The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-31
c BREVITIES.

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II. A. Cuiloden left Friday on q
business trip to San Francisco.
Frank Cox returned here Thursday
from Ely. White Pine County.
o. s. wattles Of Fish Lake valley.
Nye County. was in Eureka Tuesday
for a load of supplies.
Clarence Moorman Of Illipah passed
through Eureka on Friday en- route to
California
Miss Maude Porch left Saturday for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Dibble
of Diamond Valley.
Miss Christy Fulton has been engaged
to teach the Cottonwood district school
for the ensuing term.
Miss Grace Jones. who has been visit
ing in Eureka for several weeks, re.
turned to Palisade Friday.
Mrs. William Blair and Miss Mary
De Flon were visitors in Eureka on
Saturday from Duckwater.
Joe Sri returned Saturday from
Lovelock, Nevada, where he recently
took o bunch Of range horses.
Tom Williams. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Williams, former residents Of Ruby
Hill, is here on Q visit from Oregon.
Mrs. E. II. Rowse of Ogden. Utah.
mother of Mrs. @. II. German of Eu
reka, is here on q visit to her daughter.
Mrs. A. Fraser left Monday for San
Francisco to p%urchas, a new stock Of
Fall and Winter goods for the One
Price Store.
Denny Cooney. n Of the pioneers OF
Eureka. who has been quite sick during
the pact week. Was reported very low
Sunday afternoon.
The call Of the Eureka County Re.
publican Central Committee for pri.
maries and q county convention is pub.
lished in another column OF this issue.
Bids are advertised for In this issue by
the Secret Canyon Tunnel and Develop.
ment Company for running a 100 foot
tunnel at their mines at Secret Canyon.
See advertisement.
The repairing Of the bridge that
crosses the Big Ditch on Mineral street.
at the south end OF town, vas com
pleted this week, being now securely
braced and new planks put in place.
John Greenwood has rented the
Miller house opposite the Richmond
works on South Main street. and was
joined here by his wife Tuesday. who
arrived by hat days train from Au
burn, Cal.
The Eureka Social Club gave it' first
party OF the season at the Opera House
Saturday evening. 1t was well at
tended, the music was by Germans
orchestra, and all present had a most
enjoyable time.
Judge Petsr Breen left Friday 10 at
tend the Democratic State Convention
at Tonopah ON August 81. He will be
a candidate before the convention for
the nomination of Judge of the Third
Judicial District.
Harry Davies, who was recently held
by Judge Breen to appear before the
Grand Jury on q charge of assault with
intent to kill r. Mechanics. vas re-
leased Thursday on furnishing the re-
CURED bond of $500.
Mss Mabel Spinner. who has been
spending her vacation at her home In
Eureka. returned Friday to Palo Alto.
Cal. for her fourth years work in the
mathematical course she Is taking at
the Stanford University.
County Clerk r. Mechanics. accom-.
panied by his daughter. Miss Kate Nc
Charles, aud Adams johnson, returned
to Eureka from Salt Lake by Saturdays
train. Mr.. Mechanics has recovered
from the effects Of the recent operation
he under went at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Flora Magee and Miss Ethel w.
Dean of San Francisco were arrivals in
Eureka on Thursdays train to attend
q hearing in the District Court in the
matter of the est ,te of their mother.
the late Eva J. Shaw. at which hearing
they were appointed executives OF the
estate. The ladies returned home on
Fridays train.
Two drunken buck Indians were ar
rested Tuesday near the Eureka and
PAlisade depot Oh the charge Of dis
turb.ng the peace Of the people near the
depot. They were brought before
Justice L ". Cromsr Wednesday and
sentenced to 10 days in the county Jail.
Tue Sheriff's office now has them saw
ing wood around town, aud they will
earn their muck-a.muck.