The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-04-27
.Hr EKA ENTIN
MONDAY. APRIL "a. 1908.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

from . flying trip 20 Palisade.
Otto r. Mau this week purchased the
Fraser residence on Mob Hill.
Mrs. w. NJ. Blair Of Boil Greek, Nye
County, was q visitor in Eureka several
days this week.
will Roberts. wife and three children
arrived Tuesday from Idaho and will
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Carrie Cobb and children left
this week for q visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Cobb. ct Duckwater.
Miss Kate kcCharles. who has been
visiting in California for several months,
arrived home on Thnrsday's train.
Mrs. Joseph Brown and daughter,
Miss Bertha. left on Mondays train for
Reno where they will in the future re.
side.
Mrs. Henry Lorigan and son arrived
in Eureka on Thursdays train from San
Jose, CAL, and left for . visit at Duck.
water Friday.
There will be q special meeting Of
Iphigenia Chapter No. s, o. Z. s.. on
Tuesday evening. April 2S. ct 7:3o
O'Clock. Initiation.
Mrs. Tony Romano, Misses Lizzie and
Rose Romano aud John Romano came
into Eureka Monday from Diamond
valley for a visit with friends.
The anniversary ball Of Eureka Lodge
No. 20, l. o. o. r. which took place at
Opera House Friday evening. was well
attended and all present had o good
time.
Harry Davies arrived In Eureka on
Saturdays train from Caliente. Lincoln
County, being summoned here on ac-
count of the illness Of his father. Dan
Davies.
w. @. Bullen, q representative OF the
Engineering and Mining Journal. ar
rived in Eureka on Thursday for the
purpose OF writing mp this district for
his publication.
MI. aud Mrs. Ulysses LAM and daugb-
ter and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and
daughter, Mildred, anne in from Hunt
ington valley. Elko County, Monday to
visit friends in Eureka.
DR.. Burnett. accompanied by Ernest
Simonsen. left for Gold Creek. White
Pine County. Friday to attend Mrs.
Thomas OF Bald Mountain. who was
reported quite i'll at the former place.
Assistant Snpt. A. r. Randolph and
head carpenter Dan Downey came mp
from Palisade Saturday OF Q gasoline
motor on Q tour Of inspection Of the e.
& p. Railroad. They returned Sunday
morning.
Seraphine LAM. who has a station
about is miles east of Tonopah, was an
arrival in Eureka on Friday. accom-
panied by his sister. Miss Felicia LAM.
who has just finished teaching a term
OF school at Antelope.
The ringing Of the curfew bell was
begun last Monday evening. warning
all boys in the town Of Eureka to keep
of the streets after 8 o'clock, p. m. No
arrests have been made and the recent
order Of the officers ID being observed.
The whereabouts Of Joe Plummer Of
Mineral Hill. who has been missing
since last February. are still unknown.
His uncle. Ben Plummer. is still In Los
Angeles endeavoring to discover some
trace Of him. but SO far has been unsuc-
cessful.
Supt. A. p. Mayberry OF the Rich
mond. Eureka Mining Company. re-
turned Saturday from a trip down the
railroad. He stated to the SENTINEL
that he had nothing new to report re-
garding the resumption Of work in the
company's mines on Ruby Hill.
Dominick Curto, Of Calumet. Michi-
Rsn q cousin Of Mrs. Rosa M. Curto Of
Eureka, was an arrival by Saturdays
train from Los Angeles. Cal. He is en-
route home from a trip to southern
California and came by Eureka to make
. short visit with his relatives here.
The first peal Of thunder this season
In this vicinity was heard last Wednes-
day afternoon. Shortly after 1t began
hailing. then raining and finally snow.
ing, about three inches Of the latter
falling. Saturday q cold north wind
prevailed and indications are that the
storm 10 over and fine weather will
follow.
w. O. Stewart arrived home from
San Francisco on Tuesdays train. It
was his intention to remain q month
longer In the city for the purpose Of
undergoing . second operation for his
eyes, but the oculist with whom he was
treating decided to defer the operation
for Eve or six months, when Mr.. Stew
art will again return to San Francisco
and continu ne the treatment, which Is
expected to effect o permanent cure.
A letter was received in Eureka Tues
day from Paul Yost. who. accompanied
BY his son, Louie. left for San Francisco
last week for the benefit Of their health.
Mr.. Yost states that his W physical