The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-06-12
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- MsDdes. the Duckwa.er mer'
L.,.ss' Va. in Eureka Wednesday for q
nd q supplies
H.. william Mendes and children Of
..~.,,r arrived here "Wednesday for
nv days visit.
"a Walt Of Cortez was In Eureka
L.,.r.l day. this week attending s'
Iadosss matters
m.. Minnie Bremenkampf was q de-
Monday for a visit with rela'
IVES ;. San Francisco
r.. boys had q practice game OF base
n ~, Sunday afternoon at the
r,sud. south Of town.
y. A. @. Florio left Wednesday for
81, With the family OF Frank
Romano in Diamond Valley.
NJ. william Zsdow. proprietor OF
\. Hotel Zsdow, left Monday on a
-s,sssss trip to San Francisco.
.aorney r. L. Hubbard Of Gold.
A ,osns several days here this week
!. s,.udspce on the District Court.
n. Rebsleati is building . six foot
I'D fence enclosing the grounds
syuud Edgar Fathers house on Buel
suset
rom Alfred returned here Thursday
,om . business trip to Salt Lake en-
mite TO his home at Blue Eagle, Nye
County.
Mr.. Sarah Skillman returned to Eu-
,,k. Saturday from Alameda. Oalifor-
mia. where she has resided for the past
tvo years.
Il. r. Golding is representing the
Masonic Lodges of Eureka at the Grand
|lodes meetings OF that order held at
Carson this week.
Assays from the claim of James Rose
wr In 1ohawk canyon near Hamilton,
sv 40 ounces in silver with q fair
s0siug Of copper.
Mrs. Mary N. Turner and son arrived
kn BY Thursdays train from Holden.
vah, on q visit to her son. Collier
Tuner. and family.
marriage license was issued at Reno
ID Monday to David r. Ferrari of Pali-
hide, aged 26 years. and Teresa r. Balbi
d Reno. aged 20 years.
". Z Jeannot. managing director Of
ias Nevada Mining and Development
Company, returned Saturday from Q
lasiness trip in the East.
Frank Allen arrived "Wednesday from
hamilton with 40 head of range horses.
nd 10 holding the animals on Pinto
Emmit awaiting a buyer.
Attorney o. L. Dimes Of Denver.
who has been here In atten-
snce on the District Court this week,
'sarnsd home by Fridays train.
Camille Gallo returned Tuesday from
ID trip the Eiko Hot Springs improved
health. and expects to charge
! his Union Bakery In a few days.
The Richmond. Eureka Mining Com
any paid Of Thursday. and the crowd
hat came down from the Hill that
vsning livened mp matters In Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY J. Smithson Of
lack Horse, Nevada. arrived in Eureka
unday on an extended visit to Mrs.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz
Regli.
Will Swick and George Winters went
into White Pine County this week
look into a proposition John Siri has
ads them for gathering range. horses
Sumner.
Miss Emma Regli finished teaching
: term Of school at Beowawe last
ek and visited friends at Exc before
to Eureka BY Wednesdays
10 to spend her vacation ct home.
Mrs. +. J. Brossemer left Friday for
no to attend the meeting Of the Grand
ige Of Rebekahs to be held in that
7 on Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
*. Before returning to Eureka she
; visit several weeks ut Capitola,
Irs. N. Winzell and daughter. Miss
ty, returned to their home at Alpha
Saturday from San Francisco. Mrs.
Dzsll being much improved physi-
y by treatment received during the
eral weeks visit there. where she
ut for medical aid.
Willie Zadow and Tats Whitmore
o have bsen attending the military
deny at Staunton, Virginia. since
! September, returned by Wednes-
70 train to spend their three months
miner vacation ct home. The boys
urn with a true military bearing and
'oit being well pleased with their
TOOL.
Commissioner W. H. Sweeney
taken i'll last Monday evening with
attack Of ptomaine poisoning. and
condition was serious for several
w. DIR. Francis reported his case to
considerably improved Thursday
sht. and stated that he thought his
tent would soon recover from the
octs Of tha uoiaon