The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-07-25
LOCAL MEhTtoN.

Raine's Ranch, E. g. p, next Friday
And Saturday. Dance Friday night.
See new agents under New To-day"
Rev. p. Manion is back from Ham,
ilton.
Do not use the fire plugs. See New
To-Day"
G.. w. Leighton returned from Chi
cago ON Thursday.
Hon. Thomas Wren of Reno, is in
Court attendance.
Mumps prevail and are attacking
adults and children.
The Commissioners met in a brief
session last Saturday.
Frank Logan was over from Belmont
for supplies this week.
Professor w. L. Butler was au arrival
on last Saturdays passenger.
P. Mcbride and Ed. Looney returned
from Tonopah a few days ago.
John Mccormack of Antelope Val
ley was in town dnring the week.
T. r. Jewell, proprietor of the Hotel
Palisade, came in on Fridays train.
DIR. Burnett makes his professional
announcement under "New To-day"
nalharf prnxv io anya,a1 NJ tIa L O. ID
office in the absence of Agent Cronant.
DIR. l.. A. Harcourt returned from his
Hamilton professional call last Sat-
urday.
Will McGarry, who has been in the
East several months, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. G.. DeFlon aud daughter Mary
have gone to Duckwater for a months
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison came
in from Antelope Valley Thursday
evening.
Miss Edith Swick, who has been
teaching in White Pine county, is home
for her vacation.
Jacob Clough Of Belmont, Nye county,
made a business trip to Eureka the mid
die of the week.
b. L. Smith of the Eureka County
Bank returned Monday from a flying
trip to tide-water.
The Peoples Drug Company has a
few words of interest to the public
under New To-Day"
Fred Kind and John Clendenning,
who drove over to Tonopah early in the
month, are home again.
The Degree of Honor held its first
regular meeting Thursday night, aud
three new members were initiated.
Mrs. A. Mckay and Robert made the
overland trip from Tonopah last week
and will remain in Eureka until Fall.
Miss Bertha Mau, after a years
visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Paul at Ely, returned home on Mon
day.
Holy Mass will be celebrated to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock at st. Bren.
dams Church. There will be no SUM-
day School.
Silver was 554 cents an ounce on
Monday. The advance is attributed to
the deliberations Of the International
Conference in Europe.
The latest metal quotations are: Sill
yer at New York, 54Ic; Lead at New
York, 81 80; at Salt Lake City, $3.50;
Copper at Salt Lake. l2Ac.
Ell Gilbert reached Keystone las.
Saturday with the 90, 500 pound frame
for the crusher consigned to the New
York & Nevada Copper Company.
Dennis Coyle has purchased the Ham
lyn house on Spring street, and it is
being torn down for removal to the Six
Mile House on the Hamilton Road.
Leo Lucey, fremen Oh the Z. q p,
is taking his two weeks lay-off. part
OF which is being spent with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lucey, in Eureka
w. O. Rose, who Is interested in
White Pine mining properties. arrived
from Ely last Monday and will leave
Eureka in q few days for New York.
c. H. Cronant, local agent for the
Z. & p, accompanied by Mrs. Cronant
and two children, left last Saturday for
Reno. where they will visit for a short
time.
Miss Clori Succetti, who remained in
Eureka to take the teachers examine
ton last week, left Tuesday for Tono-