The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-05
LOCAL MENTION.

ra,s conveyance Thursday for Goldheld.
.Jobn Aiken and p. Paroni have a
notice "To Whom IL May Concern
under New To-Day"
FONDA ladies' wooden shawl was
found this week near the 4. & p. depot.
Call at the SENTINEL office.
Ed Looney, who has been working at
the mines at Ely. White Pine County,
rsturned to Eureka Thursday.
Scott Jameson came up from the
s~nowbound mine near Alpha Wednes-
day and spent a few days in Eureka.
lanes Henderson, who has been visit
ING relatives in Eureka the past few
weeks, returned to San Francisco Mon.
day.
Frank Henderson returned overland
TO Columbia Thursday after a two
weeks visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. s. Henderson Of Eureka.
Rev. Father Manion left Friday for
Carlin. Elko County. where he will
hold services Sunday. He expects to
return to Eureka the middle Of next
week.
Miss Nellie Robinson returned Thurs
day from Ely. White Pine County.
where she had been for several months,
aud went out to her home in Newark
Valley.
w. NJ. Hamilton, formerly superin-
tendent for the Eureka Live Stock Com
pany, returned from the East on a bust
ness visit last Saturday. He left Tues.
day for California.
Miss Edythe Swick of Eureka was an
arrival in Reno last week from Tono-
pah and Goldfeld. After a visit with
friends she will extend her vacation
trip to California.
Mrs. A. Fletcher and Miss Kate
Swick were north bound passengers on
Wednesdays train on their way to
visit the formers sister. Mrs. ID. Nor
row of Lamoille. Elko County.
Rev. J. <. Johnston. formerly in
charge of the Presbyterian Church in
Eureka. is preparing to leave Wells.
Elko County, with his family. for new
ministerial fields. says the Wells Herald.
Miss May Donahu, left Eureka
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
and friends at San Francisco and other
parts of California. She stopped en
route at Reno for a few days visit with
friends.
Ed Whitmore left Thursday for Tono-
pah. where he will take a position with
his brother. Walter. in the brokerage
Office of the firm Of Weir & Whitmore.
He made the trip overland with Frank
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Tenvoord and
baby returned home to Eureka Thurs
day from a camping trip in Pleasant
Valley. Little Russell is improved
from the serious illness that attacked
him last week. but he has not yet
fully recoved.
Mrs. II. NJ. Schneider, who left Ei.
reka on a vacation trip several weeks
ago, reached Oakland, Cal, on a visit
to friends last Monday. Miss Helen
Whitmore prolonged her visit with
Oregon friends. but will join her travel.
ing companion in California aud they
will visit many points Of interest be-
fore returning home.
Fitz Mac, the well-known mining
writer, whose contributions to the Den.
yer Post on the new gold fields OF Ne
vada have been read with much interest
by thousands of people. was an arrival
in Eureka Friday and expects to re.
main several days. On Saturday he
will 20 to Alpha aud visit the Snow
bound, the zinc-lead mine belonging to
the Fletcher Bros, Jameson Bros. and
Pete Carletti.
O. NJ. Perry. President of the Newark
Mining aud Milling Company. who ar
rived from Boston last week aud went
to Newark to look at the Bay State
mine and other properties of the com.
pany. returned from Cortez Monday.
Mr.. Perry visited Cortez for the purpose
of investigating the hand power rock
drills being used by the Tenabo Com.
pany. These drills are worked by COM
pressed air and operated by one man. tits
said n will do the work of three men
drilling with bits aud hammers. and
remarkable records are made with them
in granite and hard rock. MIR. Perry
r. ports that the Tenabo Company is
using the single power drills with splen'
did success and the tool does all that is
claimed for it.