The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20
LOCAL MENTION.

Friday on a short visit at Golconda.
Mrs. Flora Morris and son, Harry, re-
turued from their trip to San Francisco
Friday.
Homer Wilson was a Monitor Valley,
Nye County. visitor in Eureka a few
DAYS this week.
John Aiken Of Union, near Mineral
Hill. spent q few days in Eureka this
week on business.
John G.. Aiken and P. Paroni have a
notice ''To Whom 1t May Concern"
under New To Day."
Wendell Jones, a Nevada University
student. returned home to Eureka
Thursday for vacation.
f. Parodi, brother.in-la of j. B.
Biale. arrived in Eureka this week on a
visit from Genoa, Italy.
Alex Mechanics left last Saturday to
ioin his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nc.
Charles. at Cortez. Eureka County.
r. A. Laird and George Young left
Wednesday by private conveyance on a
prospecting trip to the southern country.
W. A. Robinson of San Francisco. a
postofice inspector, visited Eureka this
week. He was accompanied by his
wife.
Bernardo Damele has returned to his
home in the western part of Eureka
County after q short business visit in
Eureka.
William Lockman. who spent the
Winter with his daughters at Currant
Creek. Nye County. returned to Eureka
this week.
There will be a called meeting of Eu-
reka Lodge No. 10. F. & A. M. on Sat
urday evening at 1880 o'clock. Work
in first degree.
The SENTINEL acknowledges an in
vitation to attend the commencement
of the Nevada State Univer-
sity at Reno, May 2s-June /.
Ed Green of Ruby Hill, who went to
the southern gold fields several weeks
ago. sold his team and outfit and re.
turned to Eureka last Saturday, coming
by way Of Reno.
Robert Hagar. father Of Mrs. J. Fl.
HoeRh. came over from Ruby Valley.
Elko County. Friday. Mrs. Hoegh and
Tracie will return with him Sunday
for an extended visit.
William Matson of Hamilton has re.
turned from the Tonopah district with
his two six-horse teams, and is now en-.
gagged hauling freight from Eureka to
Ely. White Pine County.
Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald Of Carson has
had a relapse and was reported criti-
cally i'll the first of the week. From
later accounts it is learned that her con-
dition is slightly improved.
Ernest Mau is moving his store this
week from the Bartlett building to the
Regli building on Main street, n door
north of the Eureka County Bank. Mr..
Mau recently bought the Regli building.
Guy Anderson of Salt Lake and Carl
8. Mcknight of San Francisco arrived
In Eureka Monday and expect to be
here some time engaged in sampling
the Eureka Con. and Richmond mines
on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. r. ]. Reid and Miss Nellie Reid
left by private conveyance Tuesday for
Goldfeld, where the latter expects to
remain with her father. They were
accompanied by Mrs. John Gregovich.
who will visit with her husband in To-
nopah until Mrs. Reid returns from
Goldfield on her way back to Eureka.
Hiram johnson. manager Of the
Johnson Mercantile Company. and his
son. Art. left Eureka Tuesday by team.
equipped with a camping-out outfit for
an extensive trip through Southern Ne
vada. They expect to visit the Tono-
pah, Goldfeld and Bullfrog districts
and inspect the Las Vegas country be-
fore returning.
W. E. Griffin and Tom Dixon re.
turned Tuesday from a several days
trip to Bull Creek. As miles south OF
Eureka in Nye County. They report
that the country through that section
Is looking fine and feed is plentiful. At
Fish Greek, IS miles from Eureka. the
Eureka Live Stock Company has a
good stand Of alfalfa of ITO acres.
This field was recently planted and the
alfalfa is up about six inches. making a