The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02
LOCAL MENTION

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Mrs. Joe Birch Of Duokwaser spent sew
er.l days in Eureka this week.
Attorney Otto t. Williams Of Elko was
here this week on legal business.
william Mendes and family Of Duck
water we're visitors In Eureka this week.
John Mechanics returned to Eureka
Thursday via Belmont from his trip TO Reno
and Tonopah.
Attorney Thomas Wren Of Reno was in
Eureka this week In attendance ON the
District Court.
A. G. Redding arrived from Typo Thurs.
day and lefs for . trip down the railroad by
Fridays train.
Willism Mssson arrived In Eureka Thurs
day with q six-horse load Of old iron from
the California mill near Hamilton.
Phil Paroni this week received . carload
OF barb wire which he is selling for S.. go
per 100 pounds In ton lots and IS. 65 in less
than ton lots.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 53tc; Lead al New York
4.37i. at Salt Lake City. SO. rs; Copper at
Salt Lake. l4c.
Attorney Charles b. Henderson Of Elko,
accompanied by bis wife. was 10 Eureka
several days this week In attendance on the
District Court.
The johnson Mercantile Company received
q fne lot OF Truckee river trout T~n1,sdsy.
They weighed from two to six pounds and
were regular speokled beauties
Demele Brothers Purchased three and o
half tons Of barb wire Thursday from Phil
PAroni, to be used in fencing some Of their
land 10 the western part of the county.
w. J. Mahoney, who recently purchased
the Tonkin ranches At Tonkin, Eureks
county. has been appointed postmaster at
that place and WAS In Eureka Wednesday
securing bondsmeD.
Mrs. A. Mckay purchased q new double
1oaseN optibk "ebOb ihOuA pCVtk0 os'tug
and started with the new rig on her re.
turn 10 Tonopsh last Sunday. Mrs. G. II.
Stinson returned with her.
Attorney George A. Bartlett arrived here
from Tonopah Thursday morning. Mrs.
George Dugsn came with him to visit
friends. Mr.. Bartlett is here on legal bust
.nI To- . ,,;.,k .r;kb h,a f.r,,i,
w. NJ. Fluks OF Chicago. attorney for
the Whalen Copper Mines at Alpha, paid q
hurried visit to the mines OF the company
last Saturday. He completed his business
and returned East by Mondays train.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of County Commissioner will be
held on Monday next. All persons having
bills against the county should file them
with the County Clerk not later than Sat-
urday, May 2.
Pete Loh's house was entered on Friday
afternoon Of last week and q number Of
small articles were stolen. Sheriff Burdick
was given a pretty good idea of the suspect
ed party and il 10 understood the articles
have been returned.
Mrs. Julia Brown, who for years has con-
Quoted the Brown Hotel 10 Eureka. has re-
tired, and the business will hereafter be-
conducted by her son, Martin Mshoney.
Mrs. Brown expects to leave shortly for an
extended visit in San Francisco.
DIR. G. G.. Gordon of Eureka left on
Thursdays train in response TO = telegram
received that morning announcing the seri-
Gus illness Of three of his children at Pslo
Alto, California, OF TYPHOID fever. This dread
disease is now epidemic there and among
the students OF Stanford University at that
place.
There will be no ~servicea in the Catholic
Church in Eureka for some time. Rev.
Father Manion left Friday for a trip down
the railroad and expects to be absent five
or six weeks. During that time he will visit
and hold services in Eureka. Lander and
Elko counties, in Nevada. and In Weber and
Brigham counties. In Utah.
Winnemuccs Standard, April 20: Miss
Kate Swiok OF Eureka arrived from Cslifor-
mia on No. 6 yesterday and is the guest Of
Mas Isa L. Wright. Miss Swiek was o
clerk in the Legislature and stopped over
here on her return to Eureka.
Miss Swiok arrived home from Winnie
mucca by Fridays train.
Mrs. DIR. G. Stevens Of Ansconds. Mon
tans, formerly Miss Kitty Knight Of Eureka.
who had been visiting friends In Eureka,
left on Tuesdays train for Reno where she
will be Joined by her husband and after .
brief stay there will 20 on to San Francisco.
and then via Portland and Spokane to their
home in Montans. Mrs. Stevens was raised
In Eureka. spent much Of her early life here.