The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-04-18
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Judge Peter Breen leaves next Tuesday
TO hold q term Of court at Elko for Judge
Brown.
Mrs. Ernest Schendel Of Typo is over on
visit to her mother, Mrs. NJ. Terrell Of
Eureka.
Mrs. A, Benedict, o former resident Of
Eureka, is now residing at Healdsburg,
California.
NJ. Farlinger, who was seriously i'll the
fore part Of the week. is now reported
much improved.
Joe Tognoni, the DuCkwsser merchant.
passed through Eureka Thursday on o bust
ness trip to EIko.
W.. Hooper returned Tuesday from .
several weeks assessing trip in the northern
part Of the county.
w. Z. Griffin, cashier OF the Eureks
County Bank, left Tuesday for . visit with
his family ct Reno.
Mrs. George K. Cox Of Diamond Valley
has been visiting in Eureka this week, the
guest OF Mrs. G. A. Fletcher.
There will be . stated convocation OF ST.
Johns Chapter No. 8. r. A. NJ, this (Sst-
urdsy) evening at 1880 o'clock.
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
ious services at the Catholic Church to.
morrow at 10 A. M. Sunday School at 2
P. NJ.
Andy Tenvoord will have charge Of W.
II. Russell's %tonsorial parlors while the
latter is prospecting for e copper mine in
Elko county.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York, SOC; Lead at New York
4.67i. at Salt Lake City, $500; Copper at
Salt Lake. 1890.
Reports from Duck water and CurrAnt
Creek say that an increased acreage Of grain
will be put in on the ranches in that SEQ
tion this season.
George Manson recently purchased eighty
head Of young cattle at White River, and
this week bought the Morgan place on Cur
rant Creek. Nye county.
Along with the starting Of the new grass
. number Of Eureksns are getting the
prospecting fever and are planning trips to
different mineralized sections.
Tonopah Bonanza: Henry Kind Of Marks
4 Co. has purchased the residence OF A. G..
eastman and will shortly remove his family
from Eureka and make Tonopah his home.
The water company had 9 force Of men
employed Wednesday and Thursday put
ting 10 about $50 feet Of new 4-inch pipe on
Main street, between Clark and BAtemsn.
Otto Msu and John Mechanics are 10
Reno. If they see anything in the western
part Of the State in the way Of employ
ment that looks good to them they will
remain.
The SENTINEL returns thanks for com.
plimentsry tickets to the anniversary ball
to be given at the Opera House on Friday
evening, April "a. by the /. o. o. F. Lodges
OF Eureka.
The people Of Eureka and vicinity are
hoping and praying that the supply OF old
stays aud dry COWS that has been foisted
on this market for several months will soon
be exhausted.
Supt. Abbott Of the f.. & p. was in
Eureka Thursday with the work train. He
is making . general cleanup OF the old ties
and timbers along the entire line between
Eureka and Palissde.
Reno Telegram: Mrs. ]. L. Wines, for
msrly . resident OF Reno but now living in
Butte, Mont, 10 visiting in San Francisco.
and later on will spend several weeks with
old friends in this city.
W. H. Russell and Art johnson expect
to leave Saturday for Bald Mountain, in
Elko county, where they intend doing some
work on . promising copper prospect. They
will be absent several weeks.
Thomas Maggetti. section foreman OF the
E.. & P. 81 Pslisade. accompanied by his
wife, were arrivals In Eureka last Saturday.
Mrs. Maggstti will remain here for an ex-
tended visit with her sister. Mrs. B. Sue
cstti.
Miss Lizzie Regli. who has been teaching
The Winter term Of the Currant Creek
school in Nye county, returned home to Eu-
reka early this week. She has been en-
gagged to teach . term Of the school in
Antelope district. which will commence
next week.
Foreman Ed Bergman Of the Diamond
mine lost his fine. young gray driving horse
Friday morning. He became lame last
week and an examination disclosed that he
had picked up a nail. After the removal Of