The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-10-24
LOCAL MENTION.

guitar lessons under New To-Day"
Granville Fletcher has been seriously
i'll for the past week with an attack of
fever.
E. J. McEllin passed through Eureka
Friday on his way to Hamilton from
California.
Supt. Charles Read of the Diamond
Mining Company was an arrival from
Salt Lake Friday.
Harry McEwen. formerly Of Eureka,
is reported ill at Park City, Utah, with
miners consumption.
The children of Duckwater and Cur
rant Creek are reported to be afflicted
with the whooping cough.
Mrs. +. ImObersteg this week re-
ceived a handsome new upright Banner
piano direct from Boston.
Mrs. J.. @. Tognoni arrived in Eureka
Thursday for a load Of supplies for the
Tognoni store at Duckwater.
Ten cases of collins consigned to
Graham g. Brown at Ely passed through
Eureka within the last two weeks.
Parties interested in the hair bride
at the San Francisco; Brewery are re.
quested to be present Saturday evening
at 2 o'clock.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Kind, who have
been on a visit to California for several
weeks, returned to their home at Eu-
reka on Friday.
The latest metal quotations are: Sill
yer at New York, 61Ac; Lead at New
York. a 20; at Salt Lake City, $3.50;
Copper at Salt Lake City, 10.
Commencing next week Flori & Sire
will make regular trips to Eureka with
fresh meats from their ranch in New
ark Valley Oh Wednesdays and Satur-
days.
George Sharp Of Blue Eagle, Nye
County, spent Tuesday in Eureka. He
left for home Wednesday with nearly
two ton of ranch and household sup
plies.
NJ. Horton passed through Eureka
Thursday from the Ethel Lorigan ranch
on Currant Greek with five tons of
apples he was taking to the Elko
market.
T. r. Jewell has turned over the
lodging department of the Railroad
Hotel at Palisade t his daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Herbert Jewell, who is now
conducting the business.
Frank Loucks on Wednesday pur-
chased a fve-ton Balm wagon from
George Gavin of Eureka and will COM
mence hauling Rocco Homestake ore
from Hamilton next week.
A blockade of 1000 freight cars was
reported on the Central Pacific early
this week, and that it had been found
impossible to get a pound Of ore out of
Palisade for the past ten days.
Supt. II. A Jackson of the Rocco
Homestake Company went over to
Seligman Wednesday to arrange for the
hauling to the mine at Hamilton Of the
recently purchased steam hoist.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Banmgarten of St.
Louis. Mo, are making a visit with
Mrs. NJ. Furth of Eureka, the %latter's
sister. They are en- route to California
for the benefit Of Mr.. Baumgarten s
health.
Robert Raftice has been employed to
haul the hosting plant recently pur-
chased by the Rocco omestake Com
pany at Seligman to their mine near
Hamilton. He left Eureka Friday for
Seligman.
The engine pulling Fridays E. g. p.
tram met with an accident shortly after
leaving Palisade, and it was found nee
essary to return there for another
engine. The train reached Eureka
nearly two hours late.
H. f. Bartine, Special Tax Examiner
for the Nevada State Board OF Revenue,
left Eureka by private conveyance
Wednesday to consult with the County
Commissioners at Ely regarding taxa
ton in White Pine County.
Jack Pardy returned to Eureka We'd
nesday from Newark Valley. where he
has been engaged for the past ten days
In surveying and locating the contract
and patented lands on the Simonsen
and Charles Minoletti ranches.
+, Pete Pastoriro was in town Thursday
with q fine load of apples from the NC
Cullough ranch at Currant Creek.
They were some Of the best apples that
have been brought into Eureka this
Fall, and were readily disposed OF at
80 cents per pound.
Fred Esselbrugge and Charley Bros
semer have returned from a prospecting
trip in Elko County. They spent some