The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-08
c BREvITIES.

a., IN Eureka last Saturday.
~. william Blair and child OF Bull
-. Nye County, drove over Satur-
s.y for a short visit in Eureka.
Miss Mary Lucey this week has been
=, the Misses Rose and Lizzie
Romano Of Diamond Valley
rssrs will be a regular meeting Of
9. Iobn's Chapter No. 8. r.. A. M,
s.,urday evening at 1880 o'clock.
rosse Breen informs the SENTINEL
.,., The Summer term Of the Third
,.a,c;al District Court will commence
=. Eoreka on Monday. June 2.
Carl Petersen, the prospector. came
a, from Copper Basin, Elko County,
s,turday, aud after transicting some
,,siness returned there Friday.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
,.,dseided to close out its merchandise
.,oct. In an advertisement in this
i.sus the company is Offering some rare
bargains.
Miss Felicia LAM, who has been
,s.ching the Winter term Of school at
lane City, White Pine County. re.
,urped home to Eureka by Wednes-
day'strain.
w. L. Jeannot. managing director Of
,bs Nevada Mining and Development
Company, left Friday morning for a
busiuess trip to Muskegon, Michigan.
and Boston.
One Of the two fine geese owned by
D. E. Nostrosa was found dead in the
Rig Ditch between Clark and Robins
streets this week. 1t is thought some
dog killed it.
Rev. Father Matthew Collins left
Friday for Carlin and Elko. and expects
10 be away from Eureka a couple OF
weeks. During his absence no services
will be held in the Catholic Church
here.
L n. Fillmore aud wife drove in
Monday by private conveyance from
Palisade. Mr.. Fillmore has been in
business for some time at the latter
place, but has now come to Eureka to
remain.
The Eureka. Windfall Mining Com.
pany paid of its men on the 9th this
month instead of on the LIST. as here
tOtore. 1t is expected tho 9th of the
month will be the regular pay day in
the future.
An impromptu dance was given at
the Opera House Saturday evening by
the young folks of Eureka. Dancing
was continued until midnight. and
all who attended report having had a
very enjoyable time.
The last OF the machinery for the
new cyanide mill Of the Eureka. Wind.
fall Company, now in course Of con.
struction at the mine. has been received
Of the Eureka & Palisade depot and is
being hauled to the mine.
Z. Kuehn, the pioneer tailor OF
Eastern Nevada. has just received q
fine lot OF Spring aud Summer sample
suitings. He guarantees perfect fits for
all those ordering suits from him. See
his advertisement in another column.
Mrs. Joe Tognoni and daughter. who
have been visiting in San Francisco for
the past several months, returned to
Eureka Saturday. They were met here
BY Joe Tognoni, who drove his wife and
daughter to their home at Duck water
that afternoon.
The Holly Saloon on Main street,
three doors north Of Bateman, was
opened up Saturday by Joseph Brearley.
formerly connected with the Owl
Liquor Company. The place has been
lifted up in a neat and tasty manner,
and the saloon presents an attractive
appearance.
The Nevada Development and Mining
this week has a force of men
in surveying a route for a
,ipe line from the springs recently
purchased by the company on the Four
Eyed Nick ranch. about four miles
Of Eureka, to the Holly mine
n Adams Hill.
Charles Greenwood. accompanied by
Is brother, john, arrived in Eureka
by automobile. They
the auto from Auburn. Califor.
ia, to Reno by rail, accompanying it
o that point, where it was put on the
Dad. The trip to Eureka was then
made via Rawhide and T~onopah. John
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