The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-08

Mrs. William Zaiow returned Friday
from her visit in California.
In Eureka precinct 252 voters had
registered on Friday afternoon.
Registration throughout the State OF
Nevada closes this Saturday night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Tognoni Of Duck
water spent several days in Eureka this
week.
f.. ]. Brossemer returned Friday from
the Republican State Convention at
Tonopah.
Mrs. b. Regli has gone over to Ely
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. 5.
Leahigh.
A notice OF the meeting OF the Board
of Equalization is published in to-day's
SENTINEL.
Mrs. N. A. whitmore and Miss Lizzie
Rand of Palisade were visitors in Eu-
reka Thursday.
Attorney Henry X. Mitchell returned
Wednesday from a professional trip to
San Francisco.
Miss Christy Fulton Of Eureka left
Saturday to teach the Fall term Of the
school at Cortez.
A liberal reward is offered for infor-
nation of a lost mule. See advertise
ment under New To-Day"
G. w. Wi Jams brought up 80 head
of range horses from Duckwater early
this week for shipment East.
A. T. Taylor. who has been engaged
to teach the Prospect school. returned
to Eureka Sunday from California.
Miss Nevada HUI returned home
from a couple of months' visit in the
western part of the State by Thursdays
train
Mrs. ]. Hartman and son OF Carbon
dale, Colorado. arrived here Saturday
on a visit to her sister. Mrs. Bert Viii
kins.
Mrs. NJ. Farlinger and children re-
turned Saturday from a six weeks
visit at the Simonsen ranch in Newark
Valley.
Misses lone Erickson and Lena Gregg
yich, Eureka girls. have been re-en-
gagged as teachers in the Tonopah
school.
Charles Minoletti and Louis LAM OF
Hamilton spent several days in Eureka
early this week attending to business
matters.
Miss Helen Whitmore. who has been
spending her vacation in Southern Ne
vada aud California. returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. +. ImObersteg and children who
has been spending the Summer with
her husband at Alpha. returned to Eu-
reka this week.
r, ]. Reid. formely Of Eureka. who
went to Goldfed about a year ago. is
now engaged in the draying business
In San Francisco.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic
Church on Sunday morning at 10 a. m.
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Will Mau drove his sister. Miss
Minnie, over to Ely on Thursday,
where she went to assume her duties as
teacher in the school there.
Caesar LAM and sister. Mrs. Viccini.
Of Hamilton, made a few days visit
with friends In Eureka this week They
leave Saturday for an extended trip to
Italy
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Blair this week
sold their house and lots on Mob Hill in
Eureka to Andy Stinson and will short
ly leave here to take up their residence
at Tonopah.
Mrs. w. E. Taylor, who has been
spending the Summer at Long Beach.
California. with her daughter. Mrs.
l.. A. Gates. returned to Eureka by
Thursdays train.
Miss Florence Tannahill of Virginia
City. who has been employed to teach
the Third Primary Department Of the
Eureka public school. arrived in Ea-
reka last Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. G.. Blair. who are
among the old residents of Eureka. left
here Thursday to take up their perma.
nent residence in Tonopah. where they
have already purchased a home.
W. A. Moore and Ernest Simonsen Of
Newark Valley finished haying and
brought their crews back to Eureka thu
week. They both report having put up
unusually large and fine crops OF hay.
Mrs. II. Zumste n. formerly Mis-
Rosa Meis.er of Newark Valley. was re-
ported critically i'll at Tonopah this
week. Word was received Thurs lay
that her condition was somewhat i'm
proved.
Now that the State Conventions have
been held. it is expected that county
politics will 70 to warm up. A
number of the candidates for county
offices are already PREP RUG their nomi-
mating petitions.