The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-03-21
LOCAL

Attorney G. r. Reeves Of Ely arrived in
Eureka Thursday from . professional trip to
Carson. Z
Mira. Z. NJ. Bradley Of Pine Valley is
visiting 10 Eureks, the guest Of Mrs. W. j.
Hooper.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector L.
A. Blskeslee spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Eureka.
Lead advanced Is cents per hundred
pounds at Salt Lake this week, and is now
quoted at $500.
Henry Kind is reported TO be i'll and
confined to his room in Tonopsh with
stomach trouble.
A. p. Tenvoord, who has been st work
with Eugene Norris on some prospects in
Huntington Valley, returned home Tues
day.
Leonard MoGarry arrived here Tuesday
from Tonopsh. He came across the
country and was out in the big storm Tues
day.
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
ious services 81 the Catholic Church to.
morrow st 10 A. NJ. Sunday School at 2
P. NJ.
Jamas Handy Of Ruby Hill is disposing
OF his household effects snd expects to leave
with his family for Butte. Montana, about
April 1.
w. NJ. Hamilton. superintendent OF the
Eureka Live Stock Company. left Monday
for . visit to Chicago in the interest Of the
company.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York. Asa; Lead at New York
4.67i, at Salt Lake City, 50. 80; Copper at
Salt Lake. 1896.
The communication from Diamond VAL
ley headed Mistaken For Crazy Man"
will be published if the writer's name is
sent 10 the SENTINEL.
The shorthand class under Prof. s. d.
Williams is reported to be progressing
most favorably. The pupils are now taking
dictstion from q first reader and doing well.
The people Of Mob Hill and other parts
Of the town are under obligations to Frank
Henderson and Jim Ford for making paths
on Wednesday with . pillow through the deep
snow.
Sam Wheeler arrived in Eureka Tuesday
from Reno. He came over to interview his
foreman regarding the condition Of his
sheep that have been wintering in Nye
county.
Miss Kitty Winzsll made 3 business trip 10
Eureka early this week. She returned 10 her
home near Alpha on Wednesday accom-
panied by Miss Mary Fraser. who went
down for . visit to the Winzell ranch.
While coming in with milk from the
Nicksl's hay ranch. about IL miles west OF
town. Antoine Regli was lost in the deep
snow on Tuesday evening and wandered
around for several hours before getting his
bearings.
A raviols dinner will be served to about
80 members Of the Upper Ten" at the
Hotel Merisldo on Saturday evening, March
81. II 10 understood that this banquet has
no political significance. but is given simply
to promote good telling and sociability.
Thomas II. Williams received q telegram
from Tonopsh last Monday evening stating
that his brother Dave had been hurt and
z-u .nkxaI aEnn His
condition was reported to be serious. No
further particulars have since been obtained.
While cleaning the snow from the roof Of
his home, next to the SENTINEL office on
Tuesday, George Young. Jr. miscslculstsd
the position Of . skylight and fell through
TO the floor below. . distance Of about Is
feet. He mirsculously escaped without in
jury.
The entertainment given by the pupils OF
the Eureka Public School on Friday even
ing Of last week was we'll attended and the
programme excellsntly rendered. The
receipts amounted to s22. Principal Butler
announced that the pupils Of the High
School were fshsarsins . play and that the
piece would shortly be put on 81 the Opera
House.
G. II. Daborg passed through Eureka
Tuesday on his way homo to Beowaws from
trip through Nye and White Pine coun-
ties, where be went to inspect his several
bands Of sheep. He confirms the reports OF
numerous losses OF sheep In the Sand
Springs country. but says shat little or no
loss Of sheep has been sustained by the
fooks winsering In White Pine county. He
reported an unusal amount Of snow in the
mountains before the present storm.