The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-28
MAY 2s. 1904.
LOCAL MENTION.

A lady has l0SC q diamond ring. see
advertisement under New To-Day"
r. Sadler arrived in Eureka Thurs
day from the Western part of the State.
A new sewing machine is for sale.
Read the advertisement under New
To-Day"
Robert Logan was a visitor in Eureka
several days this week from Little EN-
pire, Nye County.
s. Migliarini, who returned to Eureka
from Nome, Alaska, last Fall, left again
Friday for the Northwest.
Peter Betti of Eureka has declared
his intention to become a citizen and
took out his first papers this week.
DIR. @. Hamilton returned to Eureka
Monday from San Francisco, where he
went to attend the Dental Congress.
Mrs. Julia Brown was a passenger by
Thursdays train on her way to Califor-
MIA, but will stop over at Reno to visit
friends.
DR.. @. Hamilton, the dentist, will
leave Eureka shortly for White Pine
County, and will be absent several
months.
The school election at Hamilton passed
off quietly. James Rosevear and Gus
Simon being the only candidates for
Trustees.
Postoffice Inspector J.. 1. Driscoll spent
Saturday and Sunday in Eureka on
business connected with the Postoffice
Department.
E. Boomhower was an arrival in Gar
den Valley, near Alpha, from San Jose,
CAL, last week, and spent a few days in
Eureka this week.
There will be q regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. IS, +. g. A. NJ, Sat
urday evening at 1880 o'clock. Work
in the third degree.
The first new potatoes of the season
received in Eureka came from Califor-
MIA Thursday to Peter Betti, the North
Main street grocer.
Miss Maud Norman is in Reno visit
ing friends, on her way home way from
San Francisco to her home at Illipah,
White Pine County.
The SENTINEL acknowledges an in
v~itation from Miss Emma q. Regli of
Eureka to be present at the exercises of
Commencement Week at the Nevada
State Univer sity.
Miss Hattie s. Irwin. who has been
teaching the school at Cleveland, White
Pine County, completed her term last
week and arrived in Eureka Tuesday to
spend her vacation.
Miss Kate McGill, who has been at
tending Mills Seminary at Oakland,
CAL, passed through Tuesday on her
way home to Ely to spend her vacation.
The Eureka Live Stock Company and
the ranchers in the vicinity of Willows
and Roberts Creeks, Eureka County, are
now engaged in rodeoing range horses.
A freight train went into the ditch
Wednesday night, inst west of Beo-
wave. No one was hurt. This ac-
counts for no Western mail in Eureka
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Damele came in
from their ranch at Bar, Eureka County.
last Tuesday and left Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Damele's father. Charles
Mau, in Newark Valley.
The Eureka High School pupils have
been drilling in the simpler military
movements and will march with the
children of the lower grades in the pro-
cession on Decoration Day.
Mrs. John Berry, formerly OF Ruby
Hill. arrived from Ely Thursday and
after a visit with friends here, will go
to Bullion, Elko County. to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Anne Elliott.
A. s. Leahigh drove over from Ely
by private conveyance ON Thursday for
his wife and baby who have been visit
ing the formers mother, Mrs. B. Regli
of Eureka for several weeks.
Frank Mahoney returned Monday
from his trip to the Hot Springs in Dia-
mond Valley, where he went for his
rheumatism, and left Friday for Beo-
wave to try the springs at that place.
"Duffy's Funny Folks returned to
Eureka Tuesday, and announced a
show for Wednesday night, but owing
to a combination of circumstances the
play was postponed. They left Thurs
day for Cortez, thence to Austin.
Mrs. r. Mechanics aud daughter,
Miss Kate, returned to Eureka Tuesday
from Cortez, Eureka County, where
they had been for a short visit with Mr..
McCharles. who is employed by the