The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-03-12
LOCAL MENTION.

Pine County.
william Smith and James McDougal
Of Newark Valley made a business trip
20 Eureka on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. r. Ennor and daughter, Miss
pile. of Pine Valley arrived in Eureka
on Thursday to attend to some legal
matters.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
I;uious service at the Catholic Church
tomorrow at 10 a. m. Sunday school
at 2 p. IN.
George A. Bartlett, after attending
to several legal matters before the Dis
trict Court. left for Tonopah by Wednes-
days train.
Judge Peter Breen will leave on Mon
day for Austin, where he will convene
the District Court in regular session on
Wednesday. March 10.
w. J. Tonkin has returned from a
business trip to Virginia City. He re-
ports the Comstock %livelier at the pres
ent time than for some years.
Mrs. Cora Engstrom of Carlin, Ne
yada, arrived in. Eureka Wednesday to
attend to legal business and left the
same day on the outgoing train.
John Wedekind left Eureka on We'd
nesday for a months prospecting trip
to the Duckwater country and Troy
district in the southeastern part of Nye
County.
Homer Wilson spens several days in
Eureka this week from Monitor Valley,
Nye County. He reports that the
smallpox has disappeared from that
section.
Mrs. Lille Porter has completed her
term Of teaching at Dibble's in Dia-
mond Valley. and has been engaged to
teach the Italian Ranch school at
Trento's.
Rev. ]. E. Johnston will hold the
usual services at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. Preaching at ll:15
a. m; Sabbath School. 1915 p. M;
preaching, Z p. m.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson, formerly Miss
Edna Bailey, after an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Bailey, in
Diamond Valley, departed for her home
at Tacoma, Washington, on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. L. Butler, formerly Of Eu-
reka, underwent an operation at the
sanitarium in Winnemucca last Sum
day. She is. reported resting easily
under most favorable conditions for a
speedy recovery.
Judge Peter Breen on Wednesday re-
ceived a copy of the court calendar
from the County Clerk of Nye County.
1t shows that there are already twenty
one civil cases to come to trial at the
session Of the District Court Mt Belmont
in April.
Mrs. William Norman Of Illipah.
White Pine County, is visiting her
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man had quite an adventure during the
early hours Of last Tuesday morning
while on her way to Eureka. Just this
side of the Pinto Summit. about seven
miles from Eureka, an axle of the stage
broke aud she had to wait three hours
IN the disabled stage on the roadside
while the driver came to town for q
conveyance.
A. q. Redding, assayer aud metal
lurgist for the Typo Mining Company.
arrived in Eureka from Typo Thursday
evening and left Friday for Ely to do
some work for the White Pine Copper
Company. Mr.. Redding informed
the SENTINEL that no work was being
done on the Typo Company's mines at
present. He reports a gold strike the
first Of the week about fifteen miles
south of Typo, which is said to promise
well and which has induced nearly
every one in that section to go prospect
ing.
The Eureka County Bank has opened
Savings Bank, which shows that Eu-
reka's banking institution is keeping in
the march of progress with the princi-
pal banks of the State. Interest bear
Ing deposits may begin with 81. The
Home Savings Banks which the Bank
furnishes will attract the young folks.
and at the same time teach them how
easy it is to have a bank account for
maturer years by learning now to save
the nickels and dimes. Read about it
In the advertisement under New To.
Day."