The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-28
MENTION.

Mise Ruby Mechanics departed on Sat-
,rdsv last for . few weeks visit 81 the 81
mopsen ranch in Newark Valley.
Henry Kind and Attorney Peter Brsen
made . trip to Ely this week on legal busi-
ness.
Ed Mulcoy left Tuesday for Ely, where
bs goes to resume work in the Pilot hnoo
copper claims.
Fred Plsgsmsnu, Of Siebe Bros. 4 PLACE.
mann Of San Francisco, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Eureka.
Will Notary saddled his pony and
started for ToDopsh Tuesday 10 make .
stake during vacation.
Mr.. Gertrude Hsesr closed her term OF
school at Palisade last week and returned
4, her home 10 Eureka Wednesday to spend
her vacation.
Pete Carletti last Sunday shipped ten car
loads of cattle from Alpha. on the +. q ~
to Tracy, near Stockton, California. where
. buyer received them.
Frank Wilson dropped in from Monitor
Valley Tuesday. He says the condition Of
his mother, who was injured BY . fall some
time ago, 10 not much improved.
Walter J. Tonkin and John G. Tonkin
departed for Virginia City last Saturday TO
- l. Al. E--l .otftaouaut nj THAR lata
brothers estate in Storey county.
NJ. Loser Of Denver, Colorado paid .
aying visit to his aunt. Mrs. +. Wittsn.
berg Of Eureka, arriving on Mondays train
and leaving Tuesday for Salt Lake.
II. j. Sadler Of San Francisco was an ar
rival here Monday. Edgar Ssdler met the
yuund man and took him Out to the Sadler
nnches in Diamond Valley Tuesday.
r. A. Laird returned home from . visit
TO Tonopsh Monday. He is now very favor
ably impressed with the new camp. and
expects 10 return there early next month.
Principal K. z. winfrey and Assistant
Scott Jameson gave the pupils OF the High
School 10 ice-cresm treat in The assembly
room OF the school on Friday Of last week.
]. c. Leonard, the dentist. and A. e.
Green Of Lovelock, passed through Eureka
this week with . camping outfit bound for
the Wind river country in Montana on an
outing trip.
Tom Hooper Of Ruby Hill left for COrtsz
last week, and expects to be employed in
the Tenabo mine Oh that place. His
mother has gone on . visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Tom Jewell OF Pine Valley.
Mrs. Alex Fraser was taken Ill the fore
mart Of the week. The ailment 10 said to
have developed into . we'll defined case oil
measles, and Mrs. Fraser 10 now confined to
her bed and under 9 physicians care.
Owing to the present dry weather the
SENTINEL has been requested to ask the
people Of Eureka to use every precaution In
the handling and use of drscrsckers and
other explosives on the coming Fourth.
j. p. McOmie OF Ely arrived in Eureka
Tuesday with 3 private conveyance to meet
his wife and daughters on their return from
an extended visit in California. The family
continued on to their home at Ely Thurs
dsy.
Father Manion returned to Edreks Mon.
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along the line Of the railroad in Eureka and
Elko counties. On Sunday, June %, be
held both morning and evening services ut
Carlin.
II. A. McKim and Johnny Mullins re.
turned Sunday from . short visit to Tono'
pah. Mr.. McKim says the new camp is
lively and looks good to him. He reports
most Of the Eurekans now located there to
be prospecting.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Hon. r.
X. Colcord Of the Carson U. S. Assay Office
for . copy Of the report OF the Director oil
the Mint upon the production Of the prsc.
ious metals in the United States during the
calendar year 1900.
Secretary OF State Eogene Howell was an
arrival in Eureka last Saturday. He left
early the next morning for White Pine
county to look after and put in shape Q
number of his political fences that are re-
ported TO be in . wabbly condition.
Miss Martha f. Hicks. one Of Eureka's
public school teachers, is preparing TO past
en- examination for q teachers High School
certificate, and will remain in Eureka until
after the semi.snnual teachers sxamins alton,
which will be held here beginning on July
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From ell over the State word comes OF Z
shortage Of hay hands on the ranches. The