The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-09-19

p Sadler was an arrival from Carson
son Friday.
Martin johnson is home from a re-
cent visit in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amiden were
visitors in Eureka Thursday from Fish
Creek.
Miss Felicia LAM left for Salt Lake
this week to continue her University
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jury arrived
in Eureka on Fridays train from Battle
Mountain.
The open season for wild ducks, quail
and grouse opened ON Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 10.
Miss Elizabeth Regli of Antelope
Valley has been visiting friends in Eu-
reka this week.
L. U. Blakeslee, Deputy Internal Re-
venue Inspector. spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Eureka.
Rory Mechanics and Angus Gibson
went over to Cortez last week to work
for the Tenabo Company.
John Gregovich and Andrew Paw
lovich have opened up their new
grocery store at Tonopah.
Mrs. J. G. Sepulveda, a sister of Mrs.
H. @. McTerney of Eureka, arrived from
Alameda, California, Tuesday for a
visit.
Mrs Joe Brown and daughters. Misses
Mollie and Bertha, returned to Eureka
Saturday from a visit to relatives at
Reno.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic Church
tomorrow at 10 a.. m. Sunday school at
2 D. IN.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald visited Tono-
pah last week for the purpose of CON-
ferring Masonic degrees ON a class of
local candidates.
News has been received from Ala
media, Cal, that Dennis McEllin of
Hamilton is in a very critical condition
there from heart disease.
Charley and John Greenwood, BROTH
ers Of Mrs. Z. Geraty of Pospect, ar
rived here Wednesday from California
ON q visit to their sister.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet on Monday next as a Board
of Equalization, and from time to time
thereafter until October 8.
Tom Haley, a former well known re-
sident Of Eureka. arrived in Ely this
week from Las Vegas on a visit to his
sister. Mrs. w. B. Graham.
The FREQ Press says Mrs. N. Simon
sen and son have returned from New
ark Valley to spend the Winter in Elko.
The son is attending the high school.
The Tonopah public school opened
last week with ITO pupils. Principal
Scott Jameson has Miss lone Erickson
and Miss Thompson as his assistants.
G. d. Abbott left Palisade last Mon
day for California, and on his return
will be accompanied by his family, who
have been spending the Summer there.
J. J. Karmeen, a former well known
mining man of Eureka, has been APP
pointed superintendent of the Ray and
O'Brien properties at Ray, near Tono-
pah.
f. E. Leonard, bookkeeper for the
Tenabo Mining and Milling Company
at Cortez, has been having trouble with
his eyes and left last week for San
Francisco to consult an oculist and re-
ceive treatment.
James Jury, ST., of Ruby Hill. who
has been in failing health for several
months, suffered a stroke of paralysis
of the left side this week and his condi-
ton is o serious.
Nick Sri, a nephew Of Mrs. A.. Al
franchino Of Prospect, arrived here last
week from New York. Mr.. Siri comes
out to see if the Nevada climate will
not improve his health.
H. A. McKim has received a new and
complete stock of Fall and Winter
goods, which he has announced in a
new advertisement to-day. The public
are invited to call and inspect.
A regular term of the District Court
will be convened in Eureka ON Monday
next. The Grand Jurors are to appear
I'm Coprt on Monday next, and the 30
Trial Jurors on Wednesday next.
Merrill Fletcher returned from Tono-
pah Tuesday. He brought pack with
him Leland Ford and Johnny Clenden-
ming, two Eureka youngsters who nave
been visiting relatives at Tonopah.
Miss Anna johnson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram johnson Of Eureka, has
been elected principal of the pubic