The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Robert Raftice and AL Dees came In
from Bald Mountain Wednesday.
W. e. Griffin returned Saturday from
business trip down the railroad.
Miss Grace Jones was an arrival here
Saturday for n visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Lightfoot returned
home on the train Thursday from their
visit at Carson.
Mrs. W. e. Taylor, who has been
visiting relatives In Tonopah, returned
home on the train Saturday.
C. W. Whitney. the horse buyer. Of
Council Bluffs. Iowa. accompanied by
his son, arrived here Wednesday.
Willie Sharp. formerly assayer of the
Richmond. Eureka Company On Ruby
Hill, returned from Salt Lake on Sat
urday's train.
Judge Peter Breen. who has been
holding q term Of court at + ko and Ely
for Judge Brown. returned home on
Tuesdays train.
@. Z. Allen. general manager Of mines
for the United States Mining and
Smelling Company, was an arrival by
Saturdays train.
There will be q meeting Of Beatiic
Lodge No. 2. X. of p. Tuesday even.
ing. August IL. at 1880 o'clock. for work
in the Third r ink.
Miss Jessie Diamond. who is teaching
the public school at Winnemucca. re.
turned home on Thursdays train to
spend her vacation.
r. II. Locke. who has the contract
for carrying the mail from Eureka to
Joy, took the mail out himself Sunday
under the new arrangement.
Miss Alma Spinner. who has been
spending her vacation in the north end
of the county for the past two months,
returned home on Saturdays train.
John Lawtou Butter and family, who
have been visiting in Boston for the
past three months. returned to Eureka
on Tuesdays train en- route to their
home ut Typo.
VIII Robertson. the painter who has
been absent for the past month doing
repairing work at the home OF Frank
Romano in Diamond Valley. returned
% Eureka Friday.
The State Board Of Education has
notified Miss Mary Morrison OF Eureka
that she passed the recent teachers
examination and has been granted a
primary grade certificate.
There will be q meeting OF the Demo
cratic State Central Committee Of Eu.
reka County on Tuesday evening. Au-
gust IL. 1908. at 1880 o'clock. See ad.
vertisement in another column.
Assistant Superintendent A. r. Ran
dolph Of the Z. & p. Railway. and Dan
Downey. head carpenter. came up from
Palisade Thursday on q gasoline veloci.
psde on an inspection of the road.
G. p. Baruum OF Eureka has IN illus.
trat ID article in the August number of
the Sunset Magazine entitled, How
Trap Wild Horses" A h~alf-tone pic.
ture of the author is also published with
the article.
Miss Josephine Mulcoy. formerly OF
Eureka but now living with her mother
and sisters ut W~innemuccs. has just
been notified that she passed the recent
teachers examination for a grammar
grade certificate.
Sydney j. Jennings, travelling in
spSc,or for the United States Mining
and Smelling Company, arrived in
Eureka or Thursdays train. This is
Mr.. jennings first visit here. and he is
now engaged in inspecting the mines
and plant Of the Richmond Eureka
Mining Company on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. 7. Fl. Luke arrived here on
Saturdays train from California en-
route to White Pine County where she
will make o short stay with her broth.
ers, Thomas aud Jack Rosevear, after
which she will visit England. Mrs.
Luke was met here by her brother Jack,
who drove her over to his home.
The Eureka Live Stock Company last
Sunday shipped 25 carloads of sheep
East over the Eureka q Palisade Rail-
way from Diamond station. H. +.
Cooling. John Hancock and o. II. Cor,
man accompanied the consignment to
Palisade. returning the same evening
by auto and bringing that days letter
mail.
Howard Rutherford. who was here
about three weeks q on the same mis-
sion, came in from Cnrrant Greek We'd
nesday for the purpose of ascertaining
some tidings of his uncle. Thomas
Rutherford. who left here about three
months ago for California He was
unsuccessful in his endeavor. and left
for home Thursday.
Victor Barndt. who has been on u
business trip to Bost IN. returned here
on Saturdays train on his way to his
home at Hot Greek, Nye County. Mr..
Barndt states that business conditions
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