The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-10-08
LOCAL MENTION.

Voters Register now
Frank Lewis left Eureka Tuesday
with a load of freight for Tonopah.
r. A. Dean of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
week.
1t is reported Cupid's register in Pine
Valley has three weddings scheduled to
occur very shortly.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar visited her
sister, Miss Ethel McGarry, a few days
at Golconda the latter part of last week.
Angelo Florio offers for sale his ranch
and stock cattle in Newark Valley.
Read advertisement under "New-To-
Day"
Edgar Father, who has been working
at the mines at Ely, White Pine County,
returned to his home in Eureka last
Saturday.
Ed McEllin, accompanied by his
uncle, Dennis McEllin, arrived from
California Thursday and continued on
to Hamilton.
Al Clayton of Alpha is reported to
have sold most of his cattle to Mr.. Root.
the California buyer, and the first ship
ment left Alpha Tuesday.
Mrs. f. o. Henderson and baby, who
have been visiting in Eureka a few
months, will leave with Mr.. McKim to
rejoin her husband at Tonopah.
Malcolm Farlinger, who is employed
at the pumps at the Ruth mine near
Ely, spent a few days with his mother
and relatives in Eureka this week.
Supt. Charles Read of the Diamond
spent Wednesday in Eureka, and left
Thursday to look at some mines on the
line of the Carson g. Colorado, near
Tonopah.
Will McGarry, who returned from
Tonopah last week, will remain in Eu-
reka until after the assessment work is
done on his fathers claims on Prospect
Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. HUI returned
Monday from their trip to San Fran
cisco. Miss Nevada left them at Reno
and went to Carson Valley for a short
visit with friends.
Charles Dudley and E. L. Tippe have
rented the M%organtini building, next
door south of the Schneider drug store
on Main street, and on Tuesday opened
the place as a saloon.
II. G. Duborg of Beowawe last Sun.
day received at Antelope Valley 5000
stock sheep, recently purchased from
the Eureka Live Stock Company, aud
they are being driven to Beowawe.
William Pierce was an arrival from
Tonopah with his big team the first of
the week TO load goods for II. A. Nc
Kim. He brought 300 dozen of empty
quart beer bottles from Tonopah for
Paul Yost of the Eureka Brewery.
Merrill Fletcher was up from the
Snowbound mine near Alpha the first
of the week. He reports the new tun-
mel in 118 feet, and says the formation
has changed, with every prospect of
the lead zinc ledge opening up good any
day.
Frank Curieux has bought out his
brothers interest in the hotel and store
at Beowawe, Eureka County, and will
conduct the business. The retiring
brother, Mart Curieux, has bought a
ranch at North Fork. Elko County, and
has removed there with his family.
Martin Johnson, who has been em.
ployed as n clerk in the McKim store in
Eureka about three years, is going to
Tonopah to work in Mr.. McKim's new
store at that place. Joe Rebagleatti Of
Eureka has also been engaged, and the
two boys will leave overland with the
party, possibly Saturday.
Phil Brown has sold his eight-horse
team with harness and two wagons.
with which he has been engaged in
hauling ore and wood in Eureka. to
a Mr.. Mills of Tonopah for $500. Mr.
Brown is now loading with goods for
II. A. McKim for the Goldfield country
and will then deliver the team to the
nurcha SCR ar Tounnah.