The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-12-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs EIlcu A1toA W."
p.lisade on Wednesday.
r-.nk WinzelI Of Alpha was q visitor
. r,rska several days this week.
STATE Bank Examiner NJ. NJ. Fleet il
r,rska this week on official business.
p csrIetti Of Garden Valley was an
zeal in Eureka Wednesday on bust
ness.
pate Lob received three more cars Of
...l this week and is now delivering the
same.
There will be a meeting OF st. Johns
nh.n,er No. 3, r. A. NJ, Saturday even
,,g At 7 o'clock. Election OF officers.
The Detroit Salvage Company adver'
,;.s. some big bargins on the first page
# to-day's SENTINEL.
W. @. RanneIls. managing director
=, the Windfall Mining Company. was
=. arrival from Reno by Wednesday I
trsin.
Ernest G. Locke, an agent Of the In
,srior Department.. spent several days
/. Eureka this week looking into some
and matters for the Government.
Miss Mamie Bordeau. who has been
engaged to teach the school at w. A.
Noore's in Newark Valley. was an ar
rival from San Francisco by Thursdays
train.
Durjpg the week the 4. & p. train
running between Eureka and Palisade
has been arriving here from two to three
hours late, due to the slippery condition
Of the rails.
J. Reynolds. who had his feet slightly
frost bitten at Beowawe last Saturday
night, was brought to Eureka on the
train Sunday afternoon and taken to
the county hospital.
George Winters left Tuesday for Ross
well, New Mexico. to enter the employ
Of his brother-in law on the latter's stock
ranch at that place. Mrs. Winters will
join her husband after the holidays.
Mrs. A. Fraser Of the One Price Store
10 advertising in to-day's SENTINEL holi.
day goods, Christmas novelties and q
new and enlarged stock of dry goods.
and she invites the public to call and
inspect these goods.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar. who has spsnt
the past few months with her father at
their home ia Eureka. left on Thursday
train to join her father and brothers at
Pioneer, Nye County, Nevada. where
she will spend the Winter.
Baker Gray. an old time resident Of
Eureka. who has been in poor health for
some time. became 30 debilitated this
week that it was deemed advisable to
remove him to the county hospital.
where be can receive proper care.
John Fr.ngani, while walking from
Austin to Eureka one day last week,
was caught out in the storm and had
his left foot badly frozen. The attend.
ing physician, DIR. L. II. Francis, is IN.
decided as yet as to whether amputation
will be necessary.
Antoine Florio, a brother OF A. O.
Florio OF the Brown Hotel, arrived in
Eureka last Sunday from Beowawe. Ne
vada. accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Florio. who has been sheep foreman for
Daborg x Anderson for several years,
has resigned his position and will prob
ably go into business for himself.
The professional card Of J. Stowe
Spencer, an assayer and surveyor, ap.
pears in this issue of the SENTINEL Mr..
Spencer comes well recommended. hav-
ing held the position Of chief chemist
for the East Helena smelter in Montana.
aud also consulting engineer for the
Rio Rivia Mining Company at Parai,
Mexico.
r. II. Locke, who has conducted an
assay office in Eureka for several years,
aud was also agent here for the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining Company,
departed Monday for st. Louis. Mis-
souri,. He goes to accept a position with
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company
as chief chemist. His principal work
will be the industrial softening OF boiler
waters for use in the company's loco.
motives. Mr.. Locke is said to be a
thorough chemist. and will probably
meet all the requirements expected OF
him by the railway company. &
John s. Bagg. q mining man aud pro-
moter, who has resided here for several
years. left Friday morning for Seattle,
Washington. From there he will &C to
Alaska. where he expects to locate.
During his stay in this section he ac-
quired considerable mining property
aud promoted several successful mining
ceals. He recently disposed OF all his
mining property here to A. p. May
berry. Mr.. Bagg is q man of great
energy and a thorough ~rustler. and un-
doubtedIy he has been quite successful
financially in his mining ventures in
this district