The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-04-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Miss Lena Pastorino returned Tuesday
from . visit with Miss Elizabeth Rose
vear ut Palisads.
Mrs. A. Fraser of the One Price Store
left Saturday for San Francisco to pur.
chase new goods.
There will be . meeting of Eureka
Temple No. is, Pythian Sisters. Mon.
day evening. April 10. ns 500
District Attorney A. 8. Henderson
left on the train Friday morning for
Palisade on official business.
There will be q called communication
Of Eureka Lodge No. 16. F. g. A. M, at
7:30 o'clock Saturday evening.
Captain William Norman Of Illipah,
White Pine County, was . visitor in
Eureka several days this week.
H. F. Golding, cashier of the Eureka
County Bank, returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Beowawe and
Battle Mountain.
Joe Brearley is fitting mp the lower
floor Of the Little Owl Building on Main
street. near Bateman. and will shortly
open mp . saloon there.
Howard @. Bsrhsr. teacher of the
Palisade school. arrived here Wsdnes
day and visited the Eureka public
school Thursday and Friday.
DR.. W. F. Burnett. accompanied by
his wife. who have been visiting in
California for the past two months.
returned home Saturday.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment Of Mrs. Rich aud her son. Charles
Defo0, under the heading, ITO Whom
1t May Concern" published in this
issue.
f. G. Garland, accompanied by his
wife, left Tuesday for Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Garland was formerly the foreman
Of the Richmond. Eureka mines on Ruby
Hill.
w. Z. Jeannot, managing director of
the Nevada Mining and Development
Company, who has been absent in Salt
Lake for the past 10 days on business.
returned here Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Florio, mother of Mrs. Nick
Moderalli and Angelo Florio Of Eureka.
accompanied BY her daughter.in.law.
Mrs. Antoine Florio. arrived here Thurs.
day from Beowawe for q visit.
The Eureka. Windfall Company on
Tuesday shipped 40 tons of high-grade
gold.lead ore to the Utah smelters. The
Minoletti Bros. have n Of their teams
hauling this ore from the mine to the
e. g. P. depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Birch of Duckwater
came into Eureka the first Of the week.
While here Mr.. Birch purchased one OF
the Roach Belgian stations and took
him ont to his ranch at Duckwater
Tuesday morning.
The Ia sheep shearers who have been
shearing for the Eureka Live Stock
at Fish Greek for the past two
weeks. finished their work on Friday
and will leave for the western part Of
the State Saturday morning.
Joe Birch Of Duckwater, who pur.
chased one Of the w. B. Roach Belgian
stations. will stand him at his ranch at
the above place the present ser -on. For
particulars see Advertisement under
"New To-Day" in this issue.
Fred r. Nelson has resigned HE
position a. secretary to Assistant Supt.
A. r. Randolph Of the n. d P. Railway
Company At Palisads aud has gone to
Salt Lake 70 take charge Of his father
in.law's upholstering business in that
city.
". e. Jeannos this week made his
wife . birthday present Of . handsome
new turnout. consisting OF = hishbred
white roadster. . full back rubber tired
buggy. and . set Of harness. Il 10 one
OF the nsAtest rigs seem Oh the streets Of
Eureka.
In this issue will be found an ad.
vsrtisemsnt Of Howard F. Rutherford
Of Currant Greek, Nys County. In
which hs Offers reward for information
that will Iced to the discovery Of the
present Whereabouts Of his uncle.
Thomas RuthsFsosi. Fur full In.
regarding the matter see
3 lvsrtiss meut.
Or, @. n. Roberts. who has been
attending to the practice Of Or. w. f..
Burnett in Eureka for the past two
months, during the laetsr's absence in
C~Alifornia, will leave Saturday. 90
BY his wife. for Louisville,
where he iutsnds taking .
post.eraduats course. and expects 10
make that city his futarst home.
C, q. Gormsn, assistant Cashier In
ths Eureka County Bank. has decided to
In Eureka. He believes that
from now on the town win continue to
improve and prosper. and showed his
faith in the matter this week BY pur.
chasing the Bert L. Smith residence and
grounds on Ruby Hill venue Mr..
German and family have been occupying
this property under lease for several
years. bat now that he has obtained the
ownership he plans making . number
Of changes this Summer in the building
and grounds
W. A. Moore. the Newark Valley