The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-15
LOCAL MENTION.

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Henry Lorigan was up from Duck
water this week.
B. F. Miller, the stage man, spent
several days in Eureka this week.
r. Sadler came over from Carson this
week to attend to some mining matters.
George w. Halstead was up from
Duckwater Tuesday for a load of sup
plies.
Eugene Porch of Huntington, Elko
county, spent a few days in town this
week.
Miss Myrtle Cobb returned from a six
weeks visit to Huntington Valley on
Monday.
Mrs. +. S. Mathews and children
Joined Mr.. Mathews at Hamilton a few
days ago.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic Church
tomorrow at 10 O.. m.
The Presbyterian Sunday School pic
mic last Saturday was a very successful
affair and largely attended.
The mail for Romano's in Diamond
Valley now leaves Eureka on Fridays
instead of Saturdays as heretofore.
John Clark has bought the @. Ii.
Stinson house on Spring street. and
moved his family intoit on Wednesday.
A gaming license was taken out this
week to conduct a Klondike game at
Beowawe. Times are reported lively
there.
Mrs. Joseph Arthur of Ruby Hill was
a Friday passenger, en- route to Butte,
Montana, where she will in the future
reside.
Walter Whitmore aud j. j. Awlyard
returned to Tonopah on Thursday, hay
lug spent a very enjoyable vacation in
Eureka.
Charley Brossemer has gone over to
Elko to see if the baths at the Warm
Springs at that place will not improve
his health.
J. j. Hylton, of the South Fork Flour
Mills, while in Elko a few days ago re-
ported big hay crops in Mound Valley
this season.
q. d. Abbott. Superintendent of the
Eureka g. Palisade Railway, went TO
San Francisco on Friday for a two
weeks trip.
Friday, August IA. was the date set
by the Southern Pacific to cut in all
the new track from Palisade west to
Wadsworth.
J.. NJ. Requa was this week appointed
School Trustee of Palisade by County
Superintendent of Schools Hancock, vice
A. w. Allen, resigned.
Prof. W. L. Butler, who was recently
elected principal of the Winnemucca
school, left Eureka with his family for
his new home ON Wednesday.
Andrew loft. who it will be remem-
bered was stricken blind several years
ago, suffered a slight stroke of paralysis,
ut Eureka early in the week.
The latest metal quotations are: Sill
yer at New York, 54Ac; Lead at New
York, "a. 30; at Salt Lake City, $3.50;
Copper at Salt Lake City, 12X.
Mrs. NJ. Luce passed through Eureka
Monday from Nye county on her way
to the Warm Springs ranch in Newark
Valley, on a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
William Moore.
Mcdonald & CO.. doing a general
livery, grain and freighting business at
Tonopah, has dissolved partnership.
Leonard p. McGarry. formerly OF Eu-
reka, was O member of the firm.
Miss Johanna Riordan arrived from
San Francisco Saturday en- route to her
home at White River, White Pine
county where she was called on account
of the serious illness of q brother.
Eugene Howell came over from White
Pine last Saturday. Mr.. Howell has
been inspecting mining properties at
Ely and Hamilton, and says the pros
poets for both towns are very encour-
aging.
Mrs. Al Leach and Miss Jennie Null
COY. VI 80 have been visiting their par
eats. returned to Humboldt county on
Friday. Mrs Leach going to Winnie
muoca and Miss Jennie to reopen her
school at Kennedy.
john Hancock, Jr., and Thomas
Hicks returned this week from Ely.
where they were working for the Nc
Kinley Company, The ''irregularity OF
the pay days. is given as the reason fol
their return to Eureka.
Miss May Wittenberg, who has beer