The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-16
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north end Of the county by Fridays train.
Miss Theresa Romano has returned to
Eureka from Diamond Valley for her vaca-
tion.
Judge Henry Rives Of Salt Lake is at
Court at Ely.
Charley Brosssmer came over from Elko
Tuesday and expects 10 remain in Eureka
several weeks.
f. ]. Butler and ]. II. Mccormack of
Monitor Valley were in Eareks Wednesday
for a load Of supplies.
There will be q stated convoostion Of ST.
johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. NJ, this (Sst-
urdsy) evening 81 7r90 O'Clock.
The SENTINEL learns that there Is . prob
ability Of the Eureka Con shortly opening
up some new ground on the sixth level.
Mrs. Julis Brown left Tuesday for Reno,
and after q visit With friends there will 20
TO San Francisco to remain indefinitely.
Miss Flossie Ford, who has been critically
Ill with appendicitis. is much improved and
hopes are now entertained Of her recovery.
Johnny Hill, formerly OF Eureka. has
succeeded Robert Grimmon, resigned. as
manager Of the Arlington Hotel at Carson
City.
Miss Elvira Tognini. having completed q
term Of teaching ct Cherry Creek, White
Pine county, has returned TO her home ~
Hobson.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, SAC; Lead at New York
4.37t. at Salt Lake City, 1915; Copper at
Salt Lake. lac.
Mrs. Ernest Schendel OF Tybo. who has
been visiting In Eureka for the past month,
left Thursday for San Francisco for the
benefit OF her health.
LAM & Browne Of Huntington Valley,
Elko county. have dissolved partnership.
Seraphioe LAM buying Walter Brownies
interest in the ranch.
D. ID. DhuIOus II. ~ Iutuy u Oin
johnson Of Currsnt Creek were in Eureka
the early part Of the week attending to
some business matters.
Miss Clara Mather. . we'll known teacher
OF eastern Nevada, was married on May IA.
1908, 10 Butte Valley. Elko county, Me-
vads, TO Mr.. Moses Anderson.
The attention Of the lady horticulturist
Of Eureka IL called TO an important notice
published by the Superintendent Of the
Eureka Water Works in another column.
Under New To-Day" the Eureka Cash
Store makes its announcement and cordially
invites the public TO call and be convinced
of the popular prices offered for 6~rst-clsss
goods.
]. G. Ford and sons, Claude and Leland.
returned to Tonopah Wednesday by private
conveyance. Ed Looney Of Eureka accom-
panied them. and goes over to take . look
ct the new camp.
County Clerk ]. II. Hoegh lost his
knight Templsr watch charm In Eureka
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charm and he will be greatly obliged for
the return OF same.
Mrs. A. Mckay, Mrs. VIM. Mckay and
her two children arrived here on Friday
of last week from Tonopsh. and will pro-
long their stay in Eureka's health giving
climate for some weeks.
G. F. Holiday, Q mining man Of Salt Lake
and Tonopah. spent several days here this
week examining . number of mining prop.
critics ON Adams Hill aud the Z. Z. Phillips
mining property in Diamond Valley.
George Manson recently purchased the
Morris Delaney dwelling house on Cedar
Hill. and has been engaged this week tear
Ing IL down and loading the lumber in
wagons TO be taken to his ranch ct Duck
water.
Closing exercises were held at the Sulphur
school, 10 Diamond Valley, on Dewey Day,
and were we'll attended by the people Of
the district and Mineral Hill. Mics Theresa
Romano has been reelected to teach the
next term.
A farewell party Is to be given this Fri
day. evening to Miss Grace Hsmbley 81 her
hon on Ruby Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hamb-
ley and family will leave next Wednesday
for Butte. Montans. where they will reside
permanently.
DR.. c. G.. Gordon returned from Palo
Alto, California, Friday. He reports his
children to be now doing nicely. and that it
is thought the worst Of the fearful epidemic
Of Typhoid fever that has prevailed there
for several weeks 10 over.
Miss Nellie Reid. daughter Of Mr.. and