The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-10-07
LOCAL MENTION.

b. L. Smith went over to Elko Thurs.
day on o business trip.
Mrs. G. Rosecrans left Eureka Tues.
gay for Goldaeld to join her husband.
J. M. Requa came mp from Palisade
Monday aud visited In Eureka during
the week.
W. q. Blair left Monday for Reveille.
Nye County. aud expects to be absent
q month.
Will Mulcoy was able to be ont Tues-
day for the first time after an eight
weeks illness.
AL Clayton drove mp from Alpha
Thursday aud made Eureka o short
business visit.
Willie Jones left Eureka Wednesday
to 20 to work for the Eureka & Pslisade
Railway at Palisade.
There will be q regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. 16, r. g. A. M, on
Saturday evening at 2 o'clock.
James Granger returned to Hamilton,
White Pine County, after spending
several weeks at home in Eureka.
John Shoemaker, who has been i'll
for the past three months, is now con-
valescent and able to be down town.
District Attorney Lew Rogers re-
turned Friday from Palisade where he
has been for two weeks ON official
business.
Mrs. II. Brsmenkampf and baby re-
turned home to Eureka last Saturday
from a months visit in Salt Lake and
Gunnison. Utah.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sun.
day School at 2 D. m.
Miss Jennie Tonkin Of Virginia City
was an arrival this week in Diamond
Valley. where she will teach the Fall
term OF school beginning next Monday.
K. A. Dean has just finished teaching
a term at the Meister school in Newark
Valley and on Oct. 10 will begin q five
months term at Strawberry, also in
Newark.
Mrs @. l.. Broy and daughter, Edna.
arrived home Thursday after spending
three months in San Francisco. They
visited friends at Carson ON their home.
ward trip.
r. A. Dean has just finished a pen.
and-ink poster of the different bust
ness houses in Eureka, which Is very
artistic and ornamental. 1t will be
hung in the Brown Hotel.
John Cobb came up from Duckwater
last week with a load Of produc and re.
turned home Saturday. He was &C.
companied by his mother, Mrs. John
Clark Of Eureka, who will make short
visit.
Mrs. Hiram johnson returned home
to Eureka Thursday from a several
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Bra cken OF Las Vegas, Lincoln
County. and with friends in Salt Lake
City
Ell. Ornbarn. o cattle buyer from
Cloverdale, Cal, arrived in Eureka
Tuesday looking for beef cattle. Ac-
companied by Angelo Florio he left
Wednesday for a trip through the
Newark Valley section.
Z. Sasserno Is building a two-story
addition TO his hotel and store property
at Palisade TO accommodate his increas-
ing business. The ground floor Of the
new buildiug will be used as a store.
with lodging rooms above.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Treloar, former
residents of Ruby Hill, arrived on Fri
days train on q visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Bergman Of Prospect. They are
on their way home to Tintic. Utah.
from a trip to the Portland Fair.
Bob Reid and Joe Minoletti. who left
Eureka in the Summer for Goldfield.
have entered into q contract to haul ore
from one Of the principal mines at
Silver Peak to the mill, q distance Of
nine miles. They have 20 animals
working.
Principal A. T. Taylor Of the Eureka
Public School leaves Saturday to attend
the Teachers Institute at Elko, and
there will be no classes in the High
School next week. The vacation does
not extend to the other classes and for
them school will be as at present.
Scott and Harry Jameson and Merrill
Fletcher came up Wednesday from the
Snowbound mine near Alpha. where
they have been getting out q shipment
of zinc-lead ore. The two latter will
return to the mine in a few days.
Scott Jameson left Eureka Thursday
for Goldfeld.
DIR. w. F. Burnett's dog, Karsky. got
a dose of poison last Saturday from the
effects Of which he died. The animal
formerly belonged to M. Karsky aud
was an old-timer in Eureka. He was a
harmless old fellow aud q great pet,
and it would be made interesting for
thu rAtaanA. 4 - ---lI ~ $1,000
Jesse Mendes came up Il Eureka
the first Of the week with two teams
expecting a large shipment Of goods for
his Dnckw water store would be awaiting
him here: Only part Of the consign.
ment had arrived and he loaded out
with one { am. Mr.. Mendes' business