The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-01-09
LOCAL MENTION.

Miss mlDul6 OOA VI DiaAAOho VoAsoJ
is visiting friends in Eureka.
Found-A m~eerschaum pipe bowl
awaits an owner at the SENTINEL Office.
There is no improvement in the con-
d;tiou of Thomas Rosevear Of Ruby
Hill.
Father Manion returned to Eureka
Thursday from a short trip to Elko
County.
Earl w. fremont went to Diamond
Valley Friday to work for the Lincoln
Mining Company.
Mrs. John Nicholas of Ruby Hill was
taken seriously i'll Thursday and DR..
Burnett is in attendance.
w. ]. Hooper and family returned
home on Wednesday from a visit in the
north end of the county.
Charley RIDDEN. who has been doing
assessment work at Hamilton, returned
to Eureka last Saturday.
Miss Ruby Mechanics, who spent the
holiday vacation in Newark Valley, re-
turned to Eureka last Sunday.
There will be q regular meeting OF
st. Johns Chapter, No. 5. r. A. NJ. ON
Saturday evening at z O'Clock.
Llewellyn Pedlar Of Prospect left the
middle of the week for Cortez to go to
work for the Tenabo Company.
Joe Sire informs the SENTINEL that
he has disposed of his ranch interests
in Diamond Valley to his brother. John
Sire.
Robert A. Reid of Eureka departed
on Monday for San Francisco. where he
will take q course in q business col
lege.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic Church
on Sunday at 10 q. m. Sunday school
at 2 p. m.
Mike Donnelly departed for Butte on
Thursday. His mothers condition be-
ing so improved as to permit his return to
Montana.
John Pratt was an arrival in Eureka
Thursday from Palisade, whence he
came to repair the boiler at the Eureka
Con. mine.
G. II. Duborg of Beowawe has been
in Eureka this week overseeing the
movement of his sheep south to the
tU;,&n- - Me- Cn,az
w. E. Griffin. cashier OF the Eureka
County Bank. returned to Eureka on
Thursday from Reno. where he spent
the holidays with his family.
In the District Court ON Monday.
Judge Peter Breen appointed Z. e.
Phillips administrator Of the estate of
Mrs. N. e. Emerson, deceased.
Joseph and Miss Lena Minoletti. son
and daughter of Julius Minoletti. are
reported convalescent from scarlet fever
at their home in Newark Valley.
The latest metal quotations are: Sill
yer at New York. 57Ac; Lead at New
York. A.50; at Salt Lake City, $3.50;
Copper at Salt Lake City, 111ac.
There was a light attendance at the
church services and Sunday schools
last Sunday on account Of the pre-
valence Of scarlet fever in Eureka.
Miss Ruby Mechanics Of Eureka Ind
Miss Ella Simonsen Of Newark. won
the prizes as the best Lady walters ut
q recent sheet and pillow case party at
Elko.
Miss Elizabeth Regli, after spending
the holiday vacation in Eureka. has
returned to Antelope and resumed her
duties as teacher of the school in that
district.
Miss Catherine McGill, Neil McGill
aud john McKernan, all Of Ely. White
Pine County. arrived in Eureka on
Wednesday on their way to school in
California.
Late reports received from Reno are
to the effect that Attorney Thomas
Wren was rapidly recovering from his
illness, but ov~er.exertion brought on q
relapse. and his condition is again seri-
Gus.
Pete Carletti. while gathering cattle
In Pine Valley last week, sustained a
badly strained leg by HIS horse falling.
and rolling on the limb. He is con-
nned to his home by the injuries re-
ceived.
James Murray came in from Secret
canyon this week. and reports that the
strike in the Page and Lorwin mine re-
Gently made by him is holding out we'll,
out that the ore is not as rich as the
mineAhas produced in former years.
George Wedekind. a former Eurekan
and the ~discoverer of the Sparks mine