The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-10-14
LOCAL MENTION.

A meeting has been called for the
stockholders Of the Ruby Hill Tunnel.
See notice under "New To-Day"
George Gavin received a lot of new
goods this week, including a number Of
the new Universal Cake Makers"
Mrs. F. /. Tyler and child of Love.
lock. Humboldt County, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. f. Hooper, at Palisade.
Miss Rose Kind, formerly Of Eureka,
has returned to Tonopah from an ex-
tended visit to San Francisco, Pacific
Grove and San Jose.
A pony and dog show arrived in Eu-
reka by Fridays train, and will give a
performance near the E. 81 p. depot
this friday evening.
The weather turned cold Thursday
night aud Friday was raw and buster
ing. The barometer has fallen aud
conditions indicate a storm.
Miss Sophie Fulton left Eureka last
Saturday to attend the Teachers In
stitute at Elko. She will go from there
to White River to teach the Winter
term of school.
c.. Z Booth of Reno. postoffice in.
spector, and w. H.. Lippincott. as.
sistant superintendent of the Star
routes, were arrivals in Eureka Thurs.
dav on official business.
Martin Brown and Lew Rogers spent
several days in Diamond Valley this
week shooting ducks. Superintendent
Rogers officially visited the schools in
the valley during his absence.
John Bernardini. who has been in.
terested with Charles Minoletti in a
lease on a part of the Ne Plus Ultra
mine, which they have been working
for the past eight months, came over
from Hamilton Thursday, and after a
few days visit in Eureka will leave for
a trip to Italy.
r. Mechanics. James Mackey and
Thomas Hicks have taken a contract
from Paroni & Esselbruegge to take
down the timbers aud all the wood
work around the Richmond smelters
at the south end Of town. Paroni &
Esselbruegge bought all the lumber at
the shelters last month and must clear
the ground at a stated time.
John Depaoli came back TO Eureka
Thursday TO remain, making the trip
from Goldfield on horseback. He says
the Eureka contingent in the Tonopah-
Goldfeld country are very a~nxlously
waiting to hear Of the Eureka Con-
Richmond deal going through, and
many expressed their intention of re-
) turning here for the opening Of "Eu-
reka's Golden Tomb"
Robert Laird and Martin Brown re.
turned last Saturday from the south.
where they were doing assessment
work on their recently located claims.
The new properties are just over the
Eureka line in Nye County and ten
miles southwest of William Blair's
ranch. They believe they have made
a good discovery and will return later
to do more work on the Claims.
John Wedekind, who has been over
to Bald Mountain. Elko County, doing
assessment work on several mining
claims which he owns, returned to Eu-
reka Saturday and left Monday for
Reno, where his father is reported
seriously i'll again. Mr.. Wedekind says
there is considerable mining activity at
Bald Mountain aud that many pros
pectors are working in through that
section.
S. Migliarini, a former Eurekau who
has been in Nome. Alaska, the past
two years. in a letter to a friend here
received this week, says that the past
season has been very poor and that the
cold weather set in earlier this year
than usual. making water very scarce
and about all the mines had shut down.
he says he will come out soon aud go to
San Francisco. but that he may visit
Eureka during the Winter.
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