The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
LOCAL MENTION.

No. & o under New To-Day"
County Recorder William Spinner is
confined to his home with ar attack OF
rheumatism.
Assessor H. G. McTerney left Tues
day to visit the north end OF Eureka
County on official business.
The stockmen of Eureka County pub
lish o notice "To Whom 1t May Con
oern" under "New To-Day"
Senator w. O. Gallagher passed
through Eureka Monday On his way
home to Ely, White Pine County.
John Pardy has opened an assay Of.
fee in his place of business on Main
street and will do all kinds Of assaying.
Mrs. Frank Romano and daughter,
Miss Rosa, of Diamond Valley left this
week for an extended visit to San Fran
cisco.
Joseph L. Giroux Of the Pilot Knob
mines at Ely arrived in Eureka We'd
nesday and left for Ely Thursday by
private conveyance.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. SUM-
day School at Q p. m.
Judge Peter Breen returned to Eu-
reka Monday from Austin. Lander
County. where he went to hold a term
Of the District Court.
Miss Dena Meister arrived from
Tonopah Wednesday for a short visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Meister of Newark Valley.
George Hagaman, one of the proprie-
tors of the Eureka and Ely stage line.
returned last Saturday from a two
weeks business trip to Salt Lake.
P. Betti furnished $1,000 bail at Elko
Wednesday to answer to the United
States Grand Jury for selling whisky
to Indians, and returned to Eureka
Thursday.
An earthquake was felt in Eureka
last Sunday afternoon about 5 O'Clock.
The shock was quite heavy and
frightened a good many people. but
did no damage.
Mrs. H. A. McKim was an arrival in
Virginia City last Saturday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Moriarty. She is on her
way home to Tonopah after a several
weeks visit in California.
John Wedekind was an arrival Satur-
day from a short visit to Reno, and re-
turned Monday to Little Cherry Greek
In southeastern Nye County, where he
has several promising claims.
Will Norman of Illipah and Fred
Clark of Ely. who represented White
Pine County in the last Assembly, ar
rived in Eureka from San Francisco
Wednesday on their way home.
The roads between Eureka and Ely,
and particularly at Pinto Summit. are
reported in very bad condition, on ac-
count Of the recent rains. The stage
was seven hours late getting to Ely
Thursday.
Frank Romano of Diamond Valley
shipped a carload of mixed horses from
Palisade this week to San Francisco.
His son, Tony Romano. has charge Of
the shipment and will 60 through with
1t to the city.
B. l.. Smith returned home to Eureka
last Saturday from a three weeks trip
to Tonopah, Goldfield and Bullfrog.
Mr.. Smiths views on that section OF
country may be found on the first page
Of this issue Of the SENTINEL.
Mrs. M. Horton, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Sylvia, arrived in Eu-
reka from Currant Greek, Nye County.
Friday Of last week and visited a day
with her sister, Mrs. Peter Breen.
They departed on Saturdays train.
Mrs. Horton going to Battle Mountain,
Lander County, to visit relatives. and
Miss Sylvia continuing on to San Fran
cisco for a visit with friends.
Mrs. William Norman Of Illipah,
White Pine County. is spending q few
days in Eureka with her daughter, Mrs.
@. Fl. HUI. having returned from an
extended trip last Wednesday. Mrs.
Norman and her daughter, Miss
Maude. went to the Worlds Fair last
Summer and afterward visited with
relatives in the South. The past two
months were spent in California.