The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-07-13

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,..m his trip to Carson and Reno.
o,;. Fulton left Wednesday for Salt
= 70 consult an oculist regarding his
eyes.
Attorney G. v. shoup of Reno was in
,-..La wednesday attending to legal
matters.
Miss Hattie S. Irwin OF Eureka has
ENGAGED to teach the next term of
ma Mineral Hill school.
Mrs. C. II. Hale came over from Eiko
=. Tuesday TO join her husband at the
prsaley ranch in Pine Valley.
1esse Meudes loaded three teams in
~. early this week with merchan-
s;.s for his store at Duckwater.
1,sge A. L. Fitzgerald returned
o.,n,day from a visit in the western
,,rt Of the State aud to California.
Mrs. NJ. Rich and daughter. Miss
u.,v DE FloD, have gone to their ranch
=, puckwater to spend the Summer.
r Ganduglia has opened a new
..toon in the Union Hotel building on
ma corner Of Main aud Silver streets.
Miss Theresa Romano. who has been
,..ching at w. A. Moore's in Newark
Valley. is visiting friends in Eureka.
ULYSSES LAM of Huntington Valley.
rgto County, was in Eureka on We'd
nssday attending to some business
matters.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
,igious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. IN.
Mrs. L. A. Burdick. accompanied by
her two daughters. Noko aud Mary,
left Thursday for Sacramento. Cal on
visit to relatives.
There will be a regular meeting of
Beatihc Lodge. No. Z. X. Of F.. on
Tuesday evening, June 16, at 1880
o'clock. Work in the second and third
ranks.
R II. Locke g. Co, the assayers, had
large new sign put up on the front OF
the building at their place Of business
on the corner Of Clark aud Paul streets
this week.
Sheriff Sweeney offers a reward in
to-day's SENTINEL for information that
will lead to the conviction of any per-
son interfering with Eureka County
telephone lines.
Postmaster O. l.. Broy greatly pleas.
ed the people Of Eureka OF Friday night
Of last week by distributing and deliver
ing the mail that arrived after the
regular closing hours O'Clock.
Judge George S. Brown Of E!ko ar
rived in Eureka on Wednesday and pre-
sided in the District Court here in some
probate matters in which Judge Breen
had been counsel. aud was disqualified
to act.
A. b. Lightfoot returned Saturday
from his trip to the Coast. and is now
looking into the matter Of securing
teachers for schools which have not
already made contracts, or received
favorable applications.
Mrs. L. A. Skillman aud children
returned home Tuesday from a six
months visit at Alameda, Gal. Her
mother. Mrs s. f. Crumley. will visit
relatives at Red Bluff. Tehama County.
Cal. before returning to Eureka.
NJ. Griffin Of Palisade. who was serv-
ing 20 days in the Eureka County Jail
for chicken stealing. escaped on Tues.
day. He bad been put to saving wood
in the Jail yard. and when the roll was
called for supper he failed to answer TO
his name.
II. A. jackson Of Berkeley. Cal. was
in Eureka ON Tuesday aud Wednesday
attending to the final settlement in the
District Court of the estate Of r NJ.
Beatty. deceased. Mr.. Jackson has
built a fine home at Berkeley. where he
and his family are now permanently
located.
Last Monday Joe Sri. employed at
the Fletcher Stables, while shoeing a
horse. drove q nail into his left leg
above the knee. The same day he was
kicked by a horse ON the same leg below.
the knee. The second mishap was so
serious that the services Of a physician
We're necessary. No bones were broken.
but Joe will be unable to attend to his
duties at the stables for several days.
Mrs. IL. A. Culloden and Mrs. S. M.
chord left Tuesday for Phillipsburg,
about is miles northeast of Eureka, to
Join their husbands who ara nov en-
gagged in the work Of developing the
mines and erecting a concentrating
plant at that place. The c~ompany's
houses there have recently been put in
thorough repair. Miss Allie Phillips
accompanied her sister. Mrs. Culloden,
and the ladies expect to reside there