The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-29

Joe Brearley went over to Salt Lake
Wednesday ON a business trip.
Martin Mahoney returned from San
Francisco by Tuesday, train.
AL Dees~ returned to Eureka this week
from the Bald Mountain country.
Mrs. NJ. Peterson left Wednesday for
a visit in Mound Valley, EIko County.
The Italian Ranch District School
will open next Monday with Miss Lizzie
Bonnetti as teacher.
Will Mckay and family have re-
turned to Eureka from Tonopah and
will spend the Winter here.
There will be a regular mseting OF
Eureka Lodge No. 10. f. & A. NJ, on
Saturday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Ned Clarke was up from Blue Eagle,
Nye County. for several days this week
attending to some business matters.
Charles Pedlar, who has been absent
from Eureka for the past six years, re-
turned here from Butte, Montana. this
week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Miller. daughter OF H.
Loofburrow of Eureka. arrived here
"Wednesday from Indiana on a visit to
her father.
J. @. Tognoni arrived here from
Duckwater "Wednesday morning in
time to take the train for a trip down
the railroad.
ole Elliott of Tonopah stopped over
in Eureka last Saturday night en- route
to Ely. He was making the trip in an
Acme automobile.
Adams johnson and William Trip
have taken a lease on the Silver Conner
mine on Prospect Mountain and COM
menced work this week.
The Nevada Smelling and Mines
Corporation wants miners at Reveille,
Eye County. Nevada. See advertise
ment under New To Day"
Pete Pastorino was up from Duck.
water Friday with a load of fruit and
vegetables His eldest daughter. Miss
Katherine, came up with him.
j. II. Hartman. a painter. arrived
here this week from Carbonate, Colo.
with his family and has gone to work
for the company on Ruby Hill.
Miss Sophia Fulton of Eureka has
been engaged to teach the school at
Currant Creek. Nye County. Nevada,
and leaves for that place Saturday.
The platform adopted by the Demo-
cratic aud Silver Party State Conven-
tions at Reno is advertised under New
To-Day" in this issue of the SENTINEL
Father Mauion left Thursday for a
visit through the north end of Eureka
County and through Exc County. He
expects to be absent about three
weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Regli departed on
Thursdays stage to re-assume charge
of the Gregory school at Black Horse.
White Pine County. She will spend
Railroad Day in Ely.
]. b. Sabron of Currant Creek was in
Eureka Tuesday for some harvest
supplies. He says that the recent
severe hail storms did over $500 dam
age to his barley crop.
Mrs. Frank Matthews and children,
who lave been absent from Eureka for
about two years. returned from Salt
Lake Saturday. Mrs. Matthews has
rented the Blair house on Mob Hill.
Among the donations announced
this week by Father Tubman to the
fund for the building of a Catholic
cathedral at Reno was a gift Of $3.50
from George A. bartlett of T~ouopah.
]. Brearley last Monday had j. @.
Miller arrested for threatening his life.
Miller appeared before Justice l. W..
Cromer aud furnished a bond in the
sum of $500 to keep the peace for six
months.
Jean Bannon left Eureka Thursday
to visit his old home at Orcieres.
France. He came to this country
0 IA years ago and for the past
four years has been working for the
Eureka Live Stock Company.
George 7. Childs. formerly of Eureka.
is now employed as secretary and
cashier of the Churchill County Bank
at Fallon, Nevada. His mother. who
has been living ut Gave Greek, Elko
County. has gone there to reside.
Mrs. b. L. Smith and children ar
rived in Eureka Monday from Laramie.
Wyoming. where they have been on a
visit TO Mrs. Smiths relatives. They
are here for a short visit before return
ing to Tonopah, whore Mr.. Smith is
now located.
II is now 20 days since the books of
registration closed-or should close
throughout the State. Up to the pres
ent writing no lists OF the registered
voters in the Palisade or Mineral Hill
precincts have been forwarded to the
County Clerk or to the SENTINEL office.
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