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

JOUu OitkN'
on Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Pepper is In San Francisco
for q short vacation.
w. C. Rose. q Cherry Creek mining man,
was 10 town this week.
Assessor w. j. Hooper left for the north
end Of the county on Tuesday.
Ulysses LAM Of Huntington was an Elko
comfy visitor the Fourth Of July.
Frederick Davis has a card Of interest to
mining men under New To-day"
Mrs. T.. Bergman and son Eddie have
gone for q visit to Salt Lake aud Butte City.
Mrs. w. MeOmie came over from Ely
Wednesday night en- route to San Francisco.
Paul Irwin brought in sn eight-horse
load Of wool from Duckwstsr, Friday Of
last week.
Henry Bechtel and sister, Mrs. A. K.
Gelwick were in from Newark the middle
OF the week.
Mrs. T.. ID. Page same in from Typo on
Tuesdays stage and has gone to Wyoming
to visit friends.
E. j. Schisier, the Eureka Live Stock
Company's foreman at Fish Creek registered
at the Brown House this week.
DIR. and Mrs. W. F. Burnett arrived in
Eurek. last Saturday from Reno and are
temporarily staying at the Brown House.
Eugene Howell. after q few days stay in
Eureka on Saturday went to White Pine
county to look after his mining interests.
Crickets are doing much damage to the
ranches Of Diamond Valley. 10 some in-
stances the losses are reported very heavy.
Mrs. ID. Morrison of Atlas Hill lie slowly
recovering from the accident she met with
two months ago. and is now about on
crutches.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York. 52Jc; Lead at New York
4.25. at Salt Lake City, $50; Copper at
Salt Lake. l3sc.
Ernest Randall and L. Thompson came
over from Ely last Saturday with convey
sncss for the mining men who arrived on
Sundays special.
John Hovendon suffered another stroke
OF paralysis last Sunday and was taken to
the Comfy Hospital. Friday noon his con-
dition was unchanged.
Miss Addie Callahan. who has been teach.
ing At Duck water. Nye county. spent the
Fourth in Eureka and departed for tue
western part OF the State on Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Farlioger had a hemorrhage
from the stomach Wednesday night aud
on Thursdsy was moved to her daughters.
Mrs. fremont. where she lie improving.
j. II. Mckenzie. Familiarity known to Eu-
reksns as Jack" came in on Wednesdays
passenger with Superintendent G. d. Alb
bolt. They went to Ely in the afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Regli, after spending q
brief vacation in Eureka. returned to An
teIope early in the week to resume her
duties as teacher OF the Antelope school.
Frank Sullivan. who has been employed
on the SENTINEL for some months, went to
Alpha last Saturday. where he will act as
Secretary OF the Whalen Copper Company.
will Horton and Miss Eva Horton of
Blue Eagle and George Haistead OF Duck
water came in from Nye county for the
Fourth. Miss Horton is visiting her auut,
Mrs. p. Breen.
Pr. w. F. Millhone. the we'll known
San Francisco physician aud oculist. has
returned to Eureka after an absence OF
over three years and can be consulted at
the Brown House.
w. b. Hosmer, Treasurer OF the Tybo
Mining and Reduction Company. who ar
rived from Boston last week. left for Tybo
on Saturday. Ernest Schendel of Typo
accompanied him.
e. d. vsnderleith. formerly Of Eureka.
for some years employed in the Carson
Mint, has resigned to accept the position
Of chief clerk with the State Bank &
Trust Company Of Carson.
s. G. We'll OF San Francisco. a nephew
OF President Fries of the Eureka Consoli-
dated, was sn arrival in Eureka this week.
He aud superintendent II. A. McTerney
have gone on a mining trip to Cherry Creek.
In the United States Circuit Court ct
Carson. last Monday. 10 the case Of Ida X.
Clark vs.. Eureka County Bank. Judge
HAwley ordered judgment entered for
plaintiff for 81, 25l. rs and costs Of suit.
Thomas and Joseph Plummer. Mrs. G.. E.
Cox aud Miss Minnie Cox. Will Kohler.
Wallace Bailey and the Romano family
csme in from Diamond Valley to attend the
frsmsn's dance and to spend the Fourth.