The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30
LOCAL MENTION.

rska from Typo.
Ed Hsrmer left for Tonopah last Thusdsy,
where he expects to reside in the future.
n. C. MoTerney and Austin Jackson lefs
Monday to attend the conventions ct Keno.
Miss Jennie Grsgovich returned home
Tuesday from . visit to friends in Elko
county.
Charley Bremenkampf went over to Ely
Tuesday and expects TO go TO work ct Cop
per Flat.
Mrs. L. G. Chrysler and Miss Nevada
Bu,Ier left Eureks Monday for San Jose,
Csifornis.
w, II. Sweeney and John Shoemaker
we're departures for the convention ct Reno
last Saturday.
Miss Felicits Lsni has been engaged to
teach the coming term OF school ct the
italian Ranch.
The Eureka Live Stock Company CON-
mencsd dipping their sheep Of the Roberts
Creek ranch this week.
Miss Irene Moorish Of Ruby Hill returned
home Friday from au extended visit with
her aunt 10 Ogden. Utah.
George C. Euelert and son. Lou, OF Elko,
were visitors ss the Simonsen ranch in
Newsrk Valley last week.
Ed Erickson Of Tuscarors, formerly OF
Eureka, has returned to Reno to resume
his studies ct the University.
f.. j. McEllin passed through Eureka Sat
urday en- route to Hamilton from San Fran
cisco on . short business visit.
George Young. Jr., returned Mondsy
from Tonopah accompanied by r. A. LAIRD,
Clarence Kind and James Ford. Jr.
Miss Lena Gregovich OF Eureks has bssn
appointed teacher Of the Desert District
school near Osceols, in White Pine county.
Principal r. A. Mcclellan Of the Ruby
Hill school, who left some weeks ago TO
join . surveying party in Idaho. returned
Friday.
Miss Connors OF Grass Valley. Cal,
arrived in Eureka Thursday en- routs to
Tybo. Nye county. to teach the school At
that place.
The three daughters Of J.. p. Mc0mis OF
Ely passed through Eureka Friday en- route
to Grass Valley. Cal, where they 60 to
attend school.
Eugene Norris, Pat Mcbride and ]. Cor
bets struck out Monday for Ely. Men seek
ing employment are now heading toward
White Pine.
II. A. Comins, d. McDonaid and Clarence
Moormsn passed through Eureka Saturday
from White Pine on their way to the con-
v~entions at Reno.
Ed Whitmore drove his sister. Miss
Helen. over to Cortez Friday, where she
goes to assume charge Of the school on the
Lander county side.
Miss Ada Csllaghan Of Austin passed
through Eureka this week en- route to Duck
water, Nye county, to commences the Fall
term Of school there on Monday next.
The family OF Supt. H. A. Jackson Of the
Rocco omestske Company, who have been
visiting 81 the mine near Hamilton for sew
eral weeks, returned home to Eureka Mon
day.
J.. A. Fsrrsro, agent 1t PAlissde Of the II.
& P. and 8. p. railroads secured . layod
this week and left Tuesday for Ogden.
Utah. to pay . visit to his wife and new
daughter.
Mike Doyle, an old resident OF Ruby Hill.
had HE left hip fractured this week and is
in . serious condition. On account Of his
advanced age his recovery from the injury
10 doubtful.
Misses Lamb and Barrett Of Reno passed
through Eureka Friday. Miss Lamb goes
to Ely to teach the coming term Of school.
and Miss Barrett to Georgetown to assume
charge Of the school there.
Rich Manuel. who went Out to the Mud
Springs In Antelope Valley about two
weeks ago suffering with . severe attack oil
inasmmatory rheumatism, returned to Eu'
reka this week somewhat improved.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioner will BE-
held on Monday next. All persons having
bills against the county should file then
with the County Clerk not later than Sat
urday, August 80.
10 is reported that the funeral of the late
John q. Tonkin took place from the Ma
sonic Hall in San Francisco last week. and
that tha hndv paa snkarrad in Gvnraaa Tawr