The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-09-27
She &ureka Sentinel.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1909.
G MENTION.

Pat Mcbride is back from the Copper Flat
mines near Ely.
The Fusion State ticket posters reached
Eureka this week.
Tom Robinson and VIM. wainwright are
in town from Newark.
Charles Minoletti Of Hamilton was . WIS.,
itor to Eureka early this week.
Governor Sadler departed for the west
ern part Of the State Wednesday.
Supt. Charles Read Of the Diamond Com
pany arrived from Salt Lake by Fridsy's
train.
Miss Kitty Winzell of Alpha came mp
Thursday to make . few days visit In
Eureka.
e. W. fremont and Ed Mulcoy spent sew
eral days this week prospecting in the Fish
Creek country.
Assessor w. j.. Hooper returned home
Thursday from a several days visit in the
north end Of the county.
Eupene Norris and Doc Harris have re-
turned from their prospecting trip in the
Austin range Of mountains.
The regular Christian Eudeavor services
will be held at the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock.
This year voters will have the use Of 3
rubber stamp to mark the X after the name
Of the person they desire to vote for.
Miss Lena Gregovich left Eureka Tues
day for Cleveland, White Pine county. to
assume charge Of the school ct that place.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
ct New York. 5lh; Lead st New York
$4.l25, at Salt Lake City, SO. so; Copper at
Salt Lake. l0fc.
Father Maniou left Friday for Csrlin.
where be will hold religious services on Sun.
day. There will be no services in the Cath
ole church here tomorrow.
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher and Miss Kate Swick,
who have been in Elko county paying .
visit to Mrs. Fletcher's sister for several
weeks, have returned home.
The consignment OF steel stoves and
ranges and air.tight coal burners has been
received at George Gavin's. They are all
up.to-date articles as an inspection Of them
will demonstrate.
All persons desiring to run for Office this
Fall should remember that Saturday. Oct
ober 4, is the last day on which nominating
petitions may be filed with the County
Clerk.
Pete Loh's two drsys have been repsired
aud put in frst-class order. They have also
been treated to a bright. new coat OF paint,
which makes them present . general new
appearance.
Sol Hip was an arrival 10 Eureka Tuesday
from Reno en- route for Ely. He spent a day
looking over the political situation on the
Base Range before continuing on TO his for
mer stamping ground in White Pine.
Joe Tognini Of Duck received . new
hay press from Wisconsin this week. As it
10 what is known as q small bale" hay
press, the work lone by ID on the Creek will
be appreciated by all who have occasion TO
handle the product of the machine.
Fred Kind and James Ford. Jr.. were de-
psstures for Touopah Thursday. Fred
goes over to bring his father back to Eu-
reks. and young Ford will remain in Tono-
pah and assist his father 10 the stable bust
ness.
Bert Henderson left Eureka Saturday
for Panscs, Lincoln county. via Ely. lie
will pay . visit TO his brother. jay
Henderson. at De Lamar before entering
upon his school duties ON the first Monday
in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Allen were departures
from Eureka Thursday for their new home
at Rye Patch. about IL miles from Tonopsh,
where Mr.. Allen has established . station
for the weary man and beask an route To