The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-03-04
THE KA E NTINEL
SATURDAY, MARCH A. 1905.
LOCAL MENTION.

Wednesday and the beginning OF Lent.
Charles Minoletti of Hamilton spent
several days in Eureka the first OF the
week.
G. w. Leighton came up from Alpha
Thursday for a short visit with his
family.
Rev. Father Manion returned
Wednesday from a sick call to Elko
County.
March came in like a lamb. The
weather is fine and clear, with high
barometer.
Mahlon Ridge leaves Eureka Monday
for Carson to accept a position at the
State Prison.
Homer Wilson of Monitor Valley,
Nye County, spent several days in Eu.
reka this week.
John Vittle of Ruby Hill came over
from Hamilton last Saturday and re-
turned Tuesday.
County COMMISSIONS Clark was an ar.
rival from Elko last Saturday and re-
manned until Monday.
Mrs. William Mendes of Duckwater,
Nye County. vas a visitor in Eureka
several days this week.
Marshal Rich of Eureka left Thurs
day for a several weeks trip to differ.
ent points in California.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of a number of late bills and
thanks Senator Raftice for the same.
John Hancock, ST., accompanied by
his granddaughter, Geraldine, left Eu-
reka Tuesday for a trip to 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.
Miss Fannie Coyle, who left Eureka
over two years and went to Butte.
Mont, passed through Palisade Mon
day on her way to Tonopah.
Gus Simons aud wife of Hamilton
passed through Eureka Monday on
their way to San Francisco. where the
latter goes to seek medical treatment.
William Wainwright came in from
the Bay State mine Thursday for more
men. Art johnson. Will Dounelly and
Jack Jury returned with him Friday.
Fred Esselbruegge. George Childs
and Will Walker left Eureka Thursday
by private conveyance to inspect the
Tonopah country with a view to locat-
ing.
Miss Rose Ivey. formerly of Ruby
Hill, has just recovered from an attack
of measles. and resumed her position as
cashier in the San Francisco Cafe at
Goldfeld.
John Vittle of Ruby Hill. Denny
Keefe and William Giles, both of Eu-
reka, have a pitch and are tributing in
the old Rocco-H omestake workings
near Hamilton.
Mrs. Alice Childs, who has resided in
Eureka several months, left Thursday.
via Wells, for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hagar, in Ruby
Valley, Elko County.
Mrs. j. Mcdonald, daughter of r.
McKillop of Ruby Hill, arrived from
San Francisco the first of the week for
a visit with relatives, and is the guest
of Mrs. r. Mechanics.
Will Mulcoy and Will Swick have
written their mothers in Eureka that
they have recovered from their recent
attack Of smallpox at Goldfeld and are
able to return to work.
Charles Farlinger came over from
Ely Wednesday for a visit with his
mother and relatives. He will return
shortly to go to work for the Giroux
Company at Copper Flat.
Frank Kopp went to Pine Valley on a
business trip Wednesday and returned
Thursday. He reports the grass COM
ing up fine and all the stock in the
valley in good shape.
The Eureka School Trustees this
week rescinded its order of last week in
the case of the five boys whom they
suspended from school for two weeks
for entering the school house and up
setting things generally. Three of the
boys returned to school, and one has
gone to Kawich.