The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-05-05
LOCAL MENTION.
Frank winzell Of Alpha spent Mon.
day and Tuesday in Eureka.

Frank winzell Of Alpha spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Eureka.
]. ]. Reilly and w. H. Kearney have
rented the sadler residence on Monroe
street.
Mrs. Leslie Hause and son left Eu-
reka Wednesday for a visit with rela-
tives at Napa, California.
There will bs a regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. is. f. & A. NJ, on
Saturday evening at 1870 O'Clock.
Beatifc Lodge No. z. X. Of p. has
donated $50 to the X. OF p. Relief Fund
for the benefit of California members.
Judge Peter Breen returned to Tono-
pah Thursday 10 continue his present
term Of the Nye County District Court.
President @. NJ. Perry of the Newark
Mining Company returned Monday
from a business trip to Salt Lake City.
Miss Ethel Eccles Of Ruby Hill COM.
= pleted teaching her term of school at
Antelope last week aud has returned
home.
Miss Violet Hancock of Eureka left
last Saturday to m teaching a
term of school at North Fork, Elko
County.
Mrs. Z. A. Rowse of Montello, Elko
County, arrived in Eureka Monday on
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. &. II.
German.
John +. Wilson, who has been in
Salt Lake several months for the bene-
fit OF his health. returned to Eureka
Tuesday.
The new store Of q. s. Six on Ruby
Hill is rapidly approaching completion,
and il good weather continues it will
soon BE- finished.
Superintendent G. w. McAskell of
the White Pine Lead Company has
been over from Hamilton this week al.
tending to some business matters here.
Edgar Sadler arrived in Eureka last
Saturday with a number of beef cattle
William Zadow has been feeding at the
Sadler ranch in Diamond Valley this
Winter.
Since the wages in Eureka were rails.
ed to % 1t is said the mining companies
at Hamilton are having some difficulty
in keeping the number Of miners they
require.
Mrs. l.. s.. Scott Of Salt Lake. who
recently disposed Of valuable mining
interests at Ely, arrived IN Eureka on
Monday accompanied by her son. They
left for Ely Tuesday.
April showers of snow. rain, sleet and
hail prevailed in this section from last
Saturday until Wednesday morning,
when the weather cleared. Since then
we have had only occasional light
showers.
Mrs. /. @. q. Whitmore, who has
been on a visit to her son, Walter, at
Goldfeld. Esmeralda County, for the
past month. has returned home. Mr..
Whitmore went to Palisade Friday
and returned Saturday with his wife.
The Palace Dry Goods Store was
fortunate in having its large stock OF
Spring aud Summer goods shipped from
San Francisco just before the recent
disaster. The announcement of these
goods will be found in another column.
Frank Boskowitz. the drummer,
writes tina. the firm of VIM. Lewis &
Co. lost their factory and all supplies in
the recent San Francisco fire. but ex-
pect to resume business shortly. The
firms present address is 1887 Suffer
street.
A bundle of San Francisco Chronicles
were received in Eureka Tuesday by
Mau Bros, the first city papers to reach
here since the earthquake. The Sacra.
mento Bee has been f%urniahing this
section of Nevada with the Pacific
Coast news since the disaster. the Bee
being the only California paper on sale
here.
Mrs. @. ii. Brown of San Francisco.
accompanied by her two daughters and
son. nave rented the Ford house on Mob
Hill from Mrs. Mary Fulton. They
were forced to leave San Francisco by
the recent disaster aud are stopping in
Eureka temporarily. expecting to join
Mr.. Brown, who is In business at Ely,
as soon accommodations can be secured
there.