The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-06-01
c BREVITIES.

CALlc III AtOhn hCA hnhSh
Sheriff w. II. Sweeney has appointed
W. J. Hooper a deputy sheriff for
Eureka.
Austin Jackson left Eureka Thursday
by private conveyance for Hamilton
and Ely.
Mrs. A. Anderson and children Of
Palisade arrived Thursday to visit with
relatives.
Ben Regli. Jr., who has been visiting
at Ely for some time. returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. f. Taylor leaves on Mon
days train for a visit with relatives at
Tonopah.
Olney Leighton. son OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Leighton, came up from Alpha
Thursday.
Charles A. Coates of Ruby Hill was
an arrival on Tuesdays train from
Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Romano Of Dia-
mond Valley came up to Eureka Thurs
day for a visit.
Will +. Man, after IN absence Of Eve
months in California, returned home ON
Tuesday train.
Rev. Father Mannion departed fol-
the western part of the State Cd
Wednesday S train.
The Board Of County Commits
sioners will hold their regular monthly
meeting Monday, June 1.
Der; wilkins, who has been absent
from Eureka for several months, ar
rived Thursday from Colorado.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Rogantini came
in from Pinto Greek Friday afternoon
to attend the Decoration Day exercises.
Mrs. Dennis Coyle and son, Ell, OF
the Six.Mile House neat Hamilton,
came over to Eureka Thursday for a
visit.
All the Grand Jurors from outside
Eureka, who were temporarily excused
by Judge Breen. left for their homes
Monday.
Albert Mau OF Newark Valley came
in from his ranch Friday and remained
over Decoration Day. He returned
home Sunday.
Supt. L. j.. Anderson of the Stargo
Mining Company drove in from Stargo.
Nye County, Saturday afternoon. He
expects to return Tuesday.
A Republican club with a large mem
bership has been formed at Rawhide.
Lew Rogers. formerly of Eureka. wat
made temporary chairman.
Mrs. William McDougal and grand
son of Newark valley arrived in Eureka
Friday from Ely. where Mrs. McDougal
was called on court business.
blackburn" who was reported to
have died at Tonopah three years
ago, arrived in Eureka on Tuesday,
train. He is still very much alive.
George Brehe OF Huntington valley
was All arrival in Eureka Friday. He
took part with the Eureka Brass Band
in furnishing music on Decoration Day.
Enrico Sasserno, who was in town
several days the first of the week at
tending to some legal matters. left for
his home at Palisade by Wednesdays
train.
James Scobie, brother of the late John
Scobie, Of Cambridge, Wisconsin, who
has been visiting in California for sew.
eral weeks, returned to Eureka on Sat-
urday's train.
Sheriff w. II. Sweeney left on thu
train Wednesday for Carson, having IN
charge Harry Milton, convicted OF
house breaking and sentenced to Is
months in the States prison.
w. d. Jones, a former Judge OF this
judicial district, was elected a school
trustee at Reno Monday by a handsome
majority. A large vote was polled and
it was O very spirited contest,
Mrs. Henry Lorigan and children,
who have beer visiting at their OLD
home at Duckwater for several weeks
left on Fridays train for their present
home near San Jose, California.
Surveyor General Mathew Kyle, now
of Reno. but formerly sheriff OF Eureka
County. has recently been advised from
Washington that his salary has been
increased from $500 to $4,000 per year.
The school trustee election on Ruby
Hill last Monday resulted in the cleo
ton of John @. Kitchen for the long
term and John McNaughton for the
short term. There were w tickets in
the field.
Miss Elizabeth Rand, who has been
teaching the Sulphur Springs district
school in Diamond valley. closed her
term May 90 and returned to her home
in Pine Valley. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Romano of ianon
valley.
Mrs. Matt Hoey, who has been visit.
ing at San Rafael, California, for sew.
eral weeks. returned home Thursday.
Sha ma accompanfed nv Mrs. Sarah