The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-03
MONDAY. AUGUST 8. 1908
c BREvITIES.

Hamilton Wednesday.
W. Z. Griffin left on the train Mon
day on q business trip to Elko.
Granville Fletcher left Friday ON 0
business trip to Redding. California.
r. A. Laird and Dennis Keefe left
Saturday for a ten days prospecting
trip south Of Eureka.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of County Commissioners will
be held on Monday, August 8.
Misses Jennie Zadow, Retta Farlinger
and Adelaide Wilhelm returned Satur
day from their outing in Diamond
Valley.
George Bailey. q former employe Of
the Richmond. Eureka Company on
Ruby Hill. returned On Saturdays train
from Salt Lake.
Mrs. G. A. Mau. accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Minnie, left Wednesday
for q visit with friends in Lamoille
Valley. Elko County.
Miss Felicia Lani, who has been
visiting relatives in Elko County. and
also extended her trip to Salt Lake,
returned home Tuesday.
Miss Emma Reeli, who has been
teaching school at Beowawe. returned
home Tuesday. After closing the term
there she visited In California.
Charles Coates moved his family from
Ruby Hill into the Mcbride house on
Mob Hill this week, and he has gone to
work at the Holly mine on Adams Hill.
M. P. Murphy. who returned from q
business trip to Mineral Hill Thursday.
states that he learned while there that
the wife Of j. G. Crombie was critically
i'll
TEX Richard and wife Passed
through Eureka from Ely by auto.
mobile Tuesday afternoon on their re-
turn to R~awhide. IN the western part
Of the State.
Nick Ratio left Eureka Thursday
morning with his train Of mules for
Newark, where he will utilizs them in
packing wood to the plant of the New
ark Mill & Mining Company.
During the week ore shipments were
made from the Rocco Homestake, Julia
and McEllin mines at Hamilton over
the E. & p. Railway to the United
States Smelling Company in Utah.
Walter Fl. Whitmore and wife we're
arrivals in Eureka last Sundnv evening
by auto from Goldfield. They spent the
week with Mr.. Whitmore parents and
family, returning to Goldfeld Sun
day.
Mrs. G. Huebner, who has been
visiting in the western part Of the State
returned home Tuesday. She was ac-
companied from Palisade by her daugh-
ter and grandchildren who come here
T. visit with her.
O. q. Dwight, a mechanical engineer
employed at the Holly mine on Adams
Hill, has moved his family from Salt
Lake and they have taken up their
residence in the former Golding house
Oh Spring street.
The new air compressor for the Ne.
vads Development & Mining Company
that arrived from the East the latter
part OF last week was hauled to the
Holly mine on Adams Hill Tuesday
and put in position.
AIT johnson, who has been absent for
the past two or three years in the
southern part Of the State. returned
here Tuesday. He says the recent de-
preston that has prevailed over the en-
tire country was felt very perceptibly
in that section.
Thomas Dixon. accompanied by
Willie Zadow, left on the train Tuesday
for Bartlett Springs in California,
where they 20 for the benefit of their
health. Before returning home they
will visit Grass Valley. California. the
home Of Willie Zadow's grand parents.
Mrs. Theresa Florio. mother Of An
CELLO Florio. proprietor Of the Brown
Hotel, Mrs. Nick Moderalli Of Eureka
and Antoine Florio Of Beowawe. de.
parted for her old home in Naples. Italy.
on Thursdays train. where she intends
to remain permanently. She goes to
that city to reside with her daughter-in.
law. Mrs. Autone Florio.
o is Fult)n returned on the train
Tuesday from q trip to Cortez, Tenabo
aud the Elko Hot Springs. He says
things in a mining and business way
are very quiet at the two first men,
toned places. He learned while at
Cortez, however, that parties were me-
gotiatiug with the Tenabo Mines Com
pany for a lease OF the tailings dump at
the mill at Cortez. IL is proposed to
work the tailigs by the cyanide pro.
cess.