The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-11-06
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,.r.l DAYS in Eureka this week.
a.. II. H. Bseder has returned Il
-. from a several weeks visit il
California.
Judge A. E. Cheney OF Reno was II
-. most of the week attending Il
,,ofessioual business.
ur. Oscar J. Smith OF Reno arrived
., Eureka Wednesday on a visit to hel
father, W. E Griffin.
c;rolomo Gracchi Of Prospect lef
Monday morning for San Francisco fol
.t.w months visit with relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman returned to Eu
al, on Thursday from a two weeks
,;.it at the wiuzall ranch at Alpha.
Auumber Of residents from the nortt
and and other parts of the county were
hare during the week attending to courI
matters.
C. N. Dull returned Thursday from
RENO where he went to attend the an
pual meeting of the Windfall Mining
Company.
/ b. Lockhart OF Ely. n Of the at
,orneys 10 the case Of p. Paroni VS.. Ber
simopsen, arrived in Eureka on Thurs
days train.
Judge K. L. Hubbard Of Goldfeld
general counsel for the Windfall Minins
Company. was in Eureka on professional
business this week.
Miss Mary Morrison, who teaches the
school at Antelope district. about As
miles southwest of Eureka. has been 9
visitor in Eureka this week.
Henry Wedekind was in from Newark
Valley this week. He reports that the
sheep in that section are now in fine
condition TO 20 through the coming
Winter.
hio' w NiuAcis fehllbcA MUM
Saturday from a several weeks visit
with her sister. Miss Edith Swick, who
Is teaching school in Lamoille Valley
Exc County.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Leighton and
son. Ollie, came up from Cedar Station
on the L. &c p. Saturday. Mrs. Leighton
has just returned from \ three months
visit in Eastern States.
The Lobster Club Band Is regularl,
practicing the new music to be render
ed at its approaching ball to be given al
the Eureka Opera House on Friday
evening, November 10.
Thomas Glynn. a former employe of
the Richmond. Eureka Company on
Ruby Hill. who left here for Seattle,
Washington, about three months ago.
returned from Salt Lake Thursday.
]. NJ. Howe OF Reno, a stenographie
court reporter, was in attendance in the
District Court here the first Of the week
during the hearing of the oase OF r. II.
Locke vs.. the Eureka. Windfall Mining
Company.
Deputy Superintendent A. b. Light
foot has been in town this week and
has spent several days inspecting the
schools ia this vicinity. He reports that
Ely is now enjoying greatly increased
prosperity.
o. L. Ones, of the firm OF Dimes.
Dimes & Holme, attorneys at Denver,
Colorado. was in attendance OF the Dis
trict Court here this week. He was at
torney for the plaintiff in the case of
Locke VS.. The Windfalll Mining Com.
pany. ct al.
I. G. Lockhart. a mining man, &C
by w. NJ. Stansbury and q.
D.. Moss. mining engineers. arrived in
Eureka on Friday Of last week by auto
rom Goldield and spent several days
the Silver Connor mine on
Prospect Mountain and other mining
properties Of the district.
o. s. Wattles Of Fish Lake Valley.
Nye County, was an arrival in Eureka
Thursday for a load Of supplies. He
says everything is very quiet in a min.
ing way in that section at present, but
the people there look forward to the
building Of the Ety. oldfeld railway
and believe its completion will bring
that section of the county to the front
In a substantial manner.
]. w. Smith, President of the Wind.
fall Mining Company. ID. G. Brown and
II. Benedict. directors, and Harry
Cooper and George Taylor. stakeholder
OF the company. arrived in Eureka on
Wednesday from Reno. where they had
been in attendance upon the annua
meeting of the stockholders. THURSDAY
they made a visit of inspection to tht
mines and cyanide mill OF the company
They all derar,ed for their bones Al
chicago by Fridays train.