The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-03-28

Granville Fletcher left by Fridays's train
for a visit in Winnemuccs.

Tor o WISH iu Nihno"eSS
supt. Andy stinson Of the Whslsn cop
per mines at Alpha. spent several days In
Eureka this week.
A list Of the laws passed by the last Leg
i~slsture and approved by the Governor will
be found on page 4 Of this issue.
The new "School Law" and the ''One-
Mile Limit Sheep Law" are published in
full on the first page Of to-dsy's SENTINEL.
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
ious services at the Catholic Church to.
morrow at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School at 2
P. NJ.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
1t New York, 4Ss; Lead 81 New York
4.67A. at Salt Lake City, 8 800; Copper at
Salt Lake. l4sc.
The two feet of snow that fell 10 Eureka
last week has nearly disappeared and we
now have every indication Of the early sp.
prosch Of Spring.
Assemblyman J. B. McElroy Of Eureka,
accompanied by his sister. Miss Katie. left
for q visit to San Francisco after the sd-
tournament Of the Legislature.
George Manson was up from Currsnt
Creek this week and reports that ranches
aud real estate have recently advanced con-
siderable in price in that section.
Will Notary, SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. M.
McGsrry OF Eureka, leaves Monday for
West Superior. Wisconsin. where be goes
to take q position in q railroad Office under
his uncle.
The C~hinsman who has been conducting
the Sam Harp wash house on lower Munros
street in Eureka, died early Friday morn
ing. He had been in failing health for
some time.
Mrs. w. III. O'Neii of Tonopah. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. j. G. Ford
10 Eureks, left Monday for Elko where she
will spend g short time visiting friends be-
fore returning home.
A. C. Redding Of the Typo Mining and
Reduction Company at Typo was = visitor
in Eureka Thursday. He csme over to
meet his sister in law, who arrived by Fri
days train from the East.
Miss Edith Swick finished teaching the
Winter term Of the Strawberry District
school in White Pine county last week, and
on Friday evening, March 20. . farewell
party was rendered her at William Smiths
place in Newark Valley.
Judge Breen left this friday evening
by private conveyance for Belmont, where
he will hold 9 term Of court commencing on
March 81. A grand jury has been called,
and it is thought considerable business will
be transacted at this term.
j. B. Bale left Monday for San Francisco.
II is understood that his trip to the city is
for the purpose of purchasing q stock of
groceries. with the intention OF shortly
opening q cash store in the Morgsntini
building on Main street. just south Of the
Schneider Drug Store.
The Odd Fellows Of Eureka have decided
to celebrate the saith anniversary of the
founding Of their Order with Q grand ball
on Friday. April "a. The committee in
charge Of the affair is now making the
necessary arrangements. aud the advertise
ment will appear next week.
K. ID. Allen, Representing the San Fran
CISCO Call, has been 10 Eureka for several
days soliciting subscriptions. The Call has
been greatly improved recently, and its
general news service now ranks with any OF
the other metropolitan dailies. 1t 10 being
delivered in Eureka At 65 cents per month.
The Graduating Class Of the Eureka
High School will give . reception and ban
quet in the school Building this friday
evening to the teachers, the other members
Of the High School, and to the Board OF
School Trustees. Printed invitations have
been issued and the affair is to be up-to-
date in every respect.
The Elkin's Railroad Law recently pass
ed by Congress hits . hard blow at the
teachers Of Nevada who have been in the
habit Of making occasional trips to the Coast
to get . breath OF sea air. A letter from
j. II. Goodman Of the Southern Pacific to
Superintendent Ring explaining the matter
10 published on this page.
o. II. Gallup. Register Of the U. s. Land
office at Carson, has given notice that on
April 81 Township plat No. AZ NJ. Range
No. "a E., NJ. D. NJ. will be fled in his
office. Parties interested must file their
claims within three months from said date
10 secure their preferred rights. Applics-
tion for entry Of lands in said township will
be received April 81.