The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-05-25

Ed Mulcoy u son, VIII, returned 10
Tonopah last Monday.
Mrs. l. J. Wilson and son. Homer. are
visitors in Eureka this week from Mon
i,or Valley. Nye County.
George Hagaman and Ed Whitmore
left Saturday to look after their mining
interests at Bald Mountain.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. & A. NJ, on
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Miss Christy Fulton returned home
Sunday from Cortez, where she has
finished teaching a term of school.
Mrs. A. Darcy of Winnemucca,
Nevada, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with Mrs. L. NJ. Bradley of Eureka.
Mrs. f. ImObersteg aud children left
Monday to spend the Summer with her
husband at Diamond station on the Z.
g. p. railroad.
Jesse Mendes, the merchant Of Duck
water. arrived in Eureka Friday for a
load of supplies for his store at the
former place.
Mrs. Carl Muir PASSED through Eu-
reka ON Tuesday for her home at Hamil-
ton from a several months visit with
relatives in Canada.
Miss Florence Tannahill. a teacher in
the Eureka public shool. left on Monday
for her home at Virginia City to spend
the Summer vacation.
Mrs. +. ]. Broseemer left Wednesday
to join her husband at Carson. and
from there they will 20 to the Coast for
Mr.. Brossemer's health.
The E. & p. has just flushed building
meat section house at Diamond station,
l2 miles north Of Eureka. and it is now
occupied by F. Imobersteg and family.
Reports Of the late storm from Hamil-
ton state the fall of snow at that place
was about two feet. At Palisade no
snow fell, but a heavy rain was ex-
~perienced.
There viii be a meeting Of the Rescue
Hose Company next Monday evening
at 1880 o'clock. A full attendance is
requested as business of importance
will be transacted.
Superintendent Charles Read of the
Diamond Company OF this district. who
has been visiting on the Coast. arrived
in Eureka Tuesday and left for his
home at Salt Lake Friday.
John Wedekind Of Reno passed
through Eureka this week en- route to
the Little Cherry Creek Mining District
in Nye County to do the assessment
work on several of his claims.
The storm OF the past few days has
caused a cessation of work in certain
lines in this vicinity-ore and wood
hauling and working in open shafts
being the mos. seriously affected.
Duncan Falconer OF Colfax, Califor-
mia. was in Eureka several days this
week ON legal business connected with
the estate Of Frank Quinn. deceased. of
which Mr.. Falconer Is the administra-
tor.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bartlett and mother.
Mrs. l.. A. Gates. returned to their
home at Tonopah last Sunday. Mrs.
Bartlett is reported to have completely
recovered from her recent illness in the
East.
Those who have not already ordered
California flowers for Decoration Day
can be supplied by calling at Phil
Paroni's store. For prices and other
details see advertisement in another
column.
W. A. Jeffries. representing r. L.
Polk & Co., directory publishers Of Salt
Lake City. was in Eureka this week
soliciting subscribers among the bust
ness man for a directory Of Nevada his
firm intends publishing Dol
At an adjourned meeting OF the Board
OF County Commi ssioners held last
Monday the bills Of the county officials,
laid over at the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Board. were allowed. An
engineers license was also granted W.
L. Davis.
H.. NJ. Chance. president of the Me-
ada Eureka Mining Company of Eu-
reka. arrived here from Philadelphia
last Saturday accompanied by his son.
Erwin. Mr.. Chance is here to look
over the compsny's property on Ruby
hiil and lay out future plans for de-
yelonmapt mo.L