The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-06-16
LOCAL MENTION.

GAY Oa
supt. A. p. Mayberry was an arrival
from Salt Lake Wednesday.
Constable Tom Dixon Of Eureka has
appointed Joseph Ford as deputy.
w. II. Russell has gone to Tonopah to.
attend TO some business matters.
Mrs. A. Mckay aud on. Robert. left
by private conveyance Wednesday for
Tonopah.
Don't forget that the malls for Pali-
SADIE now close here at lo:i5 a. m. Eu.
reka time.
John Depaoli has gone to work in the
mines ON Ruby Hill aud has moved his
family there.
Eureka will celebrate the Fourth of
July. Make your arrangements to be
with MS that day.
Eureka is not so slow. Every now
and then there are signs Of the real
thing in "high life."
Under New To-Day" the Eureka
Live Stock Company has a notice ITO
Whom II May Concern"
A notice to those indebted to the
estate of the late George Gavin is pub
lished under "New To-Day"
Mrs. N. Furth went out this week to
the 1. ]. Wilson ranch in Monitor Val.
ley. Nye County. to make a short visit.
Miss Lena Miller of San Francisco.
who has been visiting in Eureka for
several weeks left on Monday for q
visit at Ely.
Miss Jennie Zadow was among the
departures Tuesday for a visit with re-
latives in Grass Valley and other
points in California.
N. A. Dunyon. who has been direct
ing operations at the Ne Plus Ultra
mine at Hamilton. passed through Eu.
reka on Friday en- route to Salt Lake.
Superintendent G.. ID. Abbott Of the
E. s. p. accompanied by his brother.
DR.. p. +. Abbott Of San Francisco.
spent Thursday and Friday in Eureka.
Mrs. L. A. Gates, formerly OF Eureka
but now living at Tonopah. returned to
Eureka last Saturday for a visit with
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Z. Taylor
II. E. Stebbins. wife and young son
OF Reno are among the late arrivals in
Eureka. They have rented the Mullins
house on Mob Hill and intend locating
here.
Frank Harmer and wife were arrivals
in Eureka Saturday from Ruby Valley.
Elbo County. They will make a short
visit with the formers mother. Mrs.
Ed Harmer.
James Rogantini is engaged in haul.
ing lumber from Eureka to the Newark
Mining Company at Newark, returning
here loaded with ore from the com.
pany's mine.
Otis Fulton. superintendent OF the
Tenabo Mining Company at Cortez.
who has been visiting in Eureka for
the past two months. returned to Cor
tez on Tuesday.
Frank J. Brossemer started Thursday
for a trip Of inspection to the Bald
Mountain country. where he is interest
cd in business and has a number OF
mining claims.
Harry Sepulveda Of Alameda. Cal
arrived in Eureka last week and will
spend a part Of his Summer vacation
with his aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
II. G. McTerney.
Miss Nevada HUI vas a departure
Monday for q visit with friends at Reno
and Carson. and to attend the Grand
Lodge Of the Order Of Eastern Star
that convened az Reno ON Thursday.
Mrs. John Moyle and Miss Mildred
Moyle OF Prospect left Eureka Tuesday
for California. They will visit Mrs.
John Trembath Of Antioch. Contra
Costa County. a sister Of Mrs. Moyle.
Fred Plsgemann. who has been laid
mp in Eureka for the past ten days with
a severe attack Of rheumatism, had re-
covered sufficiently to be able to take
Tuesdays train for his home in San
Francisco.
John Pratt, master mechanic OF the
Eureka g. Palisade Railway at Palisade.
was a visitor to Eureka last Saturday.
Mr.. Pratt has resigned his position aud
will take au extended and much needed
rest as soon as the railway company
can fill his place.
Walter Brown, who is engaged in
surveying for the Jackson Mining
Company and the 4 & p. Railway
Company. is now living in Eureka at
the William Zadow residence ON Mob
Hill where he has taken rooms for
himself. wife and brother in-law.
Miss Helen Whitmore left by Tues
days train for Tonopah. After visit.
Ing with friends there she will so to
Goldfeld to be present at the wedding
OF her brother. Walter. the latter part
OF this month. She will spend the
remainder of her Summer vacation in
California.