The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-09-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

s.xs this week Hun
,aorpey J. NJ. Lockars OF Ely spent
-Iasrsin Eureka this week on pro-
~,siOnsl business.
-. 1ooise Zldow and SON. Willie.
r,;a.v morning for a visit with re-
=, Grass Valley. California.
r...s cool nights and mornings are
--.;0g some inquiry regarding a SUI
=. Il wood and coal for this Winter.
o.o,ss W. Leighton OF the Central
c,0oer Company, neal Cedar Switch on
III p. was in Eureka several days
this week.
.~i.taut Superintendent A. r. RAN
..,h Of the E. s. p. was in Eureka on
rsar,dsy attending to business matters
:, this end Of the line.
. p Belden Of the United States
Mining Company at Alpha. was In Eu-
NJ, several days this week attending to
.0ms legal matters for the company.
G. Dibble, the Diamond Valley
uuchsr, was in Eureka Saturday with a
lid Of chickens which he readily dis
orsd Of at so cents each.
Charles Bremenkampf left Wednes-
A, for San Francisco to visit his sister.
Ns Gustina, aud also consult an aurist
and have his ears treated for deafness.
Harry MnEwen. a former well known
Young Eurekan. is now connected with
the advertising department Of the Even.
ing Telegram at Salt Lake City. Utah.
Messrs. Ellwood, Smith and Adams.
stockholders Of the Windfall Mining
Company who have spent the past week
in Eureka. left Friday morning for
Chicago.
Ga account Of a rush Of new business
ia The Comfy Recorders Office this
week, the SENTINEL was unable to obtain
access to the books for its regular
weekly report.
The telephone line connecting Eu.
rska with the Windfall mine was this
week extended aud q connection made
With the Eureka Cash Store ON North
Main street.
Creighton Whitmore. who has been
spsnding his vacation at home. left by
tuesdays train for StauDton, Virginia,
presume his studies at the Stanton
Military Academy.
Thomas E. Haley OF Go,ddeld. accom-
panied by Joseph Rippsngham. a min
Ing man Of Tonopah. arrived in Eureka
week and intend inspecting mining
properties at Silverado.
Ernest Mau left Wednesday for Palo
Alto, California. and on his return will
10 accompanied by his mother. Mrs. A.
Mau. who has been in California several
months for the benefit Of her health.
Alex Arthur. engineer on the Z. & p.
who has been at Bartlett Springs. Cali
several months for the benefit
his health. returned this week much
improved. He vas accompanied by his
wife.
Miss Jessie Diamond, who has been
her vacation al her home in
returned to Winnemucca last
to resume her duties as a
sacher in the public school at that
lace.
The loud reports heard Thursday
ftsruoon in the northern part OF town
caused by the blasting out of the
d rock furnace of the MstamorasC Dom
any. near Cedar Hill. The stone will
} used for building purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Jeannot were de-
srtures by Wednesdays train. Mrs.
'snnot will spend the Winter with
lat.ves in Boston. and Mr.. Jeannot
III return to Eureka after inspecting
me mining properties in the Cortez
DIR. w. +. Burnett Thursday evening
summoned to the home OF Charles
in Newark Valley to attend
RS. Minolet,i. who was suffering from
severe attack Of indigestion. The
,ctor states that when he left his
tient she was resting easy.
o. II. HUI. who successfully passed
Q examination at Reno last week for
embalmer's license, returned home
He Was accompanied by Mr..
d Mrs. Elwood Ii. Beemer OF Sparks,
no are here for a visit with Mrs.
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. p. II.
jul.
DR.. II. Hagar. accompanied by his
Mrs. Robert Hagar. sister. Mrs
Hoegh. her son Tracey. aud the
son. Henry. arrived in Eureka
,nday from the Hagar ranch in Ruby
alley. Elko County. Mrs. Hagar will
AXE her home here with her daughter
lring the Winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Russell. who have
occupying their home in Eureka
r several months. departed this week
e Palisade, where Mr.. Russell is EN-.
Dyed in the Il. &. p. shops. He has
zen filling Engineer Arthur's place on
Ruby Hill road during the latter's
'sence in California.
The SENTINEL, has received a CODY OF