The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-11-20
c BREvITIES.

v,.holss siri returned Tuesday from
visit to San Francisco.
u,s Ellen Tyler Of Palisade was II
rar.t. several days this week OF
business.
II Jones, Secretary Of the Windfal
Mining Company. was an arrival from
Reno Wednesday.
The Mob Hill Fire Company will hole
a. ANIMAL election Of officers on Mon
a.v evening, December q.
Charles Minoletti Of Hamilton drov,
o,sr Saturday to attend to some business
matters and remained over Sunday.
". II. Palmer. who was assayer fol
,hs Richmond Company on Ruby Hill
=, 1878 and '79, was an arrival here Sat
prasy from San Francisco.
Superintendent A. r. Randolph Of the
zap. was up from Palisade on Thurs
asv attending to business matters al
this end of the line.
Russell @. veit, an Internal Revenue
J.spec,or from Sacramento. California.
arrived in Eureka Thursday on an Of.
scial visit and left Friday morning.
O.. A. Conkling has opened a dental
ofice in the HUI building on Batemsn
street opposite the Brown Hotel. See
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L. G. Stephens, wife and young son,
left Tuesday for Auburn, California,
where they will In future reside. Mr..
Stephens was a former employe at the
Windfall cyanide mill.
Cashier II. Il. Goldiug Of the Eureka
County Bank. accompanied by his wife
and two children, departed "Wednesday
for Reno and Virginia City. where
they go for a visit with relatives.
State Bullion and License Collector
James +. Haley arrived in Eureka Tues
day on an official visit. He concluded
his duties that evening and left foi
the Western part of the State the next
morning.
State Auditor w. B. Lyon was an ar.
rival in Eureka Tuesday on official bust
ness. He spent Wednesday in looking
over the books Of the different county
officers aud left for the west Thursday
morning.
Sheep Inspector George II. Allen and
Supt. l. T. Handley Of the Eureka Live
Stock Go. returned to Eureka Wednes-
day from a trip Of inspection to the
different bands Of sheep belonging to
that company.
Miss Allie Robinson of Sacramento.
California, q niece OF Alex Frazer Of
Eureka, who visited here q couple OF
years ago, hes returned and entered the
employ Of Mrs. A. Fraser Of the One
Price Store.
DR.. Henry Hagar and mother. Mrs.
R. Hagar. of Ruby Valley. Elko Coun-
~. who have been in Eureka for the
past couple of weeks, called here ON &C.
count of the Illness Of the Doctors
sister. Mrs. Laura Hoegh, returned
home Monday.
Henry Wedekind of Newark Valley,
who has just sold his ranch. stock range
md sheep to the Handley Brothers OF
Eureka. left Friday morning on a bust
trip to Reno. He expects to return
shortly and may enter in another
inc of business.
Charles Williams and Jesse Thomas
Il Duckwater and James johnson, Jr..
Il Carrant Greek, brought in about 100
lead OF range horses from the former
lace Saturday for shipment East. They
eportH the horses on the ranges there in
,ood condition and that they are easily
up.
Phil Paroni and A. O. Florio have re-
,eived two Z. 4 p. carloads Of potatoes
rom Ogden. Utah. They arrived In
Eureka by Mondays train about 5 pm.
as the barometer was fast dropping
10 the freezing point that afternoon,
lively work was done in hauling
them to town from the depot and stor-
lug them in cellars.