The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-30
LOCAL MENTION.

Eureka MONDAY from q three months
visit in Newark Valley.
Miss Aimee Rosevear returned to her
home on Ruby Hill Tuesday from a
visit at Grass Valley, Cal.
The Eureka Cash Store have just put
in a full line of screws and bolts in
their hardware department.
Miss Minnie Bremenkampf left Eu.
reka Tuesday to open the Warm
Springs school in Newark Valley.
Homer Wilson of Monitor Valley,
Nye County, was a visitor in Eureka
for q few days the first of the week.
Arch Harris, formerly of Ruby Hill,
returned to Eureka Thursday after an
absence of four years in San Fran
cisco.
Tom Hicks returned home to Eureka
the first of the week from Alpha,
where he has been working in the
mines. ~
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.
The notice for the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Eureka Consoli-
dated Mining Company Will be found
under New To-Day"
A reward of 800 is offered for the
return OF q box-grip belonging to a
mining engineer. See advertisement
under New To-Day"
Miss Marion Mckenzie of Virg MIA
City was an arrival Friday at Mineral
Hill. where she has been engaged to
teach the present term of school.
Miss Lena M Her, who taught school
at Hamilton, White Pine County. last
term, was an arrival from Elko County
Tuesday on a visit to Mrs. Ell McCor-
mick.
@. A. Walker, District Attorney of
White Pine County. accompanied by
family, returned Tuesday from a trip
to the Portland Fair aud continued on
to Ely.
Nels loft came up to Eureka the first
OF the week from his ranch, 28 miles
north of here in Diamond Valley, with
a load of grass hay which he soil for
sl4 a ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Smith and two
children returned to Eureka Monday
after spending the Summer at Ocean
Park, San Francisco and other Cali
fornia points.
G.. B. Merialdo finished his contract
on the new piece of road near Pinto
Canyon the first of the week. aud the
County Commissioners inspected and
approved it Monday.
Mrs, Thomas Williams, formerly of
Eureka, came over from LINE City,
White Pine County. Monday and is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Will am
Giles. at Hamilton.
A party of Z stern mining men are
reported to have ma lie a thorough ex-
animation of the four silver-lead prop
critics belonging to Joseph Flynn at
Mineral Hill. Eureka County.
Gabriel Zanoli is reported seriously i'll
with q complication Of diseases at his
home at L me City, White Pine County.
Mr.. Zanoli is well known in Eureka aud
is a brother of the late Joe Zlnoli.
The dance at Ruby Hill, announced
in last weeks SENTINEL, Will take place
this friday evening. The weather
having cleared overhead a good atten.
dance is anticipated aud the affair
promises to be enjoyable for all present.
James Mackey returned Monday
from a trip in the Cortez range in the
northern part of Eureka County, where
he was doing assessment work IN a
number OF mining claims owned by
him.
l.. Voorhees, is reported seriously i'll
at his home IN Spring street. Mrs.
Thompson, mother of Mrs. Voorhees,.
was called from White River. White
Pine County, and arrived here several
days ago.
Fitz- Mac, the well known writer, re-
turned to Eureka last Saturday aud
on Monday departed for Denver, Col, to
return to Nevada in a few weeks. He
will then give his attention to the mines
a d prospects at Bullfrog aud neighbor-
ing regions.
Sam Pramenko, who has been in
White Pine County looking after the
estate Of his brother, the late Theodore
Pramenko of Hamilton. returned to
Eureka last Saturday aud took the
afternoon train for his home at Ana.
conda, Mont.
Miss Winifred Anderson OF Salt Lake
came up o "a Fridays train for a short
visit in Eureka with her brother. Guy
Anderson, who has charge of the sam
ping work at the Eureka Con. and
Richmond. Miss Anderson is on her
way to California.
Miss Stella Rhodes. who formerly
taught IN tne Eureka public school,
and VINO has been teaching in the Reno
schools for several years, mas resigned
her position there on account of the III
health OF her mother, whom she has
taken to California.
Sol Triple, the Eureka merchant.
spent last Sunday afternoon slzing
up the Richmond Stag dumps at the
south end OF town. which are now be-
Ing samplad According m Mr. Tin.