The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-06-18
LOCAL MENTION.

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Fl. G. McTerney returned Friday from
his trip to Virginia City.
Johnnie Mullins is driving the Wells
Fargo express wagon during the absence
of Ed Whitmore.
Will Swick and Will Thompson re-
turned to Eureka Friday of last week
from Tonopah.
Visitors to the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
will find the SENTINEL on file in the
Nevada building.
William Mendes and wife came up
from Duckwater last Saturday and
visited a few days in Eureka.
George w. Halstead and wife were
in Eureka from Duckwater early in the
week for a load of supplies.
The completed school census for Eu-
reka County for 1904 appears elsewhere
in this issue of the SENTINEL.
A new saloon was opened in Eureka
in the B~remenkampf building ON Main
street Thursday night by AL Street.
DIR. @. Hamilton, the dentist, left Eu-
reka Wednesday for White Pine County,
where he will spend several months.
Tom Hicks. Ed Altwegg and John
Evans left Eureka Wednesday to go to
work in the Bay State mine at Newark.
Notice of the second semi-annual
teachers examination will be found
under "New To-Day" ON page / Of this
issue.
The notice of delinquent tax sales for
the second installment of 1908 taxes
will be found on page l under New
To-Day"
A most useful book for prospectors
and miners is the Prospector's Com
panion. Read advertisement under
New To-Day"
Tom Trainer, a former Eurekan who
has been living in Montana for several
years. is now engineer at the Russ
House in San Francisco.
William II. Foley, an old-time resi-.
dent of Eureka, is i'll with typhoid fever.
His condition was serious during the
week, but is reported improved.
Ed. Whitmore Of Eureka went over to
Hamilton Thursday and expects to work
for a couple of months with johnson g.
Tenvoord at the Merrimac mine.
Frank Paul, Superintendent of the
Giroux Consolidated mines at Ely,
White Pine County. passed through Eu-
reka last Saturday on his way East.
Dan Downey of Palisade, the E & P.
Railway carpenter. has been in Eureka
this week engaged in putting in a new
floor in the freight Office at the depot.
Miss Margaret Shultes, who has been
visiting Miss Helen Whitmore in Eureka
for a couple of weeks, returned to her
homeat Cortez, Eureka County, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Donnelly of North Spring
street this week moved into the Gro
nant residence, on Monroe n Clark
streets, which she purchased a few
months ago.
John Hancock, Jr.. Of Eureka left on
Thursday to take charge Of the Sri
mine, near Hamilton, for Phil Paroni 81
Co. of Eureka, who a few months ago
leased the property.
The baccalaureate sermon to the grad.
yates of the Eureka High School will
be preached by the Rev. ]. E. Johnston
at the Presbyterian Church ON Sunday,
June 90, at II a. IN.
Art johnson aud Andy Tenvoord have
taken a lease Of the Merrimao mine, adj
joining the McEllin property. near
Hamilton, and left Eureka the first Of
the week to begin work.
Miss Edna Rosevear. who has been
teaching at Strawberry in Newark Val.
ley. White Pine County. has completed
her term Of teaching and returned home
to Ruby Hill for her vacation.
Mrs. L. L. Wattles and her brother.
Joseph lies. who went to Minnesota a
month ago, were arrivals in Eureka by
Tuesdays train and continued On to
their home at Fish Lake. Nye County,
on Thursday!
Miss Jennie Gregovich has completed
her term of teaching at Beowawe. Eu-
reka County, and returned home to Eu.
reks last Saturday to spend her vacation.
Miss Gregovich has been re-engaged for
the next term.
Jim Ford returned to Tonopah
Wednesday after a few weeks visit with
his mother, Mrs. J. G. Ford, in Eureka.
He was accompanied by his sister.
Miss Amy. and Willie Huebner. They