The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-24
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Charles Minoletti was an arrival from
Hamilton Saturday.
Ernest Mau left on the train Wednes
day for q business trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Ernest Simonsen returned herr
from Salt Lake on Tuesdays train.
@. f. Montgomery Of Beowawe wat
in Eureka Tuesday attending to lega
matters in the District Court.
Thomas Dixon and Willie Zadow re
turned from their trip to California
Saturday much improved in health.
r. II. Mallett. cashier Of the FRS
National Bank Of Elko, spent Tuesday
in Eureka attending to business mat
ters.
Attorneys +. s. Gedney and Otto T.
Williams of Elko were in Eureka Tues
day attending to legal matters in tn,
District Court.
W. Z. Griffin, foreman Of the Crane
Jury, has issued q call for a meeting o.
that body. See advertisement undel
New To-Day"
There will be a meeting Of Beatift
Lodge No. z, X. of p, Tuesday evening
August %. for work In the Third Ranl
in the Long Form.
Oscar J. Smith was an arrival from
Reno Thursday. He left for Hamilton
Friday with II. +. Golding to attend Il
some mining business.
Mrs. s. G. Dye. wife OF the agent Of
the Z. & p. Railway in Eureka. &C
~companied by her two children. left
Monday for a visit at Salt Lake.
AT a recent meeting of the school
trustees of Prospect, Miss Lizzie Bon
ne,v Of Eureka was re elected teacher
Of that school for the ensuing year.
Mrs. G. S. Henderson and daughter
Miss Allie. most Hospitality entertained
the ladies Of the Episcopal Guild a
their residence on Spring street Friday
afternoon.
Edgar Sadler, who was in town Sat
urday, states that the Sadler Sulphur
Ranch in Diamond Valley had aboul
completed the cutting Of over 800 tom
OF hay this season.
Miss lone Erickson and Mrs. Frank
Curieux, nee Jennie Gregovich. for
mer Eurekans, are among the teachers
appointed in the public schools at Tono.
pah for next term.
Mrs. NJ. Terrell this week sold her
residence and stable on South Monroe
street, Eureka, to Mrs. Matt Hoey. Sht
returned to her home at Goldheld on
Wednesdays train.
w. Z. Griffin has been appointed
agent Of the Nevada Eureka Mining
Company. a Nevada corporation, the
property Of which Is situated near the
Albion mine on Ruby Hill.
Thomas Drew and James Beckwith.
mining men from Southern Nevada,
were arrivals here Saturday. They
left Sunday with NJ. p. Murphy to in.
spect some mining property at Mt.
Hope.
Charles T. Weidman. representing
the Hayes onnett interests at Gold.
field, is here inspecting the mines OF
this district. In company with O. l..
Broy he visited a number Of properties
here this week.
Will Loufbourrow. accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. E. +. Miller. and her two
children, arrived on Saturdays train
from Marysville. California. Mrs. Mil
Ter will make her home here with her
father. Harlan L~oufbourrow.
w. A. Moore OF Newark Valley was
in Eureka Friday attending to business
matters. He reports that his Warm
Spring Ranch turned of a fine crop Of
hay this season, and said he was just
finishing the cutting and putting up OF
over 600 tons Of hay.
William f. Jeannot. n Of the prin
cipal stockholders in the Nevada Dew.
elopment aud Mining Company now
operating the Holly mine on Adams
Hill, who has been in Eureka for tn.
past six weeks. left here Friday for the
East accompanied by Mrs. J~eannot.
G. b. Merialdo accompanied by his
youngest son, Peter. aud stepson. Joe
Rebaleati. departed on Wednesdays
train for San Francisco. Mr.. Merialdo
has been in poor health for some time
and goes to the coast in the hope that d
change Of climate will be beneficial to
him.
Miss Carolyn Hoyt Of Brookline,
Mass, who came West with Miss Nina
Whitmore on her return home. and who
has spent several weeks visiting in
Washington and California. was an
arrival in Eureka by Thursdays train
She is the guest Of Miss Nina Whit
more, who she will visit until the
young ladies return East. about Sep
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