The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-10-31
c BREvITIES.

business tiAp v
Pete Carletti Of Alpha spent several
DAYS in Eureka this week.
W. E. Jeannot returned Thur sday
from his trip to Salt Lake.
The Brown Hotel this week added q
new safe to its club room department.
Bernard Damele of the Three Bar
ranch was an arrival by Tuesday train.
Mrs. Ed Bergman of Prospect re.
turned Tuesday from a visit in Cali
fornia.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald was an arrival
from the western part Of the State on
Thursdays train.
A. b. Lightfoot, candidate for Dis
trict Attorney. has a political announce.
ment in another column.
Tom Griffin of Carlin this week pur.
chased o number of beef cattle from
Pete Carletti and the Damele Bros.
and from other ranchers in Pine
Valley.
The Mob Hill Fire Company intends
giving q masquerade ball at the Eureka
Opera House on New Years eve.
Thursday, December 81. The advertise
ment will appear later.
Postmaster @. l.. Broy has been ION.
fined to his home during the past week
on account of illness. He is now re-
ported better and expects to be around
again in a few days.
The Western Pacific tunnel at Pail
sade was completed this week and o
number of men employed were laid of.
1t is understood that most Of these men
intend remaining there until after
election.
Thomas Drew. the mining man who
has been investigating the mines OF this
axrict for the past two months, spent
several days at Hamilton this week with
NJ p Murphy examining several
properties there. They were favorably
impressed with the mineral outlook in
that section.
A letter received in Eureka this week
states that Miss Blythe Swick. who
has recently been employed in the Bel
Telephone service in San Francisco,
had given up this work and would re.
turn to her home in Eureka to spend
the holidays-after visiting with friends
in Oakland and Reno.
Attention is called to the political
announcement in this issue Of Oscar ].
Smith, Republican nominee for Regent
of the State University, long term. Mr.
Smith has been chairman Of the
University Board for the past four years,
and is the only nominee for Regent Oh
either ticket from Washoe County.
The new advertisement Of the list OF
American and English fire insurance
companies of which /. @. G. Whitmore
OF Eureka is the agent here. is pub
lished in another column Of the SEN
TINEL. Mr.. Whitmore is now also
agent of the insurance companies for
merry represented by the late John
Pardy.
Mrs. George Shultes Of Beowawe
was taken to San Francisco last week
for the purpose Of undergoing a capita
operation in one of the hospit ais in tina
city. She was accompanied by hei
husband, who returned Thursday and
stated that the operation was performed
the first of the week and was success.
ful. and that Mrs. Shultes was now do
ing as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
r. w. Moltke. in charge OF the Belle
Telephone system in Eureka and
vicinity, returned from his trip to Ely
Wednesday. He put in a number o.
new instruments between here ano
Ely as we'll as making the necessary
repairs to the line between the two
places. He states that the telephone
line between the Holly mineson Adam
Hill, about three miles west Of Eureka
will be completed and in running ordei
the latter part Of this week.
Almon Day. one Of the principa
stockholders of the Newark Mill ant
Mining Company at Newark. who hal
been here for several months assisting
in getting the mill and mine at tina
place in working order. left last Satur
day for his home at Lynn. Massachu
sets. Mr.. Day reports everything
around the mill aud mine to be work
ing smoothly and in a satisfactor,
pianner. The mill is a concentrating
plant and in the handling Of the ores IL
giving good results.