The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-01-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Attorney Otto T. Williams of Elko is
in Eureka attending to legal matters.
ANDY Tenvoord and Ed Harmer re-
tnrned to Eureka from Tonopah on
Tuesday.
Z w. E. Griffin cashier Of the Eureka
County Bank, went over to Elko ON a
business trip this week.
The Peoples Drug Company of Eu-
reka has declared a dividend. See
notice under "New To-Day"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pedlar have
taken up their residence at the Robert
son home on North Spring street.
Miss Laura Orr returned from Reno
Monday and resumed her position as
vice.principal of the Eureka public
school.
The property of Jose M. Suza is being
readyertised for delinquent taxes on &C
count of an omission in the first pub
location.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
lieious service at the Catholic Church
tomorrow at 10 a. m. Sunday school
OF 2 p. m.
The frost is going down into the
ground, and broken water pipes in Eu-
reka are keeping Granville Fletcher and
a force of men busy.
Charles Kayser, o well known Exc
County sheep man. was in Eureka
Thursday on his way south to Nye
County to look after his fiocks.
Judge A. Z. Cheney, accompanied by
his wife and son. left Reno last week
on a health-seeking trip to California,
where he will pass the Winter.
All the members of Diamond Rebekah
Lodge, No. s, are requested to be pres
ent at the next regular meeting on Mon
day evening, Jan. %, at 2 o'clock.
w. N. McGill. manager of the Nc
Kinley Mining Company at Ely. passed
through Eureka Monday on his way
East to attend a meeting Of the CON-
pany.
Sam Gibson left Eureka Monday for
Cherry Fork, Adams County. Ohio, in
response to a telegram conveying news
of the critical illness Of his sister. Mrs.
Jennie WATSON, at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ftzmaurice. sus-
tanned the loss Of their only child, a To-
year-old boy. from scarlet fever on Jan.
10, at Butte, Montana. Mr.. Fitzmau-
rice was formerly a deputy sheriff and
1aiier In Eureka.
NJ. L. Requa, Jack Mckenzie and
F. w. Bradley, returned Thursday
from Ely, where they had been inspect
ing White Pine copper properties, and
continued their journey West by special
train, that awaited them in Eureka.
Mrs. Sarah Donnelly and sons have
purchased the G.. II. Cronant brick resi-
dence on Monroe and Clark streets.
Mrs. Donnelly is convalescing from a
serious illness, and will move to her
new home as soon as her health permits.
The story of Lots wife turning into
pillar of salt can no longer be doubted.
A Eureka young lady the other day
put her foot on the scales in front of
Johnson's store to tie her shoe, and two
young men who were passing turned to
rubber.
Judd Riddle, who went to Reno last
week for surgical treatment to an in.
jured foot, is reported seriously i'll. On
account of his condition. an operation
on the affected limb has had to be de-
ferred until the patient has gained more
strength.
Mrs. Joseph Marsh and daughter of
Austin, Nevada, passed through Eu.
reka on Wednesday en- route to Ely.
where they were called on account Of
the serious illness of Mrs. Marsh's
nephew, Charles s. Granditz. Recorder
Of White Pine County.
Paul Bertha. who is employed at the
Pete Carletti ranch near Alpha, spent
afew days in Eureka this week. He
reports Mr.. Carletti nearly recovered
from the accident he met with about
three weeks ago, by his horse falling
with him and badly straining one of
his legs.
w. M. Hamilton, superintendent of
the Eureka Live Stock Company. came
In to Eureka Friday from a trip to Bull
Creek, in Nye County. He reports
sheep and all range stock south of Eu-
reka to be doing well. and that the feed
On the ranges is better than it has been
Tor several years.
Austin Jackson, time-keeper for the
hocco-H omestake mine at Hamilton,
returned to Eureka on Monday from
california, where he spent a two