The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-02-21
She &ureka Sentinel.
MENTION.

Judge Breen admitted Joseph Lawrence
20 citizenship on Wednesday.
Rank counserfeit dollars have made their
appe.rsnoe in Eureka recently.
Charles Bremenksmpf has been appointed
i.pitor Of the Eureka public school building.
II. A. McKim has an announcement re-
Qarding new Spring goods in another column.
A number Of young people have been out
several evenings this week enjoying the
ine sleighing.
Judge Peter Breen returned home Tues
dsy from Austin where be had been holding
. term OF court.
Edgar Ssdler and Miss Jennie Zsdow Of
Eureka have gone to Carson 10 attend the
Inaugural ball next Monday.
Asssmblymsn J. P. MoElroy Of Eureka
came over from the capital Wednesday. He
will return to Carson Saturday.
Father Msnion will hold the usual rslig-
ious services ct the Catholic Church to.
morrow at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School at 2
p. M.
There will be Q called meeting Of Eureka
Lodge No. l6. f. & A. NJ. on Saturday
evening at 7 o'clock. Work in the second
degree.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 47i; Lead At New York
4.12t. at Salt Lake City, 8 1850; Copper st
Salt Lake. l24c.
The severe cold weather Of last week 10 .
thing Of the past. II commenced moderst-
ing Monday. and the latter part Of the week
has been pleasant.
William Hannah, . native Of Eureka.
Nevads. aged % years, son Of Martin Han
nan. died last week ct Butte. Montana. Of
typhoid pneumonia.
Joe Savsry OF the Is. Mile House was an
arrival in Eureka Thursday. He has an
attack OF rheumatism and 10 contemplating
o trip to . milder climate.
DR.. Z. r. Keen, formerly Of Eureka, has
purchased the old Jones drug store in Gold
Hill and will have the fixtures. doors and
windows removed TO Carson.
James Williams Of Ruby Hill has been i'll
for the past week with i~nhammstory rheu-
matism. His condition was 30 serious
Thursday night that 9 physician was called.
Dennis Coyls returned home Tuesday
from . several months visit in Butte City.
Montana. He reports Butte a. . thriving
city and the home Of . number Of former
Eurekans.
w. N. MoGilI and Fred Clark were ar
rivals in Eureka Thursdsy from q trip to
the western part Of the State. They con-
tinusd on home to Ely by private convey
snce Friday.
Mrs. Lenora Agusyo. wife Of Alex Aqua.
20. q former resident Of Eureka. died at
Rem. last Sunday after . short illness. Be-
sides her husband, several children are left
to mourn the loss Of 3 loving mother.
Jas. P. Evans, representing the Colorado
Iron Works OF Denver. passed through Eu-
reka Wednesday on his way to Salt Lake.
Mr.. Evans had been at Ely inspecting the
machinery being installed in the New York
& Nevada Copper Company's new smelling
plant.
The Cherry Creek correspondent Of the
White Pine News says that . report from the
hospital in Salt Lake regarding the oondi-
tion OF Charles Ksrbssein. who recently bad
both legs broken at the ankle joints In the
Star mine at Cherry Creek. states be lie
progressing most fsvorably.
While ]. B. Simpson was making the
trip from Eureka to Ely on Thursday OF
last week one Of the horses died shortly
after leaving the emile house and before
reaching the summit. The horse had travel
cd ell day and the deep snow on the sum-
init was more than the animal could pull
through. The horse was one Of q p%articu.
lsrly fine team belonging to w. N. McGill
of Ely.