The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-04-11
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Dan Watson, o former we'll known
Eurekan, left Ely last week for Frisco,
Utah.
The Winzell vs.. Tonkin water suit was mp
before the Supreme Court at Carson this
week.
DIR. A. Bsrkan, the eye specialist Of San
Francisco, has q notice under New
To-Day"
All persons interested in court matters
should read the District Court notice under
New To-Day"
Mrs. Eugene Locke and young son Of
Ksyser Springs, Nye county, were visitors
in Eureka this week.
There will be 9 regular meeting Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16. f. & A. NJ, on Saturday
evening at 7 O'Clock.
Judge Peter Breen returned home Mon
day from Belmont. where be had been
holding q term OF court.
w. j. Tonkin, who has been in the west
ern part Of the State and in California for
several weeks. returned ZONE Thursday.
Virgins Chronicle. April s.: DIR. f. R.
Keen Of Carson has purchased the Jones
drug store in Gold Hill and will locate in
that town.
Mrs. A. Keen, who has been visiting
with her daughter. Mrs. s. Henry. Of Reno,
for several months. returned to Eureks
Wednesday.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York. 49f; Lead at New York
4.67I, at Salt Lake City, 1890; Copper at
Salt Lake. l4ac.
Nine OF Eureks's young people lett by
Fridays train to attend the farewell party
to be given at the Hay Ranch to Mr.. and
Mrs. p. G. Lane.
The air compressor at the Diamond mine
was started up last week and they are now
hosting the ore that has accumulated 10
the lower levels during the Winter.
Mrs. W.. Morisrty of Virginia City,
mother Of Mrs. II. A. McKim and Mrs. +. |
o. Henderson OF Eureka, arrived here
Thursday on 9 visit to her daughters.
Mrs. Oscar J. Smith, who has been seri-
ously i'll in Californis for several months, is
now reported to be greatly improved in
health. She expects to return to her home
at Reno about April 20.
The Water Company shaved out its Bate
man street main this week. and the people
In the neighborhood OF the SENTINEL
building who have been packing water for
the past two months are now rejoicing
thereat.
Z. Hammond, the rsncher, was uuforsu-
nate enough last week to lose four COWS
through poison psrsnips. He had been
keeping up and feeding five head through
the Winter, and the loss OF four out OF the
five 10 Q hard one.
Mrs. NJ. Terrell. who last week placed
her resignation as mstron OF the Eureka
county hospital with the County Clerk. has
decided TO retain the position. and withdrew
her resignation before the Board Of Com.
missioners met last Monday.
Granville Fletcher returned home Thurs
day from his trip to Humboldt county.
where he has been looking into the sdviss-
bility OF putting up 9 telephone line be-
tween Winnemucca. Golconds and Para
disc Valley. We understand that the build
ing Of the line has not been fully decided
upon as yet.
Frank X. Murphy. well known through
out Eastern Nevada. has just resigned the
District Attorneyship Of Humboldt county.
He gives as his reason for so doing that the
salary allowed by the county Isl, 400 per
year) is insufficient for the services which
ought 10 be performed. Il. Warren has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Brother Hicks and Clay Simms succeeded
in getting their predicted hail storms here
on time. II commenced hailipg and snow
ing early Friday morning and enough
moisture fell to keep down the dust and
clear the atmosphere for Easter Sunday. ID
now looks as If the Eureka ladies would be
given bright and clear weather in which to
display their latest Easter creations.
William Hayes. the Ely merchant. has
sufficiently recovered from his recent illness
10 take . trip to San Francisco. He passed
through Eureka Thursday accompanied
by his brother, Father Edmund Hayes OF
Imogene. Iowa. and after . short stay 10
California they will spend several months
in the East. Mr.. Hayes ssyshe : has been
working continuously for the last thirty-two
years and thinks be 10 justly entitled 10 .
vacation.
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