The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

q business trip to Salt Lake.
Assessor II. G. McTerney returned
Thursday from o trip down the railroad.
Attorney II. K. Mitchell returned
Tuesday from q professional trip to
Palisade.
e. Sasserno was up from Palisade
Saturday attending to some legal matters
in the District Court.
DIR. L. II. Francis has moved his office
TO his residence In the Levan House on
Spring street.
Jesse Mendes. the Duckwater mer.
chant, Wa in Eureka several days this
week On business.
Three carloads Of coal were received
by Peter Lob over the E. g. p. Railway
from Utah this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Russell. &C.
companied by Miss Grace Yost. came in
from Roberts Greek Thursday.
Miss Rebecca Ecoles Of Ruby Hill
has been engaged to teach the mex
term Of the Mineral Hill school.
Mrs. M. Farlinger left by train Mon
day for Carson. where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. e. w. fremont.
Miss Rebecca Eccles OF Ruby Hill. re-
turned home on Tuesdays train from a
visit with Mrs. James Butler at Bishop,
California.
The McEllin and Rocco omestake
mines at Hamilton this week made
shipments of ore via Eureka and the
Z. & p. Railway to the shelters In
Utah.
John Hancock, Jr., returned from
Goldield on Tuesdays train. where he
has been doing duty as . member OF
the State Police. He lie now one Of the
reserve force.
Mrs. NJ. Terrell, a former well known
resident of Eureka, but now of Gold.
field. arrived here by Tuesdays train on
a visit to friends and to attend to some
business matters.
Will Robertson. the painter. was en-.
gagged this week painting the roof OF
the residence Of j. b. Bale on South
Main street a bright green. which
greatly improves the appearance OF the
building.
Notice 10 called to the advertis emeni
in this issue of the Jacksonville, Cali
fornia. Chamber of Commerce. calling
attention to the resources Of Pajaro
valley. California. aud the common.
wealth Of Watsonville.
As will be seen by advertisement In
this issue of the SENTINEL, the Board OF
Commissioners Of Eureka County ad
v~ertises for sealed bids for furnishing
the material and repairing the bridge
across the Big Ditch on Bateman street
Miss Kate Mechanics departed ON
Fridays train for Salt Lake to be with
her father. r. Mechanics. who recently
underwent an operation at n OF the
hospitals in that city. She goes to
relieve her sister, Mrs. Ernest Simonsen,
who has an infant child here requiring
her care.
This week Mrs. John l.. Williams OF
Eureka received the sad news OF the
death Of her sister, Mrs. William
Walters. which occurred at Wales, Eug.
land, on July IS. Deceased is survived
by a husband and two grown children
son and daughter. She vas q native OF
Wales and about 6s years of age.
Miss Nina Whitmore OF Eureka. who
recently returned home from Boston,
where she has been taking q special
course at the School Of Oratory in that
city. has been engaged as a teacher OF
elocuiion in the public schools OF
Oorintb. Now York. She expects to
leave here for the East about September
/ t, enter upon her new duties.
The different mining companies OPP
Grating in Eurek a district paid of their
men during the week. which increased
the circulating medium here to quite an
extent. This is the first general pay
day that has taken place In this section
for the past six months, or since the
mines were closed down last Winter on
account Of the smelter troubles in Utah.