The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-07
LOCAL MENTION.


NJ. @. Foster was an arrival from
Ely by Fridays stage.
George Saunders returned to Eureka
on Wednesday from his trip East.
Mrs. VIM. Tyler Of Palisade is here
on a visit to her brother. W. J. Hooper.
Johnny Tatten has resumed his former
nosition of foreman at the Winzell ranch
at Alpha.
Father Manion returned Wednesday
from his trip through White Pine and
Elko Counties.
Attorney Earl Taber of Elko spent
several days in Eureka the fore plrt Of
the week on legal business.
Judge Peter Breen left Monday for
Tonopah where he will hold a term Of
Court commencing on July 0.
Miss Minnie Mau of Eureka is visit
ing the family of Erastus Hawkins in
Huntington Valley. Elko County.
The family of Ed McEllin we're ar.
rivals in Eureka last Saturday from
California en- route home to Hamilton.
The telephone line between Eureka
and Ely was out of commission several
days this week. but was again in work.
order Friday.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
School at 2 p. IN.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle, a former Presby-
terrain minister in Eureka. accompanied
by his wife, arrived at Lovelock. Ne.
vada, this week from Dakota ON a visit
to his sons
Quite a large number Of people from
Palisade and the north end OF the
county attended the celebration here
Wednesday. The low excursion rates
on the railroad brought many to Eu-
reka.
=. b. Lindsey. q prominent builder
and contractor Of Los Angeles. Cali
fornia, arrived here Monday and is now
engaged at work for the Richmond
Eureka Company at their new plant on
Ruby Hill.
Charles Boyle a former w~ell-known
Eurekan who has been absent from the
Base Range for a number Of years, re-
turned Monday. He says the old camp
looks good to him again and he expects
TO locate here.
Misses Fanny aud Rose Coyle came
over from the Six.mile House and spent
the Fourth in Eureka. Miss Fanny left
by Thursdays train to accept a posi-.
ton in Tonopah. aud Miss Rose re-
turned home the same day.
+. ID. Bradley. a graduate of the
Mining School Of the Nevada University
and who has been in the employ Of the
Rapidan Mining Company at Como.
Nevada, arrived in Eureka Wednesday
on q visit to his mother. Mrs. +. Nj
Bradley.
A pair of ladies elbow gloves. hand
kerchief and n hand satchel which were
left in the Opera House Wednesday
night have been turned over to the
SENTINEL The owner may nave the
same by calling at this office and de.
scribing property.
Mr.. and Ms. Henry Kind of Tonopah
We're arrivals in Eureka Tuesday. They
came over for u visit with their old
friends, aud while here Mr.. Kind will
assist Mr.. Kraus in arranging to close
up the business of the firm of Kind q
Kraus in Eureka.
Ray Broy, sol Of Postmaster Q. l..
Broy, arrived from California Tuesday.
He comes here to relieve his brother.
George. in the postoffice, who will
leave Monday for California. After a
short visit there George will go East to
take a course in stenography at one of
the colleges.
j. II. Schenck. who is thought to have
located some very good claims in the
Bald Mountain country for his employ
ers, Messrs. Nixon and Wingfeld. is
spending a few days in Eureka. He
will examine several mining properties
in the Eureka District before returning
to Bald Mountain.
Many remarks are going the rounds
that no ''drunks'' were seen on the
streets Wednesday. Never before was
there so large a crowd in Eureka and
such good order maintained. The only
arrest being a Squaw who sat in the
sun too long watching the parade
made her cheap sick" to get so warm.
@. M. Perry. manager of the Newark
Mining and Milling Company, arrived
in Eureka Wednesday with his wife.
daughters and son, who he met at Salt
Lake en- route to Eureka from their
home in Boston. They have come out
to spend the Summer with Mr.. Perry at
the mine in Newark Valley. and the
party left Eureka Friday for that
place.