The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-04-03
c BREvITIES.

80 into Eureka last Saturday on
business trip.
v,.d II. Doll Of the Exc Hide and
,unt Company spent several days In
Eoreka this week.
NJ. william Blair and child OF Bull
Crack. Nye County. drove over Wed
,ssdsy for q short visit.
n p Barnum. who has been ia San
r..,c,sco for several months past. ar.
,,,sd in Eureka Tuesday.
Charles Minoletti Of Hamilton drove
aver to Eureka Saturday and remained
several days on business.
The Diamond and Excelsior Mining
compauy this week shipped 100 tons Of
ana 10 the Salt Lake shelters.
There will be . regular communion
~, Of Eureka Lodge No. 10. +. g. A.
u Saturday evening ut 1880 o'clock.
The condition Of Miss Dora Morris.
.bo Vas threatened this week with an
,.ssck Of appendicitis. is reported much
improved.
The Episcopal Guild will meet again
n two weeks-Friday. April le. at the
hons of Mrs. G.. s. Henderson on
Spring street.
Mrs. NJ. @. Foster was taken seriously
M Early Saturday morning with an
attack of liver and stomach trouble.
Int her condition 10 now very much
improved.
Mrs. Bertha Rich Of Eureka returned
here Tuesday from San Jose, Cali.
forpia. where she has been with her
daughter, Miss Mary DeFlon. during
the past Winter.
George Kaeding. who has charge
of the construction OF the new
cysuide mill for the Eureka Windfall
Company, returned Saturday from q
business visit to Goldfeld.
William wainwright. superintendent
ofths Newark Mill and Mining Com.
p,uy ut Newark, who has been visiting
for several months at Berkeley. Califor.
us, returned TO Eureka by Thursdays
irain.
W. E. Jeaunot, who Is interested 10
the Utah Apex Mining Company at
Bingham Canyon, Utah. leaves Satur-
day for an inspection Of the mines OF
that company. He expects to be absent
about q week.
Mike Dargin Of Summit on the K. q
P. Railway was Ia Eureka Thursday.
Mr.. Dargin recently underwent three
operations in San Francisco for a
growth 10 his mouth. and Is now slowly
recovering from the effects Of the treat
msnt.
Mrs. Flora Grace Magee aud her
lister. Miss Ethel w. Dean. arrived 10
Eureka Tuesday from Bsowawe, Eu-
feka County. to attend to some legal
matters in the District Court. They
returned down the road Wednesday
morning.
Assemblyman Spencer Reynolds. who
went to Virginia City 10 visit his
brother after the ADJOURNMENT OF the
late Nevada legislature. returned to
Eoreka Saturday. Thursday he re-
sumed his duties as one OF the engi-
neers for the Richmond. Eureka Com.
pauy on Ruby Hill.
Brayton P. Campbell arrived here
Thursday from Goldfeld. He is a
netallurgist and will have charge Of
the new cyanide mill of the Eureka
windfall Company when it Is completed.
10 the meantime he will do the assaying
for the company. taking the place Of
W. 0. Ruggles. who left Friday for
California.
Miss Lucey McDermott. who came
here from Virginia City recently to
take the position Of assistant to Princi-
pal f.. Z. McLucas In the Eureka public
school, was taken seriously i'll Tuesday.
and has since been confaed to her
She Is now reported to be i'm
and expects to resume her
school duties next week.
p. II. HUI has q new advertisement
this issue showing the liue Of goods
be is now prepared to furnish patrons.
BE has just received . large supply Of
wall papers Of the latest patterns aud
and as this 10 the season for
house cleaning and renovation,
those in need Of anything in this line
are requested 70 call and inspect the
new stock.
Joseph Brearlsy. q former resident Of
Eureka. being connected with the Owl
Liquor Company. aud who left here for
Reno about two years ago. returned
Tuesday. Mr.. Brearley Is slowly re-
covering from q severe attack OF ty-
phoid fever which he contracted several
months ago on the Coast. His present
visit here is made In part in the hope
that the pure mountain air will be
beneficial in restoring his health. He
repor to business Conditions in the
western part Of the State as we'll as in
california to be very quiet. and believes
from the present outlook in this section
that Eureka has az hriRht. IL not n