The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-14
c BREvITIES.

b~osiuess trip to San Francisco.
W. Bailey and wife returned Wed
a., from their outing at Roberts
Creek.
william Blair of Bull Greek was in
-. the first of the week for a load Of
supplies.
n, W. F. Burnett is having a new
oots, fence put around his residence on
Mob Hill.
Ma. Mamie Breen left Thursday for
.,,d. with Miss Mamie Rogantini at
Pinto Creek.
Miss Emma Regli has been re.elect.
"a teach the Beowawe public school
far the ensuing term.
y. Whitmore offers a reward in
.h,s issue for information leading to the
,soovery of q two.year.old heifer.
Jobn A. McGillivray, brother Of A.
ucGilliyray of this place, arrived here
las, Saturday from Pioneer, Nye
County.
Tbe next term Of the District Court
in Eareka will begin ON Tuesday. Sep
tsmber T., instead Of Monday. September
q. which is q legal holiday.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian Church
will serve ice ream and cake and lem
ousde on Labor Day. Further particu.
lsss will be given next week.
Frank Haley arrived Thursday from
G1lifeld. He expects to be join
sd here on Saturday by his father,
Thomas E. Haley. and brother, John.
Robert Francis and his sister. Miss g.
". Francis, left Wednesday for San
Francisco, where the former will con
salt an oculist regarding his falling eye.
sight.
Mrs. William Blair and child. accom-.
panied by Miss Felicia LAM aud Mrs.
u. g. Foster, drove in Monday from
Bull Creek and Currant Greek, Nye
County.
The young people Of Eureka gave an
impromptu dance at the Opera House
Saturday night. which was well at
tended, and dancing was continued u
til midnight.
This week John Repetto purchased
the span Of mules and light spring
wagon formerly owned by N. A. Fill
more. 1t is learned that the price paid
for the outfit was 1900.
John Merialdo has been suffering for
the past three weeks from q felon 10
the heart Of his right hand. but since 1t
was lanced he is free from pain and the
hand is much improved.
J. d. Mariner. of the j, d. Mariner
Music Company of Reno. Nevada. was
in Eureka this week soliciting business
for his house. Their advertisement
will be found else where in this Issue.
George II. Allen. accompanied by his
son, George, and daughter. Miss Hattie.
Of Hamilton. was in Eureka Wednes-
day for the purpose Of consulting d
physician regarding the illness OF the
young lady.
Davis and Fadder have taken out q
license to conduct a saloon at the town
OF Kearns in the new camp at Mill Can
yon. Cortez mining district. This is
the FIRST saloon license hat has been Is.
sued by this county for that section.
Granville Price, while engaged last
Saturday at the f. & p. depot loading
timbers IN a wagon. was struck
on the left foot by the end Of a six by
six timber. which badly bruised the
loot and now causes him to move about
crutches.
James Akers, who has been assistant
agent here for the Z. q p. for
The past year and a half. expects to
cave Monday for his former home
u Nebraska. He is succeeded by Theo-
who arrived Monday from
Salt Labe. accompanied by his wife and
hid.
George L. Kaeding. who constructed
he cyanide mill now in operation at
he Windfall mine. arrived here Tues.
lay from Reno. IL is understood he is
lere for the purpose Of perfecting the
,lans for an additional unit that is to
% added to the present milling plant at
he mine.
Z. Boomhower and daughter, Miss
Allie, former residents Of Eureka, but
Of San Jose, California. were ar.
here by Tuesdays train. They
nave Just returned from a visit to the
at Seattle. Washington. aud
81 route home visited Mrs. Al Clayton Ut
daughter of Mr.. Boomhowsr.
r. L. Benson of Chicago. president OF
The Nevada Central Copper Co.. the
mines Of which are located near Cedar
on the E. & p. Railway. arrived
Ia Eureka on Thursday to attend TO
some business matters. Mr.. Benson
says he feels greatly encouraged at the
showing Of the properties. but
states that the company will not install
works for the reduction Of the ores until
development work has been
done to warrant the erection Of a plant.