The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
LOCAL %BREvITIES.

.,duess trip to Hamilton.
Joseph Birch Of Duckwater has a
..,,cs 70 ~trespassers in this issue OF the
SENTINEL.
y Paine, o Government land In
...,or spent several days in this sec
ton this week.
rhs registered voting lists OF Eureka.
Ruby Hill. and Palisade are published
nto-dsy's issue.
q T.. Smith arrived here on the ex.
..,.;ou train Saturday from Elko and
raurned Sunday.
Ne. Antonio Damele and children
-.,s arrivals from Tonkin on Thursday
49, few days visit in Eureka.
Ernest Simonson OF Newark Valley
..,l ont a number Of men from here
rossdsy to work in the hay fields at his
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Faro left Monday
-. months visit at the Pete Eiera
,.uch. about four miles northeast Of
Eureka.
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm left on the
train Thursday morning for q visit
18th Mrs. William s. Yates Of Pine
Valley.
Miss Edith Swick left by Wednesdays
train for a vacation visit to Mrs. ID.
Morrow in Lamoille Valley. Elko
County
Ed whitmore. accompanied by his
sister, Miss Nina, left Monday for
spring Valley on u hunting and pros
pec,ing trip.
Mrs. Kate Cicali and sister, Mrs. Villa
Husbner, returned Monday from a visit
At Palisade with their sister. Mrs. A.
Anderson.
Mrs. Flora Morris. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Dora, left on the
train Tuesday morning for a mouths
visit at San francisco.
A. F. Stahl. representing the Fire
Underwriters of San Francisco, spent
Monday aud Tuesday inspecting fire in.
surance risks in Eureka.
A. L. Seebra and wife were arrivals
from Carbondale. Colorado. by Thurs
days train on q visit to Mrs. Seebra's
sou. George Winters. and family.
Ned Clark OF Blue Eagle. Nye County.
was in Eureka for q load Of supplies
last Saturday. He reports that section
to be very dry this season and greatly in
need Of rain.
DR.. J. Prescott Dyos. the optician.
who has been in Eureka for several
weeks. leaves Saturday for Elko. He has
done q good business here and has sup
piled q large number OF q people with
glasses.
Judge Peter Breen returned Monday
from Austin. where he has been holding
a session Of the Lander County District
Court. He reports mining and general
business conditions at Austin to be
steadily improving.
Harry Father. accompanied by his
sister. Miss Efie. returned Thursday
from a months visit at Salt Lake City.
Miss Father has been undergoing treat
msnt for her eyes, which are now re.
ported to be much improved.
William Moore Of the Warm Springs
ranch in Newark Valley was in Eu-
rska Tuesday securing hands to har-
vest this eason crop of hay. He left
Wednesday morning for home with the
necessary number of men to do the
work.
Mrs. Joseph Birch was up from Duck-
water on Tuesday for a load Of supplies.
She reported that haying was now In
full swing with an ample supply OF
hands. and that there is every prospect
OF q big crop being harvested there this
season.
Deputy Superintendent A. B. Light
foot was an arrival from Ely on Thurs
NnJ W AOoh OFcA oaueosaooaA AhoesoAS .
this county. He was accompanied by
Attorney James NJ. LockhaIt Of Ely.
who comes to inspect some of the mines
in this district.
Asst. Supt. A. r. Rand olph Of the
Il. 81 P. was up from Palisade on Mon.
day attending to business matters at this
end Of the line. He reported his young
son. who was taken to the hospital at
Elko last week seriously i'll with pneu-
monia, to be much improved.
w. e. Jeannot. who is to collect speci-
mems and data throughout the county
for the Mining Congress at Goldfeld.
leaves Saturday morning for Palisade.
Mr.. Jeannot has also been authorized to
solicit and accept subscriptions to the
fund being raised for the publicity
booklet that is to be printed for distri-
button at Goldfeld.
Thomas Haley and his son John. for.
mel old Eurekans, arrived here by auto
mobile Wednesday afternoon from Ely.
They were accompanied by William
Huggard of Goldfeld. Mr.. Haley and
his son visite d relatives at Ely and CON-
cluded to come on to Eureka and meet
u number of their old friends here.
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