Butte, Mon
tana.
Supt. Charles Read Of the Diamond Min.
ing Company is over from Salt Lake this
week.
Miss Emily Arthur Of Ruby Hill left on
"wednesday for q visit to friends in Butte,
Montana.
O.. S. Wattles of Fish Lake Valley, Nye
county, was in Eureka on Wednesday for a
load Of supplies.
J. E. Norris left Tuesday for Cherry
Creek to look after his mining interests in
WhitePine county.
Rollin Cromer, who has been in the East
some months, is expected to return home
ITO Eureka next week.
Attention is called to the advertisement
&of John Crowley, guardian Of Mrs. M.
Morris, in another column.
There will be . called oonvocation Of St.
Johns Chapter No. 5, R. A. M, Tuesday
&evening, May 26, at 1880 O'Clock.
George Roos left Tuesday by private con-
veyance for Tonopah, and will remain there
Iii be succeeds in obtaining employment.
Fred Waltz, Jr., of Cortez. escorted by
Cupid, has gone to Iowa, and when he re-
burns he will be accompanied by Mrs.
WALTZ,
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 544c; Lead ct New York
Y. 37aa, at Salt Lake City, SO. 75; Copper ct
salt Lake. l4c.
The regular monthly meeting of the En-
reka Board of School Trustees takes place
3n the District Attorneys office this (Fri-
zdsy) evening.
District Attorney G. A. Walker Of White
Pine county departed, via Eureka. on Mon.
LAY for Carson City to attend the Grand
Lodge A. O. U. w.
Miss Rose Coyle has returned to her case
In the SENTINEL office after a two weeks
visit with her parents at the Slx-Mile
House, near Hamilton.
H. G. McTerney and w. S. Haworth Of
Eureka lave been taking in the mines at
Hamilton and doing a little prospecting in
8hat section this week. ~
Ex-Governor Jewett w. Adams came in
from Carson City on Mondays train and
look the stage for White Pine county to
look after his stock interests.
y Letters received in Eureka this week an
Bounced that two daughters of B. Berg. now
Sesiding in San Francisco, we're seriously i'll
10 that city with typhoid fever.
Judge George Brown passed through En-
teka on Monday on his way home to Elko
from White Pine county. where he held q
BERN of District Court last week.
Word was received in Eureka Thursday
That Ben Plummer, Jr., who was go serious
Hill, ia much improved and out of danger.
I, G. G. Whitmore, representative OF
Alpha Lodge No. l, A. o. U. w., left on
Monday to attend the Grand Lodge of the
D order, which convened at Carson City on
Tuesday.
Baker Gray has filed his resignation as
Public Administrator of Eureka county
i nth the County Clerk, and it will be acted
pom at the next meeting Of the County
q commissioners.
The Austin Reveille of May 20 says:
Judge Peter Breen departed Monday morn
tng for the western part of the State on
business and inoidently to have q glimpse
~ President Roosevelt.
Mrs. R. Moorish and children, who for
$~everal months have been visiting their
P~arents and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Nicholas of Ruby Hill, returned home
% Ogden, Utah, on Thursday.
DR.. L. A. Harcourt returned to Eureka
thursday evening from q several days pro-
3%essional visit with William Mendes at
puckwatsr. He reports Mr.. Mendes'
Founded foot to be getting along nicely.
Under the supervision of James Downing
force Of workmen this week repaired the
8Batemau street bridge. and put in q bulk
bead in front Of County Clerk Hoegh's
fesidence, where Spring street was oaving
INTO the big ditch.
A letter from Joe Grandelmeyer states
fhe snow was two feet deep at Hamilton on
May 81, aud ii was still showing. He says
his is the heaviest fall Of snow ct this sea-