The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-04-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Meister Of Newark Valley
uo,. ~v;.itors in Eureka this week.

with his family ct Reno.
The Schneider Drug Company is just 10
receip, of . new supply Of flower seeds from
the East. See their adv.
Miss Edith Swiok Of Eureka left Monday
10 commence tssohing . term Of school OF
Drum 10 White Pine county.
RAYMOND Robinson returned to Eureka
from Ely Tuesday and left Thursday by
private conveyance for Tonopah.
Otto Mau has been heard from ct Tono-
nah where he has secured a situation in one
Of the grocery stores 81 that place.
Father Msnion will hold the usual rslig-
ious services 81 the Catholic Church to.
morrow 81 10 A. NJ. Sunday School at 2
P. NJ.
Mrs. Gertrude Hsgar took advantage Of
the Arbor Day vacation and came up from
P.lisade by Fridays train for . short visit
ct home.
II. G. Cronsnt, agent for the E.. & P. In
Eureka. left Monday for . trip 10 Hamilton
and Ely 10 the interest of the railroad
company.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York, 50ao; Lead at New York
4.67i, at Salt Lake City, 3 800; Copper at
Salt Lake. lac.
Mrs. c.. Stevens Of Bate. Montana. for
merly Miss Kitty knight Of Eureka. ar
rived here by Fridays train for q short
visit with friends.
Because / Love You" 10 said TO be the
title Of the play the Graduating Class Of the
Eureka High School hope to put on at the
Opera House on June 5.
Miss Helen Whitmore has finished teach
Ing the Fall term Of the school 81 Cortez,
aud 10 expected 10 return to her home in
Eureka by Saturdays train.
Phil MoKsrnan OF Ely arrived in Eureka
Tuesday for . visit with his brother, Con-
stable John McKernsn. who is confined TO
his bed with an attack Of liver trouble.
Ed Loousy went out to Cold Creek satur-
day with Eugene Norris to examine and
report on 9 silver-lssd prospect owned by
the latter and Martin Brown OF Eureka.
Henry Kind returned home Saturday
from . couple months stay ct Tonopah. He
is fsvorAbly impressed with the new camp
and expects to move his family there this
Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hoegh left Wednes.
day for San Francisco with their son,
Tracey, who 10 troubled with . spinal COM
plant and 10 TO be treated by q specialist 10
that city.
Fred Mannheim has been putting down .
new sidewalk in front Of his place OF bus
mess on Main street this week and making
other improvements in anticipation Of the
usual Spring rush.
Dave Williams. formerly Of Eureka. who
several weeks ago had his skull fractured
by having Q bucket dropped on him while
digging q well near T~onopah. is now report
ed to be up and around.
Stephen Demele. who was in town Taes-
day from the western part OF the county.
reports that the new grass has started and
there is every indication for plenty of feed
In that section this Spring.
Eureka Lodge No. l6, f. & A. NJ. 10
going to put in new cedar posts and repair
the fence around the Masonic cemetery.
extending il thirty-fve feet on the south
side. John Vittle has the contract.
Andy Stipson has resigned the superin-
tendency Of the Whalen copper mines near
Alpha and returned to Eureka Monday.
Col. s. L. Dolsen 10 now in charge OF the
development work being done at the mines.
John Lucey. who was deputized by Sheriff
Burdick TO take John Laity 10 the asylum
ct Reno, returned 10 Eureka Wednesday.
He had little or no trouble on the trip
down and left Mr.. Lsity ct the asylum APP
p~srensly satisfied with bis new quarters.
Mrs. Mary Cassidy. 3 well known aud
respected resident Of Eureka. having dis
posed OF her interests here. left last Wed
nesday for San Francisco, where she in
tends to reside in the future. She carries
with her the best wishes Of numerous friends
in Eureks.
Ed Green. who for twenty years worked
for the Richmond Company on Ruby Hill,
left Monday for Reno. Nevada, and may
make that town his future home. He wal
an industrious. frugal man and had saved
five or six thousand dollars. which will helE
to give him Q START In . new field.
Mrs. G. II. Stinson and Mrs. A. Mckay
former we'll known Eurekans but now re
sidents Of Tonopah, arrived here by private
conveyance from The latter place Wednes
day. After attending to some business
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