The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
LOCAL MENTION.


Eureka Thursday.
Miss Ruby Mechanics has returned from
her visit in Newark Valley.
Will Walker went out 10 the Regli
ranch on Tuesday for . several days visit.
Mrs. George Dugan, who has been quite
i'll with fever at Tonopah. is reported TO be
improving.
Angelo Pioollo and S~ersphine Rogantini
were up from their Huntington Valley
ranch Thursday.
Miss Helen whitnore has been appointed
teacher Of the Cortez school in Lander
county, Nevada.
Mrs. L. A. Gates. Mrs. A. Mckay. Joe
Meis.er and Leonard MoGarry were arrivals
d. from Tonopah last Saturday.
Mrs. M. L. Lee left Tuesday for Preston,
White Pine county. for . visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Edoil Cszisr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cobb. who have been
residing at Hamilton for several months.
returned to Eureka this week.
There will be . regular meeting Of En-
reks Lodge No. l6. F. & A. NJ, this tSat-
urdsy) evening at 7:30 o'clock.
ST. James Episcopal Sunday School is
arranging to hold . picnic ct the italian
ranches on Saturday. August l6.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com
pauy has levied IN assessment Of one cent
per share. See adv. in another column.
Ed Mulcoy, who has been working ct the
Copper Flat mines near Ely. returned home
10 Eureka this week on Q visit to his family.
Father Msnion will hold the usual relig-
ious services ct the Catholic Church to.
morrow at 10 A. M. Sunday School att 2
r. M.
James B. Gilmore has been appointed
caretsker Of the property OF the Morey
Mining Company At Morey. Nye county.
Nevada.
James Jenkins, . former resident Of Ruby
Hill. who has been absent from this section
for the past six years. visited Eureka again
this week.
W. ]. Tonkin Left by Tuesdays train for
Virginia City, where he goes TO attend to
the fosl settlement Of the estate Of the late
Harry Tonkin.
William wainwright was in from Newark
Valley Friday to meet Raymond Robinson.
who arrived here on that days train from
San Francisco.
George Young, Jr., has been putting on .
cover and fitting up . light spring wagon
and leaves Saturday for Tonopsh sccompan.
led by Henry Kind.
The SENTINEL learns that James Dryer
Of Beowawe was the delegate elected to
represent Beowawe and Cortez ct the Silver
Party State Convention.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Foster and son, r. w.
Travers, arrived home from San Francisco
on Thursdays train. Rslph's condition has
not materially changed for the better.
Frank Romano brought his son. Tony. in
from his ranch in Diamond Valley on We'd
nesday. The young man 10 i'll and was
brought TO town for medical treatment.
A letter received in Eureka Thursday
from Dayton Coleman ct San Francisco
states that he has been quite Ill in city that
for several weeks, but 10 now rapidly improv-
ing.
Edgar Sadler. accompanied by his mother.
Mrs. r. Ssdlsr. drove into Eureka from
Mineral Hill on Monday. Mrs. Ssdler is
the guest Of Mrs. William Zsdow during
her visit. .
Frank Wipzell and John Tatten drove up
from Alpha on Friday Of last week. Mrs.
NJ. Winzsll and daughter. Mise Kitty. who
have been visiting in Eureka, returned with
them Sunday.
Richard Manuel left for the Mud Springs
in Antelope Valley Thursday. He has
been suffering with . severe attack oil IN
aammatory rheumatism and went out to
the springs with the hope Of being benefited.
Rev. George F.. Plummsr. who has had
charge Of the Episcopal Church at Ely
during the absence of their pastor. Mr..
Miller. will hold services at the Episcopal
Church in Eureka on Sunday, September 7.
Lucille. the l3-ysar-old daughter of Judge
Henry Rives Of Salt Lake City. accom-.
panied Mrs. j. L. Fast to San Francisco
last week, where she 10 to be placed under
the care Of DIR. Sherman to be treated for
curvature Of the spine.
Sam G. Durham has purchased = half in.
terest in the Tonopah Miner. the new paper
recently started in Butler CITY. Mr.. Dun.