The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-06-08

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Jobn Moyle returned Saturday from
his visit to the Elko hot springs.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
has a new advertisement in this issue.
The Rescue Hose Company's ball an.
nouucement appears in to-day's SESTI-
Z
lack Jury returned to Eureka ON
Wednesday from the western part of
the State.
The Johnson Mercantile Company
,bis week received two carloads Of
Phenix -four.
Joseph Birch and family Of Duck.
water we're visitors in Eureka several
days this week.
Mrs. NJ. Bailey is reported to be some-
what improved from her recent attack
Of typhoid fever.
A committee of the Rescue Hose Com.
pany has a 'Card To the Public" un-
der New To-Day"
Joseph Walker aud j. l. Hall have
rented the Parry ranch in Pine Valley
and have taken possession.
notice Of the second semi-annual
examination for teachers certificates is
published in to-day's SENTINEL.
Robert Bailey. accompanied by his
brother. n-law, Edwin Simons. were
visitors iu Eureka early this week.
Another wedding is announced for
Saturday night. and it is stated that it
will take pace at the Brown Hotel.
John williams loaded his eight
animal team here Sunday with supplies
for the Ty DO and Hot Greek country.
Mrs. f. NJ. Bradley departed by
Thursdays train to join her son.. Dean.
at Seven Troughs. Humboldt County.
Judge Breen returned home Saturday
from Tonopah. where he bad been hold.
ing a term Of court for Judge o'Brien.
Mrs. ]. ii. Hoegh and son, Tracy,
left Thursday for a couple of weeks
visit with relatives in Ruby Valley. Exc
County.
]. II. Jury. who has a lease in the
Phenix mine on Ruby Hill, shipped 20
tons Of ore this week to the Salt Lake
shelters.
Hiram johnson returned home on
Wednesday from a couple Of months
vacation trip to San Francisco and Salt
Lake City.
NJ. McGarry left Saturday to note the
progress that is being made in the de-
velopment work in the Cornell mines
near Hamilton.
Dave Morris went out Tuesday with
Eigar Sadler 4 examine some mining
property in Diamond Valley. near the
Sulphur ranch.
Edgar Sadler will represent st. Johns
Chapter No. 5. II. A. M, Of Eureka at
the Grand Chapter meeting to be held
in Reno mex week.
Mrs. G. l. Broy left Eureka Wednes-
day for San Francisco accompanied by
her daughter. Eina, where they will
visit for several weeks.
Mrs. A. I. Shields of Hamilton passed
through Eureka last Saturday on her
way home from a three months visit
with relatives aud friends in California.
The Richmond Eureka Company has
been putting N more men. and the pay
roll this month will amount to over
$4,000. Next Monday will be pay day
on Ruby Hill.
w. J. Lucey says he will try and keep
mp with the procession. He has just
added one Of Edison's latest phono-
graphs to the attractions of the City
Brewery saloon.
Oscar Rogers. general superintendent
OF the Nevada Mines and Smelling
Company. was out Friday with O. l.
Broy inspecting several mining prop
critics in this district.
II. f. Golding leaves Eureka ON Sat-
urday to attend the meeting Of the
Masonic Grand Lodge ut Reno next
week, having been elected to represent
Eureka Lodge No. 16. f. g. A. NJ. in
that body.
Miss Nevada HUI has been elected a
representative Of Iphigenia Chapter. o
Z s., OF Eureka to the Grand Chapter
at Reno. which meets IN that city on
June 10 aud IL. She expects to leave
here Saturday.
Rev. l. Lamb, who left here for his
home in Texas last W elk. was compelled
to lay over at Pueblo, Colorado. on ac-
count OF illness, and q letter received
here states that he is still confined to
mis- bed with an attack Of mountain
fever.
Adams Johnson aud William Trip,
who held q lease in the Silver Conner
mine on Prospect Mountain last Winter.
and extracted something over 200 tons
OF ore. commenced having the ore
packed to the wagon road this week for
shipment to the Salt Lake smelters.
Edwin Simons and wife were arrivals
In Diamond Valley this week from
Iekoa, Washington, where they were
called owing tn tho earioua illnaaa of