The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-04-04

William Hayes.
J. ?. Dunkle and wife left wsdsworth
this week for Oakland, Cal, where they In.
tend making their home.
j. B. Bale and his cousin, Miss Lizzie
Bonetti, returned to Eureka Thursdsy
from Q visit in San Francisco.
James Granger has purchased the Jones
residence on Atlas Hill and is renovatins
and preparing the house for occupancy.
The SENTINEL wishes to return thanks TO
Senstor Stewart for . copy Of the yearbook
of the Department. Of Aericulture-l9ol.
John Vittle, who has been working for
the Copper Company at Ely for several
months. returned to Eureka Wednesday.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eureka
Commsndery No. 2, K. T., this saturday.
evening at 7 o'clock. Election Of officers.
Miss lisa L. Wright. who Is teaching in
the Winnemuocs public school. Is spending
the Easter vacation with relatives at Reno.
Geo. w. Hslstesd came in from Duck.
water Tuesday to procure . coffin for the
burial Of Mel Bianford, who died there that
day.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York. 49s; Lead 81 New York
4.67i, at Salt Lake City, $500; Copper at
Salt Lake. lac.
Miss Connors has completed teaching the
term Of the Typo school and has now taken
charge Of the school in the Smoky valley
district in Nye county.
Mrs. NJ. Terrell. mstron Of the Eureks
County Hospital. 6led her resignation OF
the position with Clerk Hoegh this week.
No cause is given in the resignation.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Peterson arrived in Eureks
this week from Reno. Mr.. Peterson, who
10 freighting between Eureka and Ely, has
secured . house and will locate his family
here.
Leonard McGarry, accompanied by Mrs.
]. G. Ford. returned to Tonopsh Sunday.
Mrs. Ford goes over for q visit with her
husband and to see the new mining camp OF
TonopAh.
Giles Weller, q former Eureksn and well
known throughout Nevada, passed through
Eureka from Ely this week. He was sc-
compsnied by his wife and they were bound
for Tonopah.
George Lewis and sister. Miss Emma, who
have been visiting relatives in California for
the past month, arrived in Eureka Thurs
on their way home to Sunnyside. White
Pine county.
At . meeting Of the Board Of School
Trustees Thursday night the Board post
poned the date Of presenting "a Noble Ont.
cast" by the pupils Of the Eureka High
School to June 5.
The Brown Hotel hss planted . number
Of shade trees this week. Poplars were
planted in front Of the hotel on Main street
and . row Of locusts will furnish shade on
the Bateman street side.
]. NJ. Erwin. . representative of Salt Lake
mining men, arrived in Eureka Saturday
and left Monday to thoroughly inspect and
report on . number Of copper prospects near
Birch, in Diamond valley.
Mrs. s. X. Psrkhurss. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Hiram Johnson, in
Eureka for the last two months. departed
Monday for her home 10 Boston. En route
she will visit friends in Utah and Colorado.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioner will be
held on Monday next. All persons having
bills against the county should file them
with the County Clerk not later than Sat-
urday, April 4.
The pupils OF the Eureka High School,
Noble Outcsst," sre said to be taking great
interest in the different roles assigned them.
The piece will be put on 81 the Eureka
Opera House on the evening Of June 5.
A number Of roads in the vicinity Of Eu-
rsks are reported to have been badly wash
cd out during the early part Of the week.
The warm weather Of Sunday and Monday
caused the snow in the hills to melt rapidly
and the water did considerable damage TO
the roads in the canyons.
William Hayes. the Ely merchant. who
has been seriously i'll for the past ten days.
10 now reported to be improving. His
brother. Father Edmund Hayes. who was
telegrsphed for on account Of Mr.. Hayes seri-
Gus condition. passed through Eureka Wed.
pesdsy from the East On his way 10 Ely.