The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-11-11
THE KA
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1905.
LOCAL MENTION.

Saturday evening at 2 o'clock.
G. NJ. Perry aud William Laird came
in from the Bay State mine at Newark
on Thursday aud made Eureka a short
visit.
Mrs. Julia Brown, proprietor of the
Brown Hotel in Eureka, returned
Thursday after a years absence at San
Francisco.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sun
day School at 2 p. m.
The Eureka Orchestra viii give a
grand ball Thanksgiving night in the
Eureka Opera House. See advertise
ment under New To-Day"
Benjamin Dial, one of the proprietors
of the Eureka & Ely stage line. came
over from Ely Wednesday on business
and spent several days in Eureka.
Fred Esselbruegge aud Charles
Ruben left Eureka Thursday to do
assessment work ON seine mining
claims in Newark Valley. White Pine
County.
Deputy United States Marshal
Stearns passed through Eureka Thurs
day on his way home to Carson from
Ely, White Pine County, where he
went to serve papers.
w. G. Rose, n. A. Dunyon aud Mr..
Bamberger arrived in Eureka from Salt
Lake Tuesday and went over to Hamil.
ton to inspect the Ne Plus Ultra mine.
which the Bambergers recently bonded.
Supt. E. F. Gray, Attorney G. S.
Chandler aud Thomas Cox, a merchant
cal engineer, all Of the Nevada Copper
Company. passed through Eureka We'd
nesiay ON their way to Ely. White Pine
Comfy.
w. j. Hooper returned Friday to the
northern part of the county to complete
the location work on the iron claims he
and others have located seven miles
west of Lanes Crossing on the Eureka
& Palisade.
An Indian squaw was thrown into
Jail Thursday to sleep of an overdose of
boose. She was SO overcome that
Deputy Sheriff Angelo Florio had to
wheel her in a wheelbarrow to the
Court House.
O. A. Nelson aud r. Claiming, min
ing engineers. arrived in Eureka by
Thursdays train aud continued on to
White Pine County to make another
inspection of the Nevada Copper Com
pany's properties at Ely.
John Cobb brought his family up
from Duckwater. Nye County. this
week aud they will remain in Eureka.
His mother, Mrs. John Clark, returned
home to Eureka with him after a
several weeks visit at Duckwater.
Dave Williams and wife returned
Wednesday from their visit to Tom
Williams aud family at Lane City,
White Pine County. and on Thursday
took the train for Goldfield. where Mr..
Williams has mining interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson and
three children moved from Prospect to
Eureka this week and have taken up
their residence in Clay Simms' house on
Clark and Paul streets. Mr.. Anderson
is going to work at the mines on Ruby
Hill.
Mrs. George Manson and infant ar
days train en- rou,e to their home at
Currant Creek, Nye County. Mrs.
Manson is spending a few days in Eu-
reka awaiting her husbands arrival
from Currant.
Joseph Meister of Newark. White
Pine County. was takel i'll last week
aud on Sunday DR.. w. f. Burnett was
called from Eureka to attend him. He
found Mr.. Meister suffering from nen-
ralgia of the stomach and his condition
was mnch improved when the doctor
left him.
Any one intending to bid for a mail
route must have his bid with the Post.
office Department at Washington. ID. q.
on or before Monday. Dec. 4. A num-
Der of mail contracts out of Eureka are
to be let soon and all who are interested
may obtain full particulars at the Eu
reka postoffice.
John Wilson. who lived in Eureka in
the palmy days of the camp aud who
has travelled over the country pretty
well since leaving here. spending sew
week. He has just made a trip through
the Tonopah. Goldfield section, but con-
cluded he would rather live in Eureka