The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-07
LOCAL MENTION.

MISS hlOllo oEOWu Cduuo up from
Pine Valley Thursday for a short visit
at her home in Eureka.
Jim johnson of Currant Greek is in
Eureka investigating the present condi-
ton of the beef market.
There will be a stated convocation of
st. Johns Chapter, Nc. 8, r. A. M, on
Saturday evening at 2 o'clock.
H. A. Jackson offers his furniture
and household effects for sale. Read
his advertisement under New To- Day"
Will Norman came over from nlipah
on Monday with a load of mining men
who were returning to the railroad from
Ely.
Coal oil was advanced ten cents a case
in Eureka this week. The Pearl now
retails at s4.35. and Elaine at 81. SO a
case.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic Church
tomorrow at 10 a. IN. Sunday school at
2 D. m.
Mrs. p. Mcbride and children Of Eu-
reka were departures last Saturday for
Palisade, where they will spend the
Winter.
Mrs. Charles Irving and daughter,
Miss Josephine Rogantina Of Duck
water, were visitors in Eureka several
days this week.
Attorney E. S. Harrington of Elko
passed through Eureka Thursday on his
way home from a professional trip to
White Pine County.
r. Watson, an old-time resident of
Mineral Hill and a man SO years of age.
was brought to Eureka this week for
medical attendance.
The johnson Mercantile Company
this week received their first Winter
shipment of Eastern pork sausage and
~honeycombed tripe.
The latest metal quotations are: Sill.
yer at New York, 595sc; Lead at New
York, $3.50; at Salt Lake City, $3.50;
Copper at Salt Lake City, l2Xc.
b. +. Esler, representing the proposed
history of Nevada to be published by
Thomas Wren OF Reno. visited Eureka
this week in the interest of the work.
Miss Era Ford, who left Eureka sew
eral months ago for her home III Cali
%fornia, has recently accepted a position
in the jewelry department of Hale Bros.
store at Sacramento.
DIR. w. +. Burnett had a neat sign
placed in front of the Schneider Drug
Store this week notifying those desiring
his services hat q call left there will
receive prompt attention.
The Typo Mining and Reduction Co.
Is reported 4 have laid off a portion of
their force, about ten men in the mine.
due 70 installation OF new machinery
and remodelling of their plant.
Z. Schendel brought his family into
Eureka from Typo this week to spend
the Winter. Mrs. Schendel is subject
to asthma and comes to Eureka in hopes
Of being benefited by the change.
Francisco for some months past under
medical treatment. is reported to be so
much improved in health that he will
shortly return to his home in White
Pine County.
The Eureka Cash Store has an al
vertisement under "New To-Day" aud
besides their regular lines, will receive
by express once each week fresh fish,
poultry and vegetables. They also give
trading stamps.
Crawford II. Griffin. Ely's tonsorial
artist, formerly a resident Of Eureka,
was married to Miss Emma Lewis at
the home of the bride at ~Sunnyside, Nye
County, ON November 2. Judge George
Brown performed the ceremony.
Henry Kind this week sold to AL Dees
of Eureka his residence and barn on
Mob Hill and a few of his household ef-
fects. Mr.. Kind is now making prepa-
rations to move his family to Tono-
pah the latter part of this month.
Mrs. +. o. Henderson of Eureka, who
has recently been in San Francisco for
her health, came up to Virginia City
last week and after a short visit with
her mother continued on to Tonopah to
join her husband at that place.
@. ]. Brumley, who arrived here from
California last week, has been engaged
by the Eureka Live Stock Company to
take charge of and look after the cattle,
horses and sheep interests Of that COM
pany in Eureka aud adjoining counties.
Alex Muir of Hamilton met his sister,
Mrs. ]. Z. Gibson and young daughter
of Hamilton, Canada, in Eureka Thurs