The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-07-06
Local Mention

10 VISITORS HUI
,i,r.d Huebner and Alex Mechanics
.ms in from Bald Mountain this week.
1obn S. Bagg and J. H schenck we're
..-;vals from Bald Mountain on Thurs
day.
lake olough. an old resident Of Bel
IN, was in Eureka several days this
week.
" f. Griffin returned Wednesday
,,om his visit in the western part Of the
state.
Eagens Gsraty has returned to his
ana here from Goldfeld and intends
to remain.
! w. Ebert and wife Of Pslisade
same up on Thursday to attend the
Rescue ball.
Mrs. Mary McPhee OF the Sulphur
..,cb was a visitor in Eureka several
days this week.
r Z. winfrey. formerly Of Eureka,
has been reelected principal Of the
Reno public schools.
Toe Brearley went over to Carson last
Saturday to attend a meeting Of the
Order Of Eagles in that city.
Henri Porch, a former resident of
Eureka, but now a rancher of Elko
County. is spending a few days in
Eareka.
Otis Fulton. foreman of the Tenabo
Company's mines at Cortez. came over
Wednesday to spend the Fourth in
Eureka.
Mr.. NJ. Farlinger and daughter. Miss
Rata. and son, Claude left Monday for
acouple Of months visit with relatives
at Carson.
MIR. and Mrs. James l.. Butler came
in from Fish Greek Wells in their auto
wednesday evening and spent the
Fourth in Eureka.
Miss Florence German is over from
Virginia City for a few weeks visit
with the family Of her brother. q. II
German Of Eureka.
Mrs. Frank Ernst and son Of Reno
arrived here this week en- route to Blue
Eagle, Nye County. IN a visit TO her
mother, Mrs. G. Mccain.
Frank L. Cary, a mining man OF
Butte, Montana, arrived by Wednes.
days train to look over some Of thu
mines in Eureka and Stafford Districts
Fred P. Nelson Of Salt Lake, who re-.
Gently accepted a position as clerk in
the office OF the Z. & p. Railway at
Palisade, was joined by his wife on
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Mau. who has been
assistant principal Of the Ely public
school for the last year. returned home
Monday to spend her vacation with
relatives in Eureka.
Payton w. Simpkins. formerly OF
Tonopah. who has been spending the
past week at Regli's hay ranch. left on
Fridays train to attend to his interests
at Mountain City. Elko County.
r. W. McKeon has sold bis half.in-
terest in the Review, published at st.
Johns. Oregon. Mr.. McKeon was at
one time an employee on the SENTINEL
and left Eureka over 20 years ago.
Oscar G.. Rogers. superintendent Of
the Nevada Mines aud Smelling Com
pauy. came over from Tonopah last Sat
urday by auto and spent several days
here attending to business matters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bush OF Chicago ar
rived by Thursdays train on a visit to
her niece. Mrs. NJ. Mckay Of Eureka.
and later will visit her mother. Mrs.
r. Kinsey. and niece. Mrs. l. Irwin OF
Duckwater.
Herman ]. Sadler and Charles Craig
OF San Francisco. who are interested in
the Diamond Valley Land & Cattle
Company. are recent arrivals aud will
remain here for some time looking after
their business interests.
John Wedekind, who has been doing
Development work ON some mining
claims at Little Cherry Creek. about $40
miles southwest Of Eureka in Nye
County. passed through Eureka early
this week on his way home to Reno.
James q. Henderson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. S. Henderson Of Eureka. al.
rived here on Thursday for a visit home.
Alr. henderson Is assistant foreman Of
the San Francisco Examiners compos'
Ing room and will spend a part Of his
vacation here.
A. b. Lightfeot. former principal OF
the Eureka public school, has accepted
the appointment of Deputy State School
Superintendent for the district com
prising the counties of Eureka. Lander
and White Pine. He is expected to re-
turn to Eureka soon.
John Williams brought in a lotion
shipment Of ore last Monday from the
bernheimer mines at Morey, Nye
County, to be sent to the United States
smelters at Salt Lake. He loaded his
cams back with mining machinery
ana supplies for the Nevada Mines
company at Tybo.
Assistant Supt. A. r. Randolph of