The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-07-13
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MONDAY. JULY Is. 1908.
c BREvITIEs.

shower of rain Sunday afternoon.
Willis Bradley departed on Mondays
train for Seven Troughs. Humboldt
County.
Frank r. Perry and Joseph Woods
came in on the train Thursday from
Salt Lake.
District Attorney A. s. Henderson
returned from his professional visit
to Carson by Thursdays train.
Otis Fulton, who has been visiting in
Eureka for the past six months, re-
turned to Cortez by Wednesdays train.
Z. Sasserno Of Palisade wal In Eu-
reka several days this week attending
to legal business.
Robert Raftice. now Of Bald Noun.
tain. came in from that camp Friday
afternoon.
John Cobb Of Duckwater was In Eu.
reka this week with . four.horse team
for supplies for the former section.
Mrs. William Leighton and two sons.
Olney and Morris. were departures this
week for Cedar station on the e. & p.
Mrs. Bessie Amidon reopened her
boarding house on Rudy Hill last Mon.
day.
James Kautz has rented the Mullins
house on Mob Hill aud his family will
arrive from Typo in a week or 10 days
to take mp their residence here.
Frank Kopp. who has been visiting
in Cal~ifornia.and Tonopah for the past
two months. returned from the latter
place by Thursdays train.
Haying has commenced on the
ranches in all the valleys in this
vicinity. 1t is reported that hands are
scarce In this section this season.
Last Tuesday afternoon o whirlwind
waltzed through the Hotel Zadow
saloon with such force as to break one OF
the large panes Of glass but Of the door
leading into the bar.
Will Robertson, the painter and
paper hanger. left for Frank Romano's
ranch in Diamond Valley Tuesday on
business and will be absent about ten
dAys.
The Eureka County Board OF Exami.
nation will hold its second semi annual
examination for teachers certificates
at the school house commencing Mon.
day morning July IS. at 8 O'Clock.
Il. A. Dean, who has been teaching
school at Hamilton for the past year. ar
rived here Tuesday. He left for Pail
SADIE on Fridays train, where he will
spend a month doing assessment work
on locations he owns near there.
Mrs. O. L. Broy. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Edna. left by Monday.
train for San Francisco. Mrs. Broy
goes for the benefit Of her health aud
the young lady will undergo another
operation there for tonsilitis.
+. @. Garland, foreman OF the Rich.
mond. Eureka Company's mine. NJ. T.
Glynn. head carpenter. and Frank Will
SOL q former employe. accompanied by
20 other workmen. arrived here ID
Saturdays train from Utah.
Miss Nina Whitmore. who has been
taking special work at the School of
Oratory in Boston since her departure
from Eureka four years ago. returned
by Thursdays train for an extended
visit at her home in Eureka.
]. b. Sabron OF Currant Greek, Nye
County, came in Tuesday. He says the
late frosts there and 1t Duckwater put
the fruit crop out Of commission for this
season. The vegetable and alfalfa
crops were also quite materially
damaged in both OF these sections.
Commissioner Ed Thomas returned
to his home near Palisade Tuesday By
private conveyance. He was accom-
panied by his sister. Mrs. F. J. Keegan
of L 10. aud the Misses Teresa Sasserno
aud Maggie Jones Of Palisade, who
spent the Fourth in Eureka.
William E. Jeannot was greeted by
cordial handshakes n oougratula tions
by friends on his arrival in Eureka OIL
Thursdays train. having joined the ben.
edic.s. At Muskegon. Michigan. on June
"a he was joined in holy wedlock to Miss
Grace Forbes. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robertson of that city. His
bride accompanied him to Eureka. Mr..
Jeannot is q large stakeholder in the
new Holly Mining Company operating
on Adams Hill. and it Is understood
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeannot will take mp
their residence here.