The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-11-18
LOCAL MENTION.

The Eureka Cash store has something
new to offer this week. See advertise
ment under "New To-Day"
An assessment notice from the Ruby
Hill Tunnel and Mining Company will
be found under "New To-Day"
Angus Gibson has rented the Johnnie
Hill house on Mob Hill and moved his
family into it the first Of the week.
Mrs. A. Mckay returned Tuesday
from Tonopah. making the trip to Eu.
reka overland in q private conveyance.
w. H. Lippincott. q mail route in.
spector, arrived in Eureka Thursday
and continued on to Hamilton and Ely.
White Pine County.
w. E. Griffin and Peter Lob left Eu-
reka Thursday for a trip to Duckwater
aud Bull Greek in Nye County. and
expect to be gone a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Porch and baby
came wei from Huntington Valley,
Elko County. the first Of the week and
expect to remain In Eureka.
John Depaoli moved his family from
Prospect to Eureka this week and they
have taken up their residence in Mrs.
A. Mullins house on Mob Hill.
Two passenger coaches were neces-
sary to accommodate the many passen-
gers who came mp IN the Eureka q
Palisade Monday for Eureka and Ely.
George Manson came up from Currant
Greek. Nye County. Thursday for his
wife and baby. who have been in Eu-
reka several days on their way home
from San Francisco.
Mrs. Ed Harmer and two children.
Edna and Claude, returned from Love-
lock. Humboldt County, Monday after
a years absence and expect to again
make their home in Eureka.
Mrs. +. D. Henderson, formerly Of
Eureka. is now engaged in teaching the
school at Columbia, near Goldfeld.
The school has an attendance of Go
pupils and only one teacher.
Peter Lob this week bought from
William Mendes of Duckwater. Nye
County. q fine big bay horse, weighing
over i400 pounds, and now has o hand.
some match team in his dray.
Charles Read, superintendent Of the
Diamond mine on Prospect Mountain.
left Salt Lake Saturday on his trip to
Manila to visit his married daughter
and see Uncle Sans new possessions.
John Roschetti Is down with an at.
tack of pneumonia at the Diamond
mine on Prospect Mountain. and DIR.
W. +. Burnett was called in attendance
the first of the week. His condition is
reported much improved.
Tom Rutherford came up from Cur
ANT Creek. Nye County. Sunday and
spent q few days in Eureka. He says
his brother. Peter. who was i'll In Eu.
rska several weeks some time ago. is
stilL III u pOOE btutc Va hcaAtu.
j. @. Peterson was an arrival from
Utah Wednesday and expects to remain
in Eureka. He was formerly employed
by the Irwins at Duckwater and his
frequent visits to Eureka with produce
made him well known here.
Rev. Father Manion left Thursday
for Carlin. Elko County. where he will
hold services on Sunday. He will be
absent from Eureka two or three weeks
and Carlin will be his headquarters
during the greater part Of the time.
Joseph Arthur returned to Eureka
from Salt Lake Monday and with his
partner. William Gibson. left Thursday
by private conveyance to resume work
Oh their mining claims in Lodi mining
district, in the northwestern part Of
Nye County.
Mrs. Alex Fraser returned Wednes-
day to Eureka from San Francisco.
where she selected stock for her new
dry goods store ae the corner OF MAIN
and Clark streets. The store is being
arranged for the new goods and as soon
as they arrive Mrs. Fraser will be ready
for business.
Clinton Quincy aud Leslie Halves.
who had charge of the surveying Of the
railroad grade from the Eureka & Pail.
SADIE depot in Eureka to Ruby Hill. left
Monday for Ely. White Pine County.
to do some surveying for the Nevada
Copper Company. They expect to be
gone about two weeks.
A. p. Mayberry OF Bingham. Utah,
who is said to be the man selected by
the United States Mining and Smelling
Company to manage its newly-acquired
mining properties on Ruby Hill. ar