The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-14
LOCAL MENTION.

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Valley the first of the week.
Charles Minoletti was over from
Hamilton several days this week.
Alfred Huebner went to Ely Wednes-
day to work in one of the mines there.
The johnson Mercantile Company is
taking orders for flowers for Decoration
Day.
Ed Flavin and Sam Hoskins of Ruby
Hill have gone to Ely to work in the
mines.
James Mackey left Monday for Carson
City. where he will become a guard at
the Nevada State Prison.
Thomas Williams and Llewellyn
Pedlar returned to Eureka Thursday
from Ely for their families.
Miss Lena Gregovich Of Eureka has
taken charge of the school at Pinto
Creek, White Pine County.
w. E. Griffin left Friday on a bust
ness trip to the Eureka Live Stock Com
pany's ranches at Bull Creek and Fish
Greek.
Eugene Norris and Thomas Casey
left Tuesday for Muncey Creek. White
Pine County, to do assessment work on
some mining claims.
Work ON the Eureka Tennis Court
is progressing rapidly and indications
are favorable for a tournament during
the Summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. WALTZ drove over
from their ranch near Cortez, Eureka
County, the first of the week and spent
a few days in Eureka.
Miss Minnie Mau returned home to
Eureka on Tuesday, having completed
her term of teaching at the Mineral Hill
school, Eureka County.
Frank Mahoney, who has been suffer-
ing from rheumatism the past week,
went to the Sulphur Springs in Dia-
mond Valley on Thursday.
Duncan Falconer was in Cortez last
week looking after his mining interests
in that section of Eureka County. He
has returned to Colfax, California.
DIR. G. Hamilton. the dentist. leaves
Saturday for San Francisco to attend
the Dental Convention, and expects to
be absent from Eureka about ten days.
Miss Nina Whitmore is spending the
week at the William Mendes ranch in
Duckwater, where she is visiting Miss
Mae Kind, who is teaching the school
at that place.
Mrs. Ellen Hooper has sold her house
on Ruby Hill to Phil Paroni of Eureka,
and left the early part of the week for
the northern end of the county, where
she will make her home.
Austin Jackson, Superintendent of
the Rocco Homestake mine near Hamil-
ton, came over from White Pine last
Sunday on business connected with the
company, and returned Wednesday.
Supt. G.. d. Abbott and Master
Mechanic Charles Rand came over the
Eureka & Palisade Railway on a rail.
road motor cycle Monday and returned
to Palisade Tuesday. They were in
specting the road.
Raymond Robinson came in from
Newark Wednesday in quest of four
men to 90 to work in the Bay State
mine at Newark. He says the mine is
looking better at the present time than
1t has looked for years.
The Eureka jolly Boys delightfully."-
serenaded their friends in the North,
East. South and West parts Of town
Wednesday night to the ~accompain-
ment Of q street piano. The SENTINEL
acknowledges the compliment.
Rev. ]. E. Johnston will hold the
usual services at the Presbyterian
Church ON Sunday. Preaching at II
a. m. Sabbath school at 1916 Even.
ing service at 7:8o special music by
four little girls. All are invited.
Miss Elizabeth Regli has completed
teaching the Winter term at Antelope,
Eureka County. and has returned to
her home at the Nichals Ranch. Miss
Regli will leave in two weeks for st.
Louis. Missouri, on al extended visit.
Ed Mulcoy returned home to Eureka
last Saturday from Ely aud has been
given charge Of sinking the new shaft
In the Hamburg mine on Prospect
Mountain, which was leased last week
by w. O. Rose. John Repetto is work.
ing with him.
Sheriff 4. A. Burdick gives notice
that any one discharging firearms be-
tween the Eureka Con. and the Rich.
mond will be prosecuted. The promis.
cuous shooting at doves in Eureka