The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-17
She &ureka Sentinel.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1908.
@ MENTION.

next Monday, January 10.
Sersphine Lsui and James Mcbride wers
departures for Tonopsh Saturday.
Il. j. Jones, Elko's postmaster. made .
business visit to Eureka this week.
C. Fl. Duborg Of Beowswe has been .
visitor in Eureka several days this week.
Mrs. WIN. Davis OF Typo IL visiting In
Eureka, the guest Of Mrs. F. Im Obersteg.
Mrs. Lille Porter has been engaged to
teach the school 1t the Summit. near Alpha.
Charles Ley Of the Whslen Con. Copper
Company Left Friday for . short visit to
Reno.
The ownership Of handsome sled 10 to be
decided ct Henry Kinds store on Monday
evening.
William Parry, the Pine Valley raucher,
left last week for Cslifornis for the benefit
Of his health.
Attorney @. X. Reeves Of Ely is in En-
rsks attending the present session Of the
District Court.
Miss Kate Swick, who 10 candidate for
. legislative clerical position. left Thursday
for Carson City.
Mise Nellie Robinson Of Newark Valley
took charge Of the Brown Hotel dining
room on Tuesday.
II. A. Jackson returned home Monday
from . business trip to the western part OF
the State and Sac Francisco.
Attention 10 called TO the notice Of 'In-
formation Wanted. Published 10 German on
the first page Of this issue Of ths SENTINEL.
Father Msnion will hold the usual rslis-
ious services 81 the Catholic Church to
morrow 81 10 A. M. Sunday School at 2
p. NJ.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett 10 over from
Tonopah on . visit to his family and to at
tend the present session Of the District
Court.
Ed Mulcoy returned home from Ely
Saturday and will remain here until after
the present labor trouble 1T Ely has been
adjusted.
Leo Luoey, who has been firing on the
Central Pacific, returned home Tuesday TO
treat = recent severe cold and IN attack OF
neuralais.
Senator-siect Robert f.. Rsftice and wife
left Thursday for Carson City. where Mr..
Rsftioe will enter upon his legislative duties
next week.
George Z. Engssrom has applied for let.
tsrs Of administration on the estate OF
Oliver Benson. The estate IL valued at
about sI5. 900.
Assessor w. J. Hooper left Saturday 10
attend the annual meeting OF the State
Board Of Assessors, which convened at Car.
son on Monday.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York. 47i; Lead 81 New York
$4.l21. at Salt Lake City. 80. so; Copper 1t
Salt Lake. ll1c.
Attorney Thomas Wren of Reno spent
several days in Eureka this week attending
to legal matters 81 the present session Of
the District Court.
The people Of Eureka were treated to al
extra mail this week, the special from Psli-
SADIE on Sunday brought the mail that ar
rived there that morning.
Robert Rsftics last week drove his big
team down to the Brown ranch 10 Hunting
ton Valley, Elko county. aud left them
there to be taken care OF until Spring.
Sheriff Newman Of White Pine county ar
rived in Eureka Sunday morning on a
special from Pslisade. and left the same af-
tsrnoon by private conveyance for Ely.
L. II. Terry. Bsowaws. E. d. WALTZ.
Ksystons; and joseph Raine. S. s. Carney
aud t. r. Jewell Of Pslissde. were in Eu-
rska this week attending the District Court.
DIR. NJ. J. Davis Of Ely passed through
Eureka Tuesday on his way to New York.
whore he goes TO take . post graduate
oourse. He expects 10 return to Ely about
April l.
Assemblymsn-slsO NJ. G. Foster and j..
P. MoElroy were departures from Eureka
Monday. They will make . few days visit
10 Reno before taking up their legislative
duties 81 Carson.
VIM. Pssros left Thursday morning for
Typo and Tonopah with eight snimsls and
two wagons. His freight consisted mostly
Of household effects. the property Of former
Eurskans now living in Tonopah.
A large Thermometer. Ornamental In oop-
struosion aud advertising the Queen Insur.
saoe Company. was placed in the entrance
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