The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-05-04

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Newark Valley on Wednesday.
John Hancock. Jr., returned to Gold
:. asld Saturday by private conveyance.
DIR. E. W. O'Brien. the dentist, left
for Austin on Thursday on a profession
al visit.
Mrs. Ell Cafferey returned to Eureka
Thursday from q short visit in Elko
County.
NJ. w. Shaw returned to Eureka
Wednesday from his trip to Los Angeles
and Carson City.
Sheriff w. II. Sweeney returned
Thursday from his trip to the western
part of the State.
John S. Bagg went to Bald Mountain
Thursday to look after some work he is
having done ON several claims in that
district.
Several OF Eureka County's officials
this week received advanced copies Of
the new laws passed by the last Nevada
Legislature.
Father Mauion left by Tuesdays
train for a visit in Elko County and
expects to be absent from Eureka about
three weeks.
Mrs. Annie Mullins, formerly Of
Eureka, left Tonopah this week for a
visit with relatives at Seattle and
Tacoma. Washington.
The condition of Pearl, the young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mulcoy,
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, is not improved.
Dan Davies returned to Eureka on
Monday from his visit to Carson, where
he was interested in a suit tried in the
Federal Court last week.
Mrs. Bessie Amidon Of Eureka last
week disposed of her boarding house
business at Mineral Hill to the Scenic
Mill & Mining Company.
Eugene Geraty, who has been visit
ing his family here during the recent
labor troubles at Goldheld, returned to
that place by Tuesdays train.
julius and Alfred Huebner aud Alex
Mechanics left Sunday to do the the as
ssssment work on a number OF claims
ia the Bald Mountain District.
The One Price Store has been busy
uupacking a large stock Of Summer
goods received early this week. See
advertisement in to-day's paper.
Miss Josephine Mulcoy. who has been
teaching near Austin in Lander County.
finished her term Of school and returned
to her home in Eureka last Sunday.
In the District Court this week
George Brehe Of Huntington Valley,
Exc County, applied for letters OF ad.
miB:stration on the estate of his late
uncle, Fred Esselbrugge.
Frank Winzsll left Alpha last Sunday
for oakland, California, where he was
called on account OF the illness Of his
California for several mouths for the
benefit Of her health.
The Ruby. Pioneer Mines Company.
that recently acquired the Ruby.Dun-
derberg. at the head of Goodwin Can
yon, this week put on a force OF miners,
aud extensive development work will
now be inaugurated on the c%ompany's
property.
Mrs w. L. Taylor. who has been in
Tonopah for the past six weeks taking
care Of the three children of her grand
daughter, Mrs. George A.. Bartlett,
who has been very i'll In Washington,
ID. c.. returned to Eareka Wednesday
accompanied by the children.
Mrs. Walter Ii. Whitmore of Gold
field arrived in Eureka on Sundays
train from California. where she has
been visiting. She is the guest of her
husbands parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. /. O.
G. Whitmore, with whom she will visit
Tor a few weeks before returning home.
Mrs. B. II. Seabury Of Tacoma.
Wash, and her brother. Homer Wilson
of Monitor Valley, Nye County, drove
in last Saturday for q few days visit
with friends here. Mrs. Seabury is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, l. j..
Wilson. at the home ranch in Monitor
Valley.
The Z. & p. is reinforcing the read
from the Summit to Ruby Hill by brac.
ing all the rails on the curves This
improvement. became necessary owing
to the heavy locomotive recently put on
between the above points for handling
the heavy traffic now passing over that
portion of the road.
Ned Clark of Blue Eagle. Nye
County. was in Eureka several days
this week for medical treatment. He
states that the prices OF cattle in Nye
County have recently greatly improved
and that buyers from White Pine
County were last week offering 81 for
calves, $50 for cows and $40 for steers
The purchases were mostly for the
Ely market.
George M. Payne. who has been con-
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