The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-09-18
LOCAL BREvITIES.

-. old home in Toronto, Canada.
W +. Jeannot and r.. ii. Locke left
r.anssdsy for Hamilton, where they
-, 70 examine some mining property d.
u.nrv Thurtell Of Reno arrived in
l.,ska Thursday and left by private
I.,svauce for Duckwater Friday morn.
:. q stephens and wife Of Mazuma,
Esysds. arrived in Eureka last week.
: Stephens is employed at the Wind.
u mine.
+ p Tenyoord Of st. Joseph, Mis-
.,ri arrived in Eureka Friday Of last
eek for a visit with his brother. A. +.
Ienvoord.
A. P. Mayberry and w. E. Jeannot
,turued Monday from an inspection
some mining properties in the north
I'd Of the county.
Pearl Hawkins Of Palisade, who has
.sn here on a visit with her sister-in-
~. Mrs. Will Hawkins, returned to her
ome en- Tuesdays train.
Pate Lob in forms the SENTINEL that
expects a carload of coal here in Q
w days, aud anticipates no shortage
that fuel here this Winter.
Mrs. A. f. Stinson offers for sale all
Ter real and personal property in Eu-
eks. For further particulars see ad-
Ssrtisement in another column.
! Miss Dora Morris returned home Mon
'sy from San Francisco, where b has
ben for the past two months on a visit
Sith her sister, Miss Hattie, and brother,
nose.
The Misses Silvia and Laura Bardoli
Z Little Cherry Creek, Nye County.
tere recent arrivals in Eureka, where
hsy will attend school during the
Winter.
Under New To-Day" in this issue
i'll be seer a notice of Edgar Sadler OF
3bs Sulphur ranch in Diamond Valley,
ksuing all parties not to trespass on
% his premises.
Charles L. Holloway. who has been
Ding assessment work On his mines In
antelope district, south Of Eureka. for
sveral months past. left for his home
h Healdsburg, California, Tuesday
borning.
Mrs. James Cunningham and child
,rived in Eureka Wednesday from
Reno. Mrs. Cunningham m to join
Der husband. who is in the employ OF
ihe Richmond Eureka Company on
Baby Hill.
The Board Of County Commissioners
kill meet as a Board Of Equalization
b the office of the County Clerk at the
court House in Eureka, beginning Mon
Jay, September 20, 1909. See adver.
tsemeDt in this issue.
@. p. Barnum. who has been engaged
the past month gathering range
in the neighborhood OF Fish
)reek, was in Eureka this week deliver
Dg the animals to W. c. Whitney, the
lorse buyer. who shipped them East.
Mike Dargin came up from his ranch
lear Summit on the Z. g. p. Monday to
attend some business matters and also
a physician regarding a growth
hat has made its appearance on the
over Jaw on the left side OF his face.
W. A. Elithorpe of Seven Troughs.
HUMBOLDT County, arrived here Sunday
md left Tueaday morning for home. ac-
,ompanied by his daughter. Miss Irene,
who has been visiting Mrs. E. M. Brad
10y Of Eureka for the past two months.
Mrs. A. Faro. who has been in fail
ns health for some time from a dropsi-
al condition caused by heart trouble,
vas taken seriously ill this week.
Dr.. L. H. Francis. who was called TO
ttend her. says she is now out oil I'M
danger and much relieved.
Peter Major. a prosperous farmer
I Lyons, Kansas. a brother OF Oliver
dajor of Eureka. was an arrival here
Wednesday. He is on his way to the
Exposition at Seattle, Washington, u
off at Palisade to visit his
here. 1t was the first time the
rothers had met in nearly 40 years. de
Thursday morning.
@. s. Batchelder, accompanied by ID.
/. Wells of Spokane, Washington, ar
lived in Eureka last Saturday. Mr..
with his wife and children,
Oft here for Spokane about IL years
go, where they have since resided.
dessrs. Batchelder and Wells have been
over a number Of mines OF this