The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-02-17
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town several days this week.
Frank Bosko spent a couple Of days
in Eureka the first of last week.
Mrs. Alethea Parry returned from her
visit in Pine Valley by Saturdays train.
Mrs. William Mendes and son re-
turned from their visit to Ogden by
Thursdays train.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re.
ceipt Of State Treasurer ID. NJ Ryan's
annual report for 1907.
Mrs. A. Affranchino of Prospect re.
turned Thursday from a visit with
relatives at Sacramento, Cal.
The fur collar found ON Main street
about a month ago is still at the SENTI-
MEL Office awaiting au owner.
Mrs. b. Hornsby and child of Reno
arrived by Saturdays train for a visit
with the family Of James Williams of
Ruby Hill.
John s. Bagg, who went Eist several
months & and has recently been at
Seattle, Washington, returned to Eu.
reka last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Morrison has been granted
q temporary certificate aud engaged to
teach the school at Typo. Nye County.
She left for that place Sunday.
Miss Dora Hildebrand Of Eureka has
been granted a temporary certificate
and is now engaged In teaching the
school at Duckwater. Nye County.
DIR. L. Fl. Francis left for Bald Noun
tain, about 65 miles northeast of Eu-
reka, last Wednesday to attend the wife
of L. A. Dees.swho was reported to be
seriously i'll. Up to Sunday afternoon
the Doctor had not returned.
State Auditor L. o. Henderson ar
rived in Eureka GU Saturday 5 train and
will remaiu here for several days ex-
amining the books of the various county
officers. and also to introduce a general
working system of keeping o as
he is doing in the different counties
throughout the State.
Mrs. Henry Kind and son, Harold. for
mer Eureka residents, have returned to
Tonopah from a visit Of several months
duration in the East. Miss Mae Kind,
who went with them, will remain in
New York through the Summer and
possibly through next Winter.
District Attorney A. S. Henderson
returned Tuesday from Panaca. Lin.
coin County. whittier he had been sum-
moned about three weeks z owing to
the serious illness Of his wife. Mr..
Henderson says though she is now fast
regaining her health IL will be at least
two months before she and the children
will be able to return to their home in
Eureka.
Recent letters received in Eureka
bring the news Of q serious condition Of
Mrs. II. A. Knight, formerly of Eureka,
who is now at Los Angeles. Cal. For
more than "A year she has been under
treatment for a general break down of
the 50 stem. which has baffled her ply
sicians and now threatens to attack
and impair her mind.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of f. ID. Waltz of Cortez. Nevada,
under New To Day" in this issue, in
which he desires to sell or rent his fine
stock ranch on McCloskey Greek. about
is miles south of Cortez in Eureka
County. II is a splendid opportunity
for either cattle or sheep men to secure
a fine property. For particulars see ad-
vertiseinent.
About a foot of SNOW fell in this sec
tion during the past week. and reports
state the storm was general throughout
the State. At Hicks Station. about so
miles south Of Eureka. the snow was
two feet on a level last Wednesday. and
about the same depth at the Eighteen
Mile House on the Hamilton read. 1t
is now clear and pleasant and the ba-
rometer indicates fair weather.
A private letter received here a few
DAYS ago from w. III. Smith of Newark
valley. now in San Francisco. announces
the fact that a successful operation has
been performed on his eye. which for
some time had been in such bad shape
as to be almost sightless. There re-
mains, however. a minor operation to
be performed before complete restora-
ton occurs, aud he will probably re.
main in the city a couple of weeks
longer.
j. Fswson Smith, Engineer of Mines
for the United States Mining and
Smelling Company. who has been here
for the past six weeks engaged in look
ing up the underground situation of the
mines Of the Richmond-E Eureka Com
-pauy on Ruby Hill. has finished his
work and leaves Monday for Salt Lake.
Mr.. Smith does not anticipate that the
compauy's mines on Ruby Hill will re-
main closed down for more than a few
months longer.
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