The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

NJ r.
.,,.cl Of rheumatism
w. and Mrs. W. II. Russell were ar
from Pslisade on Thursday.
I'VE w.. thermometer in Eureka this week
,siss.rsd around the 90 marx % sew
.rsi days
ooun,v Clerk R. Mechanics returned
80 from an official trip to the
north end of the county.
.,,nsvriter, bicycle and a cornet are
- for sale at bargain prices in an
.a,srti.sment under New To-day"
~. Trustees Of Bsowawe School Dis
49,, announce a special school election
n,h.tdistrict. See notice under New
To-Day"
r..,t Wipzel was an arrival from
,,,h. Thursday. His mother. Mrs. M.
w'a,sll. who has been quite i'll for Q '
y, months. is now reported to be i'm
podug nicely.
v,.nk Mcbride, Charley Allen and
ufIi.m Lawry left Monday to go to
.rt on the mining properties OF q. W..
r.,sbtou near Alpha. about 80 miles
path Of Eureka.
Clarence Sadler of Carson was an ar.
.,., hare last Saturday and left the
,.x, day for the Sulphur ranch. 80 miles
,o,,h Of Eureka. where he goes to work
for bis brother. Edgar.
A,teption is called to the advertise.
usnt Of the County Commissioners
onblished In another column regarding
the burning OF rubbish on the streets
within the town limits Of Eureka.
From r. Mechanics, who made a trip
to the ranches about Alpha this week,
4, ia learned that haying in that section
!, now going on and that much better
crops are being harvested this year than
we're cut last season.
W. c. Rannells. president OF the Eu.
rat,. Windfall Mining Company, wal
an arrival from Goldield Wednesday.
10 was accompanied by J. H.. Caustep
d Seattle, Wash, one Of the stock.
holders OF the company.
Richard Y. Fitzgerald was an arrival
ia Eureka by Mondays train from Bos-
pu. Mass. He is on his way to Redding.
California. to visit his brother. Mccoy
fitzgerald. and stopped over here to see
bis father. Judge A. j. Fitzgerald.
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney. Charles Green.
wood. A. p. Tenvoord and julius Hueb.
ner Left Monday by automobile for o
short hunting and prospecting trip
TO Antelope Springs. southwest Of Eu-
The Party returned Wednesday
afternoon.
White Pine News, July O.: Charles
RIDDEN. a mining man Of Eureka. ar
hved yesterday and will remain in the
several days fixing mp some mat.
pertaining to some patented mines
n.the Silverado mining district. which
sold for taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Agnew left
for their home at Superior,
Wisconsin. Mr.. Agnew is engaged in
be Lumber business at that place. They
lave been here for the past few weeks
Mrs. Agnew's father. NJ. Nc.
and sister. Mrs. Gertrude Ha-
ar.
Miss Nadyj Rost Of Milwaukee. Wis.
onsin. who arrived here last Saturday,
Of BY private conveyance "Wednesday
for a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
oseph Williams. Of Hot Greek. Dur
10 her stay in Eureka she took the pri-
AIRY examination for a teachers Ger.
dcate.
Mrs. II. Wunderlich. sister OF Mrs.
'Srph Wiiilhuls Vi iiot oAochs Nyo
ounty. accompanied by her niece. Miss
orma Wunderlich. left on the train
morning for their home at
ubuque. Iowa. They have just re-
rned from a few mouths visit at the
'illiams home at Hot Greek.
Congressman George A. Bartlett and
nator Newlands have our thanks for a
up of the lands designated by the
cretary Of the Interior April 81. 1909.
der the enlarged Homestead Act Of
bruary 10. 1909 This map shows the
Ids in Nevada that are open to settle.
mt under the enlarged Homestead
4.
When Willis Bradley returned from
ven Troughs. Humboldt County, o
Y months ago he brought with him q
zee of specimen gold ore from the
ndergartsn mine of that district, the
lue of which is said to be $50 900 per
D. He gave the specimen to j. l..
NTH of Eureka, who sent a portion OF
away and had q handsome set OF
seve buttons and a stick pin made
ON it.