The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-12-05
s,ruRpAY. DECEMBER 8. 1908
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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f~sssional business.
pepu.y Supt. A. B. Lightfoot returned
friday from an official trip in White
Pine County.
Tom Dixon got as far as Reno on bis
rim to Bartlett Springs returning here
m Tuesdays train.
According to the market reports
mgar dropped twenty cents per hun
a,sd pounds this week.
Rev. Father Mannion returned to
Eureka Tuesday after an absence Of
vseral months at Austin.
Judge Peter Breen returned home
Thursday from Austin where he has
been holding q term Of the District
Court.
Charley Brossemer. who has been In
Eureka for the past several mopths. re-
turned to Elko Monday where he has
mining interests.
There will be q stated communica-
lion Of Eureka Lodge. No. 16. +. 81 A.
lion Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Election Of officers.
DR.. Henry Hagar of Ruby Valley,
Elko County. arrived here Tuesday for
visit with with his sister. Mrs. Laura
Hoegh, aud his son, Henry.
Charles Bryant OF Palisade was
brought up on Wednesday afternoon
aud taken to the county hospital, suf.
fering from an injured leg.
William Walker and his mother,
Mrs. Blair, former Eurekans, left Tono-
plh this week for Los Angeles. CAL,
for the benefit of Mrs. Blair's health.
MIRA. Elwood Bsemer arrived by
Thursdays train from her home at
sarks. Nevada. to spend the holidays
win her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ii.
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As will be seen by advertisement in
this issue, the taxes for the year 1908
are now due aud payable at the office Of
County Treasurer Mechanics. IL pay.
ment is not made on or before Monday.
December Z. 1908. 10 per cen will be
added.
Asst. Supt. A. X. Randolph Of the
E& r, accompanied by W. 4. Condor,
civil engineer Of San Francisco. ar.
rived here Wednesday to look over
some new improvements that are being
planned by the company at this end Of
the line.
G.. w. Boyle, q mining man OF Dem
YER, Colorado, who has been here for
the past week examining the mining
properties Of Frank X. Smitt in Fish
Lake valley, as well as other mines In
this district, returned East or Wednes-
days train.
Mrs. Joseph Tognini and two sons,
Joseph and Tilio. OF Hobson. White Pine
County aud Jacob Minola Of Huntington
Valley. Elko County. arrived in Eureka
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Thomas Minola, mother Of Mrs. Tognini
aud Mr.. Minola.
X. w. Moltke of the Bell Telephone
Company, who has been in Eureka for
several mouths arranging for putting
10 a system OF telephones. left for Ely
Sunday on a business trip. He will
return here as soon as the consignment
OF telephones ordered arrive. and be.
gin the work Of putting them in place.
Aptone Cerrntti, an old Italian resi-
dent Of Eureka County, who has been
hauling aud selling wood in Eureka
for years, recently sold his wagon,
horses, etc., and left with the Simon
Trento family last Saturday for Italy.
where he has two married daughters.
with whom he will probably live for
the remaining years of his life.
A number Of Eurekaps who are share.
holders in the Spring Valley Water
Company of SanFrancisco were notified
this week that they would receive q
OuEisthlus SiAt VI "a y" ioA s-~
payable on December 23 This is the
first dividend the company has declared
since the big earthquake and fire in
that city on April IS. 1906. The circu
lar sent out by the company states that
1t is expected to continue the payment
OF quarterly dividends.
w. 4. Jeannot. managing director OF
the Nevada Mining s. Development
Company. leaves Eureka on Monday
for the East. He expects to visit Chi
cago. New York and Boston on business
connected with his c~ompany's mining
interests in Eureka. He will be &C
companied by his wife and they Intend
spending the holidays with relatives a.
Muskegou, Michigan, returning &c
Eureka early in January. Miss Lizzie
Davies will accompany Mr.. and Mrs,
Jeannot as far as Salt Lake. where
after a short visit in that city. she will
continue on to Butte, Montana, te
make an extended visit with relatives.