The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

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Il. +. Kelley, q mining man Of Salt
Lake. was an arrival in Eureka Thurs
day.
A meeting Of the Republican County
Central Committee is called in to-day's
SENTINEL.
The Republican primaries take place
throughout Eureka County to-day
Saturday.
Miss Clorinda Rebagleatti returned
Wednesday from a couple Of months
visit at Reno.
Supt. A. p. Mayberry went over to
Salt Lake on Wednesday and expects
to be absent about a week.
Mrs. II. A. McKim and son. Horton.
left Tonopah Tuesday for a several
weeks visit at San Francisco.
Miss Pearl Hancock left last Saturday
for Mound Valley. Elko County, to
teach the school at Smith Creek.
Miss Kate Mechanics was a departure
for San Francisco on Monday and ex-
poets to be absent about q month.
Five dollars reward will be paid for
the return of a lost watch charm. See
advertisement under "New To-Day"
Miss Violet Hancock has been ap-
pointed teacher of the Duckwater
school aud left for that place Wednesday
Miss Ethel J.. Eccles of Ruby Hill
will leave Sunday to teach the Fall
term of school at Sulphur, Diamond
Valley.
M. McGarry went over to Hamilton
Thursday to look after the work being
lone in his mining properties in that
district.
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.
Scott and Harry Jameson are pros
pecting in the northern part of Eureka
County. They were at the Carletti
ranch near Alpha this week.
Wilbur Lucey this week moved one
Of his chairs from his barber shop in
Eureka to Ruby Hill and opened a
new shop there on Wednesday.
The registration books in Eureka
closed last Saturday night with 260
voters. This is a falling off Of II names
as compared with the registered list Of
1904
John Wedekind came over from
Reno Thursday and left Friday to look
Cherry Creek. near the eastern line Of
Nye County.
Mrs. Thomas Williams and children,
who have been in Eureka for several
weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
lam Giles, returned to Lane City, near
Ely. last Saturday.
Mrs. AL Dees, who was called to
Sparks. Washoe County, during the
illness and death Of her father, George
Buchanan. returned to her home at
Eureka by Wednesdays train.
]. p. McOmie passed through Eureka
this week from California en- route to
Bald Mountain. He goes there to put
some men to work in developing some
mining claims recently acquired in that
district.
Mrs. Willism Spinner. who has been
in Salt Lake City for several weeks un.
der medical treatment. returned home
Monday much improved in health.
She was accompanied By her daughter.
Miss Mabel. who has been visiting in
in the East for several months.
Joseph Williams and John Lawton
Butler we're in town the first Of the
week from Hot Greek for a load OF
supplies. They report considerable
work going On In that part OF Nye
County, aud say that the talked Of
smelter in that section Is now almost a
certainty.
There vas a decided change in the
weather in this section commencing on
Wednesday. A heavy wind that night
brought a cold rain early Thursday
morning, with a light fall of snow on
Prospect Mountain. Showers Of rain
continued Friday and the weather re-
mains cold.
The family OF O. NJ. Perry, manager
of the Newark Mill and Mining Com
pauy, who came out from Boston about
two months ago to make a visit with
Mr.. Perry at the mine at Newark. re-
turned East by Wednesdays train. Mr.
Perry accompanied his family. and
after attending to some business mat
ters will return to Nevada.
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