The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-31
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r.o where he will hold q term OF court
q, Judre George Brown.
u.s Kate Mechanics departed for
On Francisco Monday. where she goes
,0r . visit with relatives.
rhsre will be a stated communication
:, Eoreka Lodge No. is, +. 81 A. M,
saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
q W. Whitney and r. S. Libby, the
horse buyers, are again in Eureka look.
,rg after another shipment Of horses.
Mrs. Dave Ferraro, wife OF the sec.
,;o, foreman at Mineral station on the
Sp.. arrived in Eureka Tuesday for
svidt
Chris Geraty, a former resident of
Eureka. arrived here Monday from Phe-
nix. Arizona. for a visit with his brother.
Eugene Geraty.
Remember hat the election for a
Coupty High School takes place
throughout Eureka County next Tues.
day, August s.
II rained at intervals throughout the
day last Sunday in and about Eureka,
sipce which time the weather has been
cool and pleasant.
County Clerk Mechanics informs the
SENTINEL that he has already issued 1879
fishing and hunting licenses to persons
In Eureka County.
Earnest Mau returned from q bust.
ness trip to Salt Lake Thursday. While
away he visited in California and Sc.
attic, Washington.
W. G. Rannells. president of the Eu.
reka-w indfall Mining Company. ar
rived here Thursday and expects to
remain about q week.
Mrs. Edward Bergman OF Prospect
returned Tuesday from q three weeks
visit with Miss Mary DeFlon at Duck.
water and Currant Greek.
Secretary j. J. Jones Of the Eureka
Windfall Company. accompanied by his
brother, w. p. Jones. left Friday on a
business trip to Chicago.
W.. II. Clark. accompanied by his
brother. g. s. Clark. mining men, ar.
rived here this week from Salt Lake and
sra engaged in looking over the district.
C. Z. Allen. Manager of Mines for the
United States Mining and Smelling
Company. arrived Thursday for an in.
spection OF the Richmond. Eureka mines
on Ruby Hill.
Fred II. Elster. special agent Of the
Atlas and Manchester Fire Insurance
Companies, arrived in Eureka on Thurs
day to look over his companies risks in
this section.
Richard Y. Fitzgerald. who has been
In Eureka for the past few weeks on a
visit to his father, Judge A. l.. Fitz-
gerald, left for Redding. California. to
see his brother. Mccoy. who resides
there.
Fred f. Cooley of Salt Lake. repre-
sentative Of the Mine and Smelter Sup
ply Company. arrived Thursday and is
Interviewing the management OF the
mining companies in regard to new
equipment.
Mrs. Lon Waugh and child arrived in
Eureka on Mondays train from Starr
Valley. EIko County. After a short
visit with her sister-iu.law. Mrs. Henry
Wedekind. Of Newark Valley. she will
proceed to California.
There will be a meeting OF Eureka
Lodge No 22. /. 90. f.. on Wednesday
evening. August 4. when the installa-
tion of newly elected officers will take
place. All members Of the Order are
cordially invited to attend.
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney left Thursday
for Cortez with the ballot box and cleo
ton supplies for that precinct. He was
by w. E. Jeannot. who
goes to collect ore specimens and gather
Information for the proposed publicity
booklet.
Herbert o. Wilkins. accompanied by
his wife, arrived from Carbondale. Colo.
RADIO, on Tuesdays train. Mr.. Wilkins
and his wife left here about three
ago, and while away visited
England. where Mr.. wilkins mother
now resides.
W. e. Griffin. who left here about a
age for Hicks Springs. near
Bullfrog. Nys County. where he went
in the hope of being relieved of a severe
attack of rheumatism. returned to Eu-
reka Saturday. having fully recovered
from the ailment.
@. p. Bsrnum. accompanied by his
wife and Miss Annie Blair. came in
from Antelope Valley On Tuesday to at
tend to some business matters in Eu-
reka. Mr.. Barnum states that he and
Charley Allison are meeting with great
success in trapping the wild range
horses under the recent permit issued
them by the Government. but have
been operating so far west lately that
they have recently been shipping from
Austin instead Of driving the animals
to Eureka.
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