The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-14
IocAL BREVITIES.

p-,aka this week from Bald Mountain.
Mrs. Bessie Amidon returned to Eu-
=. Thursday from n visit to Reno and
Tonopab.
The Board of Equalization meets on
Monday, September is. See notice in
another column.
rra,ci, II. Fulenbach has been ap
,oin,ed postmaster at Palisade. Nevada.
vice Diedrich Lehners.
T T Williams, accompanied by his
.oo. Joseph. came in from Hot Creeb.
N,e County. Friday.
The first pine nuts Of the season were
s.o,cbt into Eureka this week. An
.bundaut crop is reported.
MIRA. Caroline Huebner returned Mon.
AZ from a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson Of Palisade.
The advertisement Of the anniver-
..rv ball Of the Italian Benevolent
Society appears in to.day's SENTINEL
Miss Filth Swick, who has been
teaching the school at Typo, returned
10 her home in Eureka by Saturdays
stage.
Mrs. NJ. Farlinger. daughter Retta
and son Claude, returned Saturday from
.eouple OF months visit with relatives
ut Carson.
l.. G. Schwalenberg. representing the
Mining Record published at Ely. White
Pine County. arrived here from that
city Friday.
!. G. Dyer arrived this week from
Salt Lake and has assumed the position
Of agent In Eureka Of the E. & p. Rail-
way Company.
Earl Eunor, who has been confined to
his room for several weeks on account
NJ illness, was able to DO about the
streets Friday.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
lieious SCI yices at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
Ia the Ruby Hill Mercantile Com.
pany's advertisement in to-day's SEN.
rIsEL an important announcement is
made regarding coal.
Miss Emma @. RegIi has been APP
pointed teacher Of the Beowawe school,
and left by Saturdays train to enter
upon on her new duties.
Miss Minnie Bremenkampf has been
appointed teacher Of the school at
Mitchell's in Elko County. and leaves
for that place on Sunday.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining
Company has levied an assessment OF
one cent per share. The notice is pub
Ishsd under "New To-Day"
W. II. Hooper. who has been i'll at
Paliside for several weeks. returned TO
bis home in Eureka Saturday. to re-
main until he RECEIVERS his health.
Miss Florence German Of Gold Hill.
Nevada, who has been visiting her
brother, @. II. German, and family for
several months. returned to her home
BY Tuesdays train.
Deputy State School Superintendent
A. B. Lightfoot this week purchased a
span Of horses from Nelson loft of Dia'
mond Valley, to be used in making his
official trips in the district represented
BY him.
r. A. Dean came in from Newark
Valley Thursday, where he has been
rusticating all Summer. He leaves on
Saturdays train for Carlin, Exc Coun.
ty. where he has accepted the position
mteacher.
c. B. Newcomb. agent for the past
year 10 Eureka of the E. g. p. Railway
Company. left Tuesday with his family
for Lovelock. Humboldt County. where
he will re.enter the employ Of the ).
p. Company.
Miss Annie Mccormick Of Virginia
City, Nevada. niece of Mrs. p. +. No
Bride Of Eureka, was an arrival by Mon.
days train en- route to Newark Valley.
whsrs she has been engaged to teach
the school at Strawberry.
Mrs. Charles Bennett Of Ensenada.
Lower California. after an absence OF 81
years, returned to Eureka by Mondays
train. The lady was formerly Miss
Mary Mclaughlin Of Ruby Hill, and
her visit here is for the purpose of set.
Ting up the estate OF her father. the
late D. ]. ]. Mclaughlin.
Charley Miuoletti was over from
Hamilton Thursday. He reports con-
slderable excitement in that section
caused by the recent copper discovery
near the old Monte Cristo mill on the
west side of White Pine mountain.
There are already about 20 men at the
new strike. and a number of mining To-
cations are being made.
HE SENTINEL is in receipt OF a copy
oI the special report Of the Insurance
commissioner of Nevada for 1906. The
report contains a list OF the insurance
companies doing business in Nevada
saa gives a history Of their settlements
WIN the San Francisco fire and earth
quake sufferers. The report is by Ex'
Commissioner Sam Davis.