The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-12-17
LOCAL MENTION.


Frank Boskowits spent Monday and
Tuesday in Eureka.
Attorney Lew Rogers went to Alpha
Tuesday on legal business.
Miss Grace Travsrs was quite Ill the
arst of the week but IL much improved.
Miss Kate Brown returned last
Saturday from q few weeks visit in
Pine Valley.
John Depaoli and AL Street are back
from Tonopah and report lively times
in that section.
John Weber, wife aud son were ar
rivals from Ely Sunday and continued
ON to Salt Lake.
A. H. whitelsy from New Rochelle.
N. T., passed through Eureka Monday
on his way to Ely.
paul @. Lane and daughter Of Pine
VALLEY visited with friends in Eureka
the first'o Of the week.
Mrs. Paul Yost WAS Dangerously i'll at
her home on Spring street the first OF
week. but 10 now much better.
Miss Christina Hildebrand returned
TO her home In Eureka last week after
4 several months sbsence at Alpha.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Pope came over
from Ely by private conveyance Tues
day and left Wednesday for San Fran
cisco'.gN r.-
Louis Lane of San Francisco arrived
In Epreke. Thursday for a short visit
with his. brother. Paul Lane, at Pine
Valley.
MIRA A. Mckay returned to Eureka
from Tonopah Tuesday, bringing Mrs.
@. Huebuer and Mrs. B. Cicala as pas
Attorney w. d. Jones of Austin.
formerly Judge Of the Third Judicial
District, thinks Of opening law offices
In Reno.
Olney Leighton came up from Alpha
Tuesday and will visit with his mother
Mrs. G. w. Leighton, until after the
holidays. rt
There will be a stated communication
of Eureka Lodge No. 10, +. q A. NJ,
Saturday evening at Z o'clock. Election
Of officers.
Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald is making
asojourn al her ranch 10 Shasta County.
Cal. and reports a pleasant time.-Car-
son. News.
+. @. Schmitz, chemist for the White
Pine Copper Company, came over from
Ely Monday and left by the afternoon
train for New York.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sun
day School at Q p. m.
The Pine Valley Cattle Company this
week fled papers Of incorporation with
the County Clerk. The company will
TRANSACT 4 general business.
Mrs. +. O. Henderson has removed
from Tonopah to Columbia. where Mr..
Henderson went some time ago to
manage the II. A. McKim store.
The delinquent axes on the first in
stallment for the taxes of 1904, appear
with the Notice Of Sale" in this issue
of the SENTINEL under "New To-Day"
AM
J. W. Arnett. an insurance inspector,
was looking after the interests of the
several companies doing business in Eu-
reka the first OF the week, and departed
for the north Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Goss returned to
TO their home at Palermo. Cal, on Mon
day. Mr.. Goss has been running the
compressor ct the Diamond for several
months. but it was shut down last week
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of six rose plants from the San
Francisco Call. This is the latest
premium offered to subscribers OF that
paper. Read about it in another col.
umn Of this Issue, !. f
The free ball given by the B. X. A.
Friday evening of last week in the Eu-
rsks Opera House was largely attended,
and was q most enjoyable affair. Prot.
Rice's orchestra introduced several new
pieces during the evening to the delight
and praise of the dsncers.