The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-04-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Frank Bosko spent seVerai uays III
Eureka this week.
Charles Chapman left for Ely Monday
on a business trip.
John vittle of Ruby Hill returned
from Ely this week.
Attorney +. s. harrington arrived in
Eureka Thursday on a business visit.
Sheriff W. II. Sweeney returned
home Wednesday from his trip down
the road.
CIV. Leighton, who has been in the
East for several weeks, returned to Eu.
reka Wednesday.
Samuel Carter returned to Ruby Hill
Saturday from a several months visit
in San Francisco.
Earl Cobb of Eureka was this week
reported seriously sick with typhoid
pneumonia at Ely.
The Brown hotel this week received
a new roulette wheel from Denver and
it is now in operation.
Mrs. A. S. Henderson of Eureka
left Saturday for a visit with relatives
at Panaca. Lincoln County.
Edgar Sadler delivered an eight.
horse load of Huntington Valley hay
to. Fletcher Bros, this week.
Supt. G. ID. Abbott of the Eureka &
Palisade Railway was in Eureka on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Sheriff Sweeney has purchased a new
typewriter and is now doing his bust
ness in az ~up-to-date manner.
George and Walter Young left for
Palisade Saturday, where they have
gone to work in the E. & p. shops.
A slight shock of earthquake was
felt in Eureka at $40 Thursday even
ing. The motion was from east to
west.
Mrs. Gland Ford and baby. Jim, have
returned to their home in Tonopah
after a three months visit to her parents
in Chicago.
w. H Loofbourrow arrived from
Salt Lake Monday and has filed an
application with the County Commits
sioners for an engineers license.
j. Fewson Smith, the prominent
United States Company's mining en-.
gineer. left Salt Lake last Monday for q
months trip in the EASTERN cities.
Joseph Arthur and William Gibson.
who have been working on Ruby Hill
this Winter, left Thursday for the
southern country on a prospecting trip.
Mrs. J. o. Jones left Eureka Monday
for Palisade where she will make a
home for her two sons who are en-
ployed there at the L. & p. railroad
shops.
Alfred Hooking, the young man who
had one of his hands so badly injured
in q circular saw on Ruby Hill last
week. is reported to be getting along
nicely.
G. w. Kyle. a Salt Lake newspaper
man aud a brother of Surveyor General
Matt Kyle. arrived here Tuesday en-
route to Ely and spent several days in
Eureka.
w. L. Griffin, cashier OF the Eureka
County Bank. returned from Reno
Thursday, where he has been for the
benefit of his health. He returns much
improved.
o. s. Dove, the photographer who
was in Eureka last Summer. is now in
Ely. He has been travelling through
Southern Nevada and expects to again
stop here.
Last Tuesday was the Richmond.
Eureka Mining C%ompany's pay day.
and a number of Ruby Killers came
down to Eureka, making the town
quite lively.
The heavy rain and snowstorm played
havoc with the telephone line between
Eureka aud Ely early this week and
communication was interrupted for
about ~ hours.
DIR. NJ. z. Dahl. a physician of Reno.
has been in Eureka for a few days look
ing over the town with a view to locat.
ing, but as yet is undecided whether to
locate here or in Ely.
Graham Sanford. business manager
of the Reno Gazette. vas in Eureka
Monday and Tuesday. He is travelling
through Eastern Nevada in the interest
of his paper and left here for Ely.
White Pine County.
G. 9. Campbell, who conducts the
Jack Perry saloon on the corner of
Main and Bateman streets. received a
new roulette wheel on Thursday aud
expects to have it in operation next
week. This makes three wheels for
Eureka.
w. b. Graham, accompanied by
Mrs Bertha Fox. who has charge of the
ladies' department of his store at Ely,
arrived in Eureka Tuesday from San
Francisco where they purchased a large
stock of goods. They left Wednesday
by private conveyance for their home.