The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Miss Aimee Rosevear left last Monday
for a visit with friends in Grass Valley,
Cal.
John Cobb came up from Duckwater.
Nve County, the first of the week ON a
short business trip.
George Gavin this week sold to
William Robinson, the Newark Valley
rancher, a light Weber "Prospector's'
wagon.
Miss Hattie Raphel. formerly Of Eu-
reka. now has a position as st~enographer
II, the office of Surveyor General Matt
Kyle at Reno.
L. Gibellini Of Prospect has secured a
mack train and is now engaged in pack.
inc ore for several Of the mines on Pros
pect Mountain.
The thanks Of the SENTINEL are ten
dered Secretary of State w. G.. Doug.
lass for a bound copy of the Statutes of
Nevada for 1905.
George L. Hagaman. one of the pro-
nrietors of the Eureka and Ely stage
line. has a card to the Public under
New To-Day"
Prof. G.. W. Waits, who was prfnci-
pal Of the Eureka school last term, has
been elected principal of the school at
Sparks, Washoe County.
Miss Dolly Monroe returned to Eu.
reka last Saturday after a six months
absence in California and the northern
part of Eureka County.
Miss Ethel McGarry, who has been
teaching at Golconda, Humboldt
County, returned home to Eureka for
vacation on Wednesday.
Miss Maud Norman, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. G. H. HUI, re-
turned to her home at Illipah, White
Pine County. on Wednesday.
The Eureka & Palisade Railway will
make special rates for the Fourth Of
July celebration at Elko. See advertise
ment under New To. Day"
Charles S. Chandler, attorney for the
Nevada Copper Company at Ely. passed
through Eureka Friday on his way to
California on company business.
Mrs. A. Mckay this week bought
from George Gavin, the Eureka dealer,
a heavy Weber wagon, which will be
used for freighting purpose in the To-
nopah country.
Leonard McGarry. a pioneer of the
Bullfrog district. where he has large
mining and business interests, returned
to Eureka by Fridays train for a visit
with his father and sisters.
Miss Elizabeth Regli, who has been
teaching in White Pine County. is
spending the week in Eureka with
friends before returning to her home at
the Hay Ranch. neal Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kind. formerly
of Eureka, have returned to Tonopah
from a California trip. and were accom-.
panied by their daughter, Miss Mae.
who has been attending Mills Seminary
at Oakland.
The school census for 1905 for Eureka
County has Just been completed and
Superintendent OF Schools Lew Rogers
has tabulated the returns now on file in
his office, a copy of which appears in
this issue of the SENTINEL.
Maurice Hartnett IL reported to have
struck quite a body OF good ore in the
Industry mine on Prospect Mountain.
For some time he has been following a
small streak of ore which has widened
out and promises to be a big ore body.
p. III. Mclaughlin and Scott Jameson
returned to Eureka from Goldfeld Tues
day. coming overland. Accompanied
by Granville Fletcher they left by train
Wednesday to look at some mining
properties in the northern part OF Eu-
reks County.
Will Matthews, son Of Mrs. ID. p.
Jones and brother of Mrs. @. l.. Brov
and Mrs. John Lucey. returned Monday
for a visit with relatives after an alb
sence Of 20 years from Eureka. Mr..
Mathews is a resident Of Phoenix, Ari-
IONA. where he is engaged in the hotel
business: