The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-06-02
LOCAL MENTION.

Reno last Saturday.
Leslie Hauss returned from . short
,u.iness trip to California last Monday.
Willie Curto Is over from Ely on .
xi.it to his mother and sisters in En-.
reka.
Mrs. /. J. Wilson and on. Homer,
ara visiting In Eureka from Monitor
Valley.
J. p. McElroy cams over from Reno
on Tuesday and will probably 60 into
business here.
John Dapoli. Charles Rosecrans and
John Hancock. Jr.. were arrivals from
Tonopah last Sunday.
John wedehind came In from White
Pine County Saturday and left Monday
on . business trip to Reno.
Judge Peter Brsen finished his term
Of Court in Nys County last week and
returned homo on Monday.
There will Be . regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 16. r. & A. NJ. on
SATURDAY evening at 7:so o'clock.
Superintendent Charles Read Of the
Diamond Mining Company was over
from Salt Lake several days this week
Walter Brown. . surveyor. arrived
here this week from San Francisco to
do some work ct the jackson mine on
Ruby Hill.
The Eureka Star Band played . num-
Der Of selections on the upper porch OF
the Brown Hotel on the afternoon OF
Decoration Day.
Rev. Father Msnion will hold the
usual services ct the Catholic Church
Sunday morning ct 10 O'Clock. Sunday
School at Q p. N.
r. n. Peters arrived from San Fran.
cisco Tuesday en- route to Ely. He has
another mining deal on hand and left
here by private conveyance "Wednesday.
Miss Fanny Coyle and her uncle.
Hugh Coyle, came over Friday Of last
week from the Six Mile House sud re-
manned In Eureka until after Decora'
ton Day.
Sam Pramenko arrived In Eureka
Thursday from Anaconda. Montana.
On route to White Pine County TO settle
mn the estate Of his late brother. Theo.
dors Pramenko.
Jesss Mendes. the Duckwster mer.
chaut, was an arrival in Eureka Thurs
day. He 10 after new goods and will
load Joseph Birch's S-animal team with
supplies for his store.
II you are thinking Of making . trip
East do not fail TO read the Southern
Pacifc's I'd sertissment Of Reduced
Rates to the East" published in this is.
sue Of the SENTINEL.
Miss Clara Boomhower was an ar
rival at Alpha last week. She brought
the two young children Of Al Clayton
mp from San Jose. Cal. for . visit with
their father on the ranch.
w. j. Tonkin. who left Eureka about
two years g to engage In the mer-
chandise busins ss at Virginia City. was
looking over the business conditions 1t
Reno last week with . view OF locating
there.
Mrs. G.. 8. Henderson and daughter.
Miss Allie. left EUREKA Wednesday for
Paris. Canada, where they 90 to visit
relatives. among whom Is the formers
mother. now "a years Of age. and who
Mrs. Henderson has not seen for . mum.
Der Of years.
A number of Eurekans were Ia town
this week from Bald Mountain after
supplies and to lave assays made from
their locations. They all speak most
favorably Of the propects Of the new
district. and most OF them have re-
turned to the new camp.
Charley Creek. who was . resident OF
Eureka for many years during the
prosperous times. arrived here Monday
from T~uscarora en- route to Ely. On
account Of the cold, stormy weather he
remained over aud has been renewing
old acquaintanoes during the week.
Johnny Tatten, formerly . resident
Of Eureka County but now living in
Utah. passed through Eureka this week
with . couple Of mining men from
Emery County. Utah. en- route to An.
stin. Nevada. where the party 10 in.
terestsd in some mining locations re.
Gently made In that section.
Miss Mae Kind, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kind formerly Of Eureka.
has just returned with her parents from
California to their home at Tonopah.
Miss Mae has been taking . special
course at Mills College. aud the term
Of school having just closed she - now
home for her Summer vacation.
]. B. Sabron spent several days in
Eureka early this week from Currant
Greek. He states there 10 no complaint
Of . shortness Of water In that section
this season. and with the general &C
tivity throughout Nevada the people In
that portion Of Nye County now have
a unnH -.~I>S 90 al thov can paiao aud