The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-07
LOCAL MENTION.

Miss lmogene Irwin was In Eureka
Thursday from Duckwater.
James Poindexter was an arrival
from Cortez by Fridays train.
Mrs. B. l.. Smith and children left
Eureka Friday to join Mr.. Smith at
Elko.
Alec Mechanics Of Eureka has re-
signed his position as guard in the State
Prison at Carson.
Miss Mary DeFlon on Wednesday re-
ceived a handsome new upright Cornish
piano from the East.
Edgar Father of the Diamond went
over to Hamilton Tuesday to work in
the Rocco Homestake mine.
Miss Agnes Engval of Hamilton pas
sed through Eureka ON Monday on her
way to visit friends in California.
James Granger Of Eureka has leased
a part of the Cornell mine near Hamil-
ton and will leave next Monday to
start work.
mlbS hchd otC8ONlth hao COlhPiCbOo
her term of teaching at Currant Creek,
Nye County, and has returned to her
home in Eureka.
s. W. Traylor and j. l.. Giroux,
White Pine mining men, passed
through Eureka Thursday on their re-
turn trip from Ely.
Leonard and viii McGarry went
back to Tonopah on Thursday. Leonard
will settle up his business at that place
and return to Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Rose arrived in
Eureka last Saturday from the East.
They went to Currant Creek Wednes-
day on a short business trip.
J. E. Hooper and Thomas Hooper of
Ruby Hill are going to work in the iron
mine at Gerald, near Palisade, next
week. The former left for there on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edcil Cazier and Mrs.
Edmund Cazier were arrivals from Cur
rant Creek the first of the we elk, Mrs.
Edcil Cazier remaining in Eureka on a
visit with relatives.
Rev. J. Z. Johnston will hold the
usual services at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. Morning service
at 11:15 Sabbath school at 1915
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. T. B.. Brown aud sou, and Miss
Mary Stubs, left Thursday for Reno.
After a. short visit at that place, Mrs.
Brown will go to Santa Monica, Cali
fornia, to visit her mother.
Andy Stinson, who had a lease on the
Hamburg mine, which was leased to
w. o. Rose this week, has sold his
tools, within and mining supplies to ldr.
Rose, and expects to leave next week
for Tonopah.
The Sulphur School in Diamond VAL
ley closed on Friday, April 80. Miss
Theresa Romano has been ~re-engaged
to teach the Fall term. Miss Romano
has gone to Cold Greek. White Pine
County, to visit relatives.
The Henderson Banking Company OF
Elko. an incorporated company, which
has transacted a general banking busi'
ness In Eastern Nevada for nearly a
quarter of a century and built up an
extensive patronage, has an advertise
ment under New To-Day" in this is
sue Of the SENTINEL.
Joe LAM, for many years a resident
OF Eureka but who has been living in
DeLamar, Lincoln County, the past
eight years, has sold his milk and ice
business in DeLamar. Mr.. Ian with
his family left last week for a six
months visit to Italy. Mr.. LAM is a
brother of v. LAM of Eureka.
M. w. Shaw of Grand Rapids. Michi-
gan, who haslbeen looking into mining
affairs at Alpha for some time, came up
to Eureka Thursday on business con-
nected with his mining interests at
that place. Mr.. Shaw is a shareholder
in both the United States Gold and
Silver Mining Company. under the
management Of William Whalen, and
the Whalen Copper Company of Alpha.
which is managed by Charles Lay.
George w. Halstead, wife and son
came up from Duckwater on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Halstead took back a load of
supplies. He said the warm spell a
month z brought out a profusion of
blooms on the fruit trees at Duckwater
and Currant Greek, and the early indi-
cations were for an abundant fruit crop,
but that the frost last week nipped
nearly all the buds, and it is more than
probable that the fruit yield will be
very light in those sections.