The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-11-28
rys EKA S NTINEL
SATURDAY. NovEMBER %. 1908
c BREvITIES.

Charles Minoletti Of Hamilton was in
Eureka the first Of the week on business.
Willis Bradley returned to Seven
rrougbs, Humboldt County. on Mon
days train.
Mrs. q. w. Leighton left Wednesday
10 spend Thanksgiving with her hus-
band and son at Cedar.
n. +. Golding. cashier of the Eureka
County Bank, returned Tuesday from
business trip to Reno.
The delinquent sale notice Of the
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
spublished under New To-Day"
Thomas Dixon left on Fridays train
for Bartlett Springs. California. where
he goes for the benefit Of his health.
Spencer Plummer Of Mineral Hill
csme up on the train Wednesday to take
in the ball and attend to some business
matters.
Mrs. William II. Sweeney went down
TO Palisade on the train Friday morning
for q visit with her daughter, Mrs.
]. w. Ebert.
Two carloads Of coal were received
here this week by the Nevada Mining
g. Development Company. aud it 10
now being hauled from the 4. & p. de.
pot to the Holly mine on Adams Hill.
The Thanksgiving ball given at the
Opera House on Wednesday night for
the benefit Of the Eureka High School
was well attended and proved to be
. most enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Elsie Miller and two children,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Wave
Loufbourrow. left for Sacramento on
Wednesdays train. where it is under
.sood Mrs. Miller will make her future
home.
9. f. Mcclellan. q surveyor OF Elko,
arrived In Eureka on Monday accom-
panied by his wife. He is here to sur
vsy the mining claims on Adams Hill
belonging to the Nevada Eureka Min
ing Company for patent.
J. #. Haley, State License Collector.
arrived here ON Saturdays train on
another Of his official trips to the
different counties Of the State to as
certain IL the various officers collecting
licenses are performing their duties
according to law.
II Young America could choose the
holidays they would all come on Thurs.
days. To properly observe Thanks
giving and give all a chance to recover
from their feastipg on that day. school
was dismissed Wednesday afternoon In
Eureka and the bell will not ring again
until Monday morning.
Mrs. Walter J. Tonkin Of Virginia
City. accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Celia. aud son. Walter. arrived in
Eureka by Mondays train to attend the
funeral Of her father, the late John
@. Crombie. They expect to remain in
Eureka for about two weeks. Mrs.
Crombie will return and make her home
with her daughter at Virginia City.
s. G. Dye. Z. g. p. agent in Eureka.
returned Tuesday from his trip to Salt
Lake. He reports that ct present there
Is no trouble to obtain either CASTLE
Gate or Rock Springs coal in that
market. He also states that all Utah 10
unusually prosperous and lively. and
that there 10 . great deal Of new build.
ing going on both in Salt Lake and at
Ogden.
Simon Trento having disposed OF his
ranch property in Eureka County to p.
Eiera, his son-in-law. leaves this (Sat.
nrday) morning with his wife and three
children for Genoa. Italy.
where they will probably make their
home in the future. Mr.. and Mrs
Trento are old residents Of this county.
accommodating by their saving and In.
dustry . comfortable compstencs to
keep them In the future wherever they
may live.