The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-10
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John Hancock, ST., has been appointed .
No,sry Public for Eureka county.
Ps.sr Rossetsi returned to Eureka last
vsak from bis visit to San Francisco.
Tam Robinson and John Erickson left
%, Touopsh by private conveyance Thurs
day.
Mia. Anna johnson returned to Reno
Friday to resume her studies at the Univer-
sity.
Assessor W. ]. Hooper and son returned
wednesday from their hunting trip in the
north end Of the county.
Tbsre will be . regular meeting Of Eu-
,sk. Lodge No. l6. F. & A. NJ, this tSst-
urdsy) evening 81 J o'clock.
Sheriff Burdick left Thursday for the
nor.h end Of the county to subpoena the re-
c.otly drawn Grand Jurors.
Frank Sullivan arrived from San Fran
cisco Thursday and has taken . position
in the SENTINEL composing room.
Austin Jackson returned TO Hamilton
Saturday to look after the Winter force Of
men employed 81 the Rocco omestske.
Father Msniou will hold the usual relig-
ious services ct the Catholic Church to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School at 2
P. NJ.
Mrs. F, Porter, daughter OF Mrs. j. o.
Jones, accompanied by her children. ar
rived in Eureka on Thursdays train from
Palissde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lewis. who were EN-
ployed at the Brown Hotel for several
weeks, were departures from Eureka last
Saturday.
The hearing Of William Giles for an
assault. on James White has been postponed
to January Is on account OF the illness OF
Mr.. White.
p. Bssti, the Eureka merchant who has
been on . visit to his family in San Fran
cisco for several weeks, returned to Eureka
Wednesday.
Miss Tesss MAu has completed teaching
Der term OF school in Whits Pine county
and is now engaged in teaching the school
at the Dsmele ranch.
Mrs. J. o. Jones and daughter, Grace, re-
turned home 10 Eureka Saturday from .
three months visit to her son, Dave, at
Carbonate, Washington.
James Morrison Of Antelope Valley has
moved his family into town for the re-
msinder of the Winter for the purpose OF
placing his children in school.
John Peters, accompanied by his son.
John, left for q short business trip to Chico,
Butte county, California. He will probably
visit San Francisco before returning home.
Miss Rose Kind, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kind Of Eureks. who is at
present residing IN San Francisco. spent the
holidays with relatives 10 Colfsx California.
President NJ. L. Requs Of the Eureka &
Psllsade Railway WAS an arrival IN Eureka
by Wednesday, train. He returned to
Palissde early Thursday morning by special
train.
N. Rameris was run over by . wagon at
his ranch in Ruby Valley. Elko county,
last week aud received quite serious iniar-
les about the head. He was breaking a
colt when the accident occurred.
Frank Romano Of Diamond Valley was in
Eurek. this week add informed the SEN
TIsEL that the alfalfa on bis ranch Was al
ready blossoming, and that il the lair
weather continues he will cut
ting the frss crop next week.
Attention is called to the adv. 10 another
column Of the 6rst 'semi-sDnusl examination
for teachers certificates. County Saperin-
tendens Of Schools Hancock has appointed
~. L. Butler and X. Mechanics ss men,
bers OF the Board Of Examiners.
The soft weather during the week pro-
duoed untavorstie health conditions and
colds with grip symptoms prevail 10 town.
On Friday morning the barometer began to
fall and snow drifted through the air at
noon. Squalls were frequent during the
afternoon and So the SENTINEL goes to
press . storm 10 threatening.
James P. MoElroy was taken with sn
attack Of heart failure ct the residence OF
Prin. w. L. Butler on last Wednesday even
ing. A physician was called and Mr.. Nc
Elroy was removed to the residence Of Mrs.
F. Wittsnbsrg on Mob Hill where he re.
NAMED 10 o ssmi.oonscious state during the
night. Thursday his condition was slightly
improved and Friday Mr.. McElroy was
able to be up and around.
- Miss Dolly Monroe. who left Eureka in