The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-06-13
&ureka Sentinel.
LOCAL M ENTIoN.

The County Commissioner intermonthly
meeting to-day.
John Mccormick returned to Antelope
Valley Tuesday.
An E. & P. excursion to the Hay Ranch
is upon the tspis.
Mumps are housing q number Of the
children this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Brossemer went over
to Hamilton Tuesday.
The Graduating Glass read their essays at
The High School on Friday.
Frank Wilson Of Monitor in Nye. crossed
the county boundary during the week.
A rsttlesnake three feet long was killed
by the boys at Ruby Hill on Tuesday.
Fred Autoniazzi Of the Diamond left Last
Saturday for Hamilton on mining business.
Mrs. VIM. Davis has returned from her
visit to the Winzell Ranch on the L. & P.
road.
George Roos leaves today for Virgins
City to take 3 position in the brewery at
that place.
Rev. A. Miller arrived from Ely Friday
morning and expects to remain in Eureka
several days.
Mrs. J.. Pratt came to Eureka to see her
new grandson on Monday and returned to
PAlissde Tuesday.
Hon. T. Wren arrived from Reno the
middle Of the week. and legal lore has
given way to mining talk.
William Pearce returned TO Eureka from
Tonopsh on Tuesday. He came by way OF
Rsveille for q load OF ore.
The children of the primary and inter.
mediate grades had an ice cream social at
the school house last Saturday.
Miss Emma Regli has returned TO her
nome from Reno where she has been at
tending the State University.
Stuart Ellis Of Washington. D.. c., e repre-
sentative Of the Census Office. was in town
during the week collecting mining data.
John McKernan, who has been on the
rick list for some time. was shaking hands
with friends down town on Wednesday.
j. b. Mathewson Of Ely, well known in
Eureka. has been i'll for some weeks. 1t was
learned Friday that his condition is critical.
II. c. McTierney represented Eureka
Lodge at the Royal Chapter and Grand
Lodge Of Mssons q. Virgins City this
week.
Principal w. L. Butler OF the Eureka
High School. will give s25 annually for
High School debating alphabetically
Bulletin.
The weather reporter has left for parts
unknown. As the SENTINEL goes to press
the sky is overcast and the outlook good for
more rain.
DR.. Harcourt has just received . supply
OF fresh. pure. aseptic vaccine virus. Any
ane wishing to be vscoinAted can have il
doue now.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York. 52sc; Lead ct New York
437h, at Salt Lake City. 1915; Copper at
Salt Lake. 1870.
Miss Pearl Hart. who has been teaching
ct Lane City. White Pine county, came in
on Friday mornings stage and left at noon
for her home in Reno.
Clay Sims, Jr., Eureka's news carrier,
who has been confined to his home by ILL
ness, is convalescent. Ben Regli has been
on the route ell week.
Mrs. and Mrs. II. A. Culloden arrived
from San Francisco last Saturday for q
months visit with Mrs. Culioden's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Porch and baby
drove over from Huntington Sunday. Mr..
Porch returned to his Elko county ranch on
Wednesday, leaving his family In Eureka
Lloyd Page, who has been attending the
Deaf and Dumb Institution at Berkeley,
CAL, came in on Thursdays train and lesves
for his home at Typo. Nye county, in the
morning.
Miss Maggie O'Hsre Of Carson City. after
three months visit with her sister. Mrs.
j.. F. Miles at Ely. White Pine county,
passed through Eureka on Thursday, en-
route home.
Messrs. McCaffery, johnson and John.
ston, who inspected the mines in Diamond
Valley the latter part of May. returned to
Eureka Wednesday and have gone out to
the mines again.
Mrs. A. Z. Gelwiok arrived from Chamo-
ersburg. Pa. Friday. She was mes here
h.. -. k.osko. Han.u panhtal of NaWark.