The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-01
LOCAL MENTION.

left Monday on a vacation trip to San
Francisco.
Peter Rutherford Of Currant Creek,
Nye County. spent a few days in Eu-
reka this week.
Pete Carletti came up from Alpha ON
FRIDAYS train and is spending a few
days in Eureka.
The Eureka Con. stock was quoted at
Al a share on the San Francisco stock
market Thursday.
o. s. Wattles of Fish Lake Valley,
Nye County. came up to Eureka Wed.
nesday for supplies.
b. L. Smith returned home to Eureka
Wednesday after a several weeks abb.
sence in the Bullfrog country.
George Hagaman Of the Eureka-Ely
stage line made a business trip to Win.
nemucca the first of the week.
Jesse Mendes was mp from Duckwater
the first Of the week purchasing sup.
plies for his new Nye County store.
Will Kohler of Diamond Valley is the
guest Of his cousin, Rudolph Zadow,
and will remain In Eureka until after
the Fourth.
Mrs. @. A. Nickles returned Tuesday
from a months visit in Denver and
Pueblo, Col, and was accompanied by
her son. Frank Cox.
Will Matthews, who spent last week
in Eureka visiting relatives and friends
whom he had not seen for years, de-
parted Monday for his home at Phoenix,
Arizona.
The Indians from White Pine, Duck.
water and all around this section have
been passing through Eureka all week
ON their way to Elko for the Fourth Of
July celebration.
District Attorney Lew Rogers sent up
a hot air paper balloon from Main street
Thursday evening that attracted a great
deal of attention as it waited through
the southern skies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tognoni returned
from Tonopah and Goldfeld Tuesday
and went to Duckwater, Nye County,
to settle up the affairs of Mr.. Tognoni's
brother, Louie. who died recently.
Mrs. Dora Peterson. an old resident
of Eureka. who has been i'll with rheu-
matism for months at her home on
Cedar Hill. is in a critical condition and
little hope is entertained for her re.
covery.
P. III. Mclaughlin and G. McGonigle,
who have been In Eureka and the
northern part Of Eureka County look
ing over the mining situation, returned
home to Goldield by private conveyance
Thursday.
Austin jackson, superintendent of the
Rocco omestake mine, and Charles
Minoletti came over from Hamilton by
private conveyance Friday and will
spend a few days in Eureka attending
to business matters.
The Misses Lille aud Frances Ahern.
former Eurekans. have just graduated
from the High School at San Jose. Cal.
and have returned to Tonopah to spend
the vacation with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Ahern.
A number Of prospectors have
dropped into Eureka County from other
parts of Nevada and from north. east,
south aud west come reports that the
old Base Range is interesting anew the
sturdy miners Of the State.
Hiram johnson. manager of the John.
son Mercantile Company OF Eureka.
who went to the Bullfrog country sew.
eral weeks ago. has decided to locate
there. He has bought a lot at Rhyol.te
and ordered a stock of merchandise.
William Read, who has charge of the
Eberhardt & Aurora mining property.
including the old water works at Hamil-
ton, was an arrival Thursday from
Santa Cruz, Cal, where he spent the
Winter, aud continued on to White
Aluo OOuuVJs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. MeGil and
daughter. passed through Eureka Mon
day on their way home to Ely. White
Pine County. Mr.. and Mrs. McGill
went to Oakland. Cal, to attend the
closing exercises at Mills Seminary.
where Miss Kate is a pupil
Joe Williams of Hot Greek. Nye
County. paid Eureka a short business
visit this week. He reports that the early
fruit crop in that section suffered con-
siderable damage from the late frosts.
He says that for the first time IN years
they were not able to put mp any ice
this season at Hot Greek.