The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-07-04
LOCAL MENTION.

For the Firemen's dance
This friday svening-opers House.
There will be room enough for everybody.
Eroes. Msu went 10 EIko on Thursday.
NJ. Gilbert was in from Ely during the
week.
John Shelly Of Exc was in town We'd
nesdsy.
Mrs. Oliver Pratt and baby went to Psli-
SADIE las. Saturday.
Miss Theresa Romano has gone to New
ark for her vacation.
William Trembath Of Mineral Hill was .
Eureka visitor this week.
f. Whitworth q W~innemucca cattle buyer
was in town this week.
Eugene Howell of Csrson City came 10
on Thursdays passenger.
Charles Miuoletti OF Hamilton was in Eu-
reka on business this week.
NJ. G. Foster departed for Reno on Mon
day and may 90 to Tonopab.
William Msudes and son came in from
Duekwater early in the week.
Mrs. w. J.. Hooper and Richard came
home the middle of the week.
Fred Kind and James Ford left for Tono.
pah on Monday by private conveyance.
Schneider's drug store has good news for
temperance people under New To DAY"
Mrs. J.. Tognini, Miss Elvirs and c.
Frsnchini returned to Ruby Valley Monday.
John L. Williams is up from Alpha to
spend the Fourth with his family.
w. c. Rose, a Cherry Creek mining man,
came over from White Pine early in the
week.
X. A. McClelland OF Ruby Hill will
spend his vacation in the western part Of
the State.
Daniel Downey was in town Saturday
and Sunday and returned to Pslisade on
Monday.
Attorney c. b. Henderson was in attend
snce at Court Tuesday and returned TO
Elko Wednesday.
Mrs. Jay Henderson Of De Lamar, Lin.
colo county. is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Henderson.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF County Commissioners will be
held on Monday next.
Professor +. e. Winfrey. formerly OF Eu.
reks, on Monday was chosen Principal OF
the Reno public schools.
Ice cold lemonade will be served to
dancers in the Opera House by the ladies Of
the Presbyterian Church.
b. Succetti, wife and son have moved to
Tonopah. They left Eureka on Tuesday
and will make the trip overland.
Miss Susan Mcconnell Of Beowawe ar
rived Tuesday. and after attending to legal
matters returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Ksutz and two children. after .
several weeks visit with relatives and
friends, returned to Typo on Sunday.
Lunch for the dancers 10 the Winzsll
binding, next the Opera House. Given by
the ladies Of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. G. R. Goss and baby from Palermo.
California. are visiting Mrs. Ed Bergman.
Mrs. Goss' mother, st the Diamond.
Mrs. A. Redding and daughter CAM up
from Typo Wednesday afternoon en- route
to Mrs. Redding's former home in Michigan.
Victor B,rnd. Superintendent Of the
Typo Mining Company. and Ernest
Sohendei arrived from Typo on Wednesday.
Miss Nina Capriola of SHELTON. who
visited her sister. Mrs. James Rstazzi. re-
turned Tome to Elko county last Saturday.
w. B. Hosmer, Treasurer OF the Typo
Mining and Reduction Company, arrived
from Boston on Thursday on his way to
Typo.
Owen Porch came for his wife and baby
last Saturday. They returned to Hunting
ton Sunday accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Cobb.
The ~one-horse stage between Eureka
and Ely began service on Wednesday. The
stage is operated by B. F. Miller. the mail
contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Jackson returned
from their visit to the Rocco-H omestake
last Saturday and are the guests Of Mrs.
Ii. A. Jackson.
The latest metal quotations are; Silver
ct New York, 524c; Lead at New York
4.l2A. at Salt Lake City, So. so; Copper at