The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-12-30
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o,T1rRDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1905.
LOCAL MENTION.
...inp Monday. write it 1906.

Attorney h n. MITCHELL affisou ~
roreka Monday from San Francisco.
Ala. Barricco. section foreman for
A. + A. p. at Summit, spent Christ
mas in Eureka.
p s,dler arrived from Carson Mon
a.v and left Wednesday on q business
trip TO Ely, White Pine County.
will McGarry has gone to Hamilton.
White Pine County, to do the asseas-
meut work on some mining claims.
Miss Rebecca Eccles came home to
snend the holidays from Lamoille, Elko
County, where she is teaching school.
Miss Christie Fulton finished teaching
her term of school at Beever, Exc
Comfy last week and returned home
to Eureka.
William Sullivan, a Southern Pacific
detective, arrived in Eureka Thursday
TO atteni railroad cases coming before
the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Kate Cicals, who is teaching at
Tybo, Nye County. is spending the
holidays with her mother. Mrs, G.
Huebner. in Eureka.
Miss Jessie Diamond returned home
to Eureka Saturday from Hamilton.
White Pine County. whore she CON-
pleted her term Of seaching last week.
There are unclaimed letters in the
Eureka p~ostofice for Mrs. Henry Allen.
William II. Burnett. DIR. r. W. Higgins.
Call for letters advertised Dec. 30. 1905.
Z L. Pease, who was conductor on
the train wrecked at Harvey. Eureka
County, several months ago, is in Eu-
reka as a witness before the Grand
Jury.
Rev. Father Manion left Friday for
Carlin, Elko County, where he viii
celebrate Mass on Sunday. He expects
to return TO Eureka the latter part OF
next week.
Ed Coyle and sisters. Misses Fannie
and Rose, came in from the Six Mile
House on the Hamilton road Thursday
and will remain in Eureka until after
the New Years ball.
George Flavin Of Reveille, Nye
County. and Ed Flavin of Ely, White
Pine County. spent Christmas with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Elavin IF Rnhv Hill
Andy Morehead returned Saturday
after a several months absence in Cali.
fornia and will again be employed al
the Brown Hotel under the new
management of Mahoney & Tippie.
J. T. Shaughnessy. assistant divisi u
superintendent of the Southern Pacific
from Ogden to Sparks. arrived in Ea-
reka Wednesday to attend the railroad
cases coming before the Grand Jury.
Attorney James +. Dennis of Winnie
mucca. Humboldt County. arrived in
Eureka Wednesday on legal business.
Mr.. Dennis has been engaged by G. S.
Bridgeman. p. b. Sawser and Peter
Schaefer as their attorney before the
Grand Jury.
Charley Stinson, formerly a resident
Of Eureka. but living at Tonopah,
is seeking restoration to health at
Cherry Greek, White Pine County.
where he is visiting his brother-in- law.
Henry Phalan.
Mrs. Leslie Halves and child arrived
Monday from Oakland, Cal, to join
Mr.. Halves, who is employed on the
railroad beng built to Ruby Hill.
They have taken mp their residence IN
the Mrs. s. Horn house ou Mob Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Tavelle were
arrivals Thursday from Irou Point,
Lander County. where Mr.. Tavelle is
Southern Pacific agent. He was form.
erly agent at Palisade and will appear
as a witness before the Grand Jury IN
the Sawser case.
Walter Whitmore. who is engaged in
the insurance and brokerage business al
Goldfeld, and Ed Whitmore from
Tonopah were arrivals Saturday to
spend Christmas at home. The former
returned to Goldfeld Friday, but Ed
expects to remain in Eureka.
DIR. w. L. Samuels, railroad physi.
clan at Winnemucca, Humboldt
County. was called to Eureka this week
to appear as q witness before the Grand
Jury in the Harvey wreck case. DIR.
Samuels is a former Eurekan and with
his family left here eight years ago for
Winnemucca. where he has since
resided.