The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-18
c BREVITIES.

Angelo Tlorio of the Brown Hotel re-
turned Saturday from San Francisco.
Sheriff w. II. Sweeney went down to
Palisade on the train Wednesday on
official business.
ii. X. Mitchell, who has been visiting
in San Francisco for several weeks,
returned Saturday.
A session Of the District Court will
convene Wednesday, May 20, Judge
Peter Breen presiding.
James Kautz of Typo arrived in Eu.
reka Saturday. He expects to move his
family here shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. p. Mayberry re-
turned on Saturdays train from their
trip to San Francisco.
John Repetto, who lie now located at
Hazen in Churchill County, arrived in
Eureka by Saturdays train.
Martin Mahoney went down to Pail
SADIE Wednesday ON business and re.
turned ON Thursdays train.
Mrs. Joseph Birch has taken a three
years lease on the Irwin ranch at Duck.
water from Miss Imogene Irwin.
Homer Wilson was an arrival in Eu-
reka on the train Thursday. having re-
turned from a visit to San Francisco.
Thomas Roseyear came over from his
ranch near Illipah. White Pine County,
Friday for supplies and returned Sun.
day.
Miss Christy Fulton, who has been
teaching school near Austin. Lander
County, returned home on Tuesdays
train.
At the school election on Ruby Hill,
May 20. three trustees will be elected,
two for the short term and one for the
long term.
N. A. Graves a former mechanic in
the employ of the Richmond Eureka
Company on Ruby Hill. returned from
Goldield Saturday.
Miss Anna 9. Lederer, who has been
teaching the Damele district school
closed her term of school there May s
and is now visiting in Eureka.
John Huffmeister was engaged this
week putting in a cement walk in front
Of the Hotel Zadow. When completed
1t will give that thoroughfare quite a
neat appearance.
w. II. Smith Of Newark valley, ac-
c%ompanied by his daughter. Miss An
ME, drove over from Eureka to Ely the
first of the week, where Mr.. Smith
went on court business.
Deputy State supt. A. B. Lightfoot
and wife have returned from their trip
through White Pine County. where
Mr.. Lightfoot has been visiting official
ly the various schools OF that section.
The SENTINEL is indebted to Will G.
Walker Of Tonopah for the news Of the
fire that occurred in that city early on
the morning of May ~, having sent a
telegram to this paper at moon that day
announcing the conflagratioD.
The weather during the past six days
has been nearly a repetition of that pre-
vailing last week-snow. rain. wind
and frosty nights. Sunday it partly
cleared up, but the good old Summer
time weather has not vet set in.
Miss Mabel Spinner. who is taking q
course Of study at Stanford University,
Palo Alto. California. returned to Eu-
reka on Thursdays train. where she
will spend her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Spinner.
Phil Paroui announces in his adver-
tisement in another column that all
those ordering flowers from him for
Decoration Day are requested to hand
in their orders not later than May 20 to
insure the prompt delivery of the same.
Next Wednesday. May 20. is the last
day on which candidates for the office
of school trustee can file their certifi-
Gates of nomination, as the law requires
that the filing shall be done five days
before the day of election, which occurs
Monday. May 20.
Carson Appeal. May 10: Attorney
Alfred Chartz left last evening for San
Francisco. where he will argue the case
of Sydney +. Wales VS.. Daniel Davies
ct al. on appeal to the U. s.. Circuit
Court Of Appeals from the Circuit Court
Ninth Circuit. District of Nevada. being
a mining case.
Father Mannion. who has been absent
at Austin, Lander County. and vicinity
for the past month, returned on Tues
days train. He held services in the
Catholic Church Sunday and will hold
the regular church services next Sun.
day at 0 a. m. He will celebrate mass
this Monday morning at 1880.
A spirited game of baseball was
played at the grounds south of town
Saturday afternoon between the Eu-
reka and Ruby Hill baseball teams. the
Eureka kids coming ont victorious. the
score standing 10 to 8. The Ruby Hill
boys expect to do better when they play
their next match game.
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