The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-09-12
LOCAL MENTION.
Joe Sabron was a visitor in town last
Sunday from Duckwater.

Hank Cronant made a trip to Hamil-
tom this week on business for the Z.
p.
Mrs. H. A. McKim returned home
Thursday from a months visit in San
Francisco.
Miss Lena Gregovich has been en-
gagged to teach the school at Currant
Greek which opened there on Monday.
Miss Helen Whitmore left for Cortez
Friday to open the Fall term of school
there which takes place next Monday.
Miss Jennie Gregovich left for Beo-
wave Saturday. She assumed charge
of the school at that place on Monday.
Mrs. f. I'm Obersteg and two child
rem have returned to Eureka from
Alpha, where they spent the Summer.
The Ruby Hill public school opened
Tuesday with j. Y. Buchanan as prime.
ipal and Miss Amy Rosevear as assist
ant.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic Church
tomorrow at 10 a. m. Sunday school at
2 p. m.
w. j. Tonkin of Eureka is reported
to be i'll in San Francisco with a serious
attack of hay fever. He is under the
care of a physician.
Miss Stella Rhodes, a former teacher
in the Eureka public school, is at pres
ent one of the grammar grade teachers
i'll Reno's public schools. e
The attention of Eureka County tax
payers is called to the notice Of the
Board of Equalization published in an.
other column of this issue.
The Journal says a number of Reno
ties went to Carson Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Plummer, daughter
of former Governor Sadler.
Miss Annie Smith, eldest daughter of
VIM. II. Smith, anne in from Newark
last Saturday and will attend the Eu-
reka High School this Winter.
Mrs. Jay Henderson and SON after a
several months visit with relatives in
Eureka, returned home to DeLamar via
Salt Lake by Wednesdays train.
There has been a decided change in
the weather this week. AS we go to
press, Friday afternoon, the barometer
~ AOht INV y 10 tfOA Vi
a snow storm.
County Commissioner Alex Fraser
was laid up with a serious attack of
stomach trouble this week and was I'M
able to be present at the meeting of
the Board on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Kind left Eureka Friday for
Colfax, California, where her mother,
Mrs. Lobner, ia quite i'll. Mr.. Kind
telegraphed his Wits Thursday from
Tonopah that he would meet her at
Reno.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Eureka & Palisade Railway
Company was held in Salt Lake City
on Thursday. September 10. Supt. q. ID.
Abbott left Palisade Wednesday TO at
tend the meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners was
held on Thursday. Outside the exam
ination Of monthly reports and passing
ON new bills against the county, nc new
business was taken up.
Mrs. V. LAM returned to Eureka this
week from a two months visit with
her sons in Huntington Valley. Miss
Felicia LAM and Miss Kate Loucks
went down to the ranch in Huntington
Valley this week and will remain for
an extended visit.
Edgar Sadler. who has been rodeoing
horses in Monitor Valley, Nye County.
for several weeks, arrived in Eureka
Tuesday evening. 1t was found i'm.
possible to reach him with the news of
his sisters sudden death at Carson in
time for him to attend the funeral.
A new sidewalk is being put in place
north of Eureka's popular hostelry, the
Brown Hotel. Under the walk. a ''feot
WALL Of solid masonry was extended 80
feet, or t~hsreabouts, for support 70 the
pillars unfolding the porch above, and
the work is q decided Improvement.
James B. Orr Of Ely, who has been
critically i'll for some time, and who
passed through Eureka on his way to
San Francisco recently. is now reported
much improved. The complicat ion of
diseases he is troubled with will pre-
vent a rapid recovery. though the re-
port states he has O fair CHANCE to re.
gain his health.
Joe Slavery, of the. Eighteen Mile
House, was stricken with paralysis on
Wednesday last, his right side being ar
fected. DIR. Gordon was called in at
tendance and advised that the patient
be brought to Eurskafor treatment as
soon as he could be moved. Mr., Slavery
has been in poor health for months and
his present condition is critical.
Late last Friday afternoon the Eu-
reka Board Of School Trustees elected
Miss Iaura B.. Orr of Reno to the vice.
p%rincIpalship of the Eureka public
school. Miss Orr Is a niece of Judge
A. E. Cheney of Reno, and comes to
Eureka highly recommended. She is
a graduate Of the Nevada University,
liberal arts course, aud has been teach
ing at Floriston for the past year.
George Young, who went to San
Francisco last week to consult a spe-
cialist regarding his case, returned to
Eureka Wednesday. The physicians