The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-09-03
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1910.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

tiu to Reno Friday.
AT. Taylor was an arrival from Sc
mstopol, California, Thursday.
lanes McVey, q former Ruby Hill
miner, arrived here Sunday from Ely
Andy Tenvoord and son, Russell, re
nrued Saturday from a business tril
to Elko.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
County Commissioners will be helt
next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morrison left
{ Monday for a visit in Smoky Valley
Lander County.
Attorney 7. J. MoParlin of Buckhor1
arrived Friday to attend to some bust
ness matters in Eureka.
Charles Rannells. who is employed in
the hay fields at Sadler's ranch, was q
visitor in Eureka Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Morehead returned home
Thursday from a visit with the Romano
family Of Diamond Valley.
Herman Bremenkampf, who left here
about a month ago for Buel, Idaho, re.
turned to Eureka Tuesday.
A. P. Mayberry and Robert Harvey
returned Friday from a weeks inspec.
ton of the mines at Hamilton.
9. M. Dull, business manager of the
Windfall Mining Company, returned
Tuesday from a trip to Palisade.
Miss Rebecca Eccles returned Wednes-
day from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Edgar Sadler, in Diamond Valley.
A. R. Randolph returned to Palisade
this week with his family, who have
been visiting relatives in Colorado.
Eugene Johnson. who drove Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Geraty and family over to
Ely last week, returned home Sunday.
Miss Christy Fulton, who has been
on a six weeks vacation visit at Santa
Cruz and other points in California.
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Mau and her daughter-in.law,
Mrs. Otto Mau, returned to Eureka Sun,
day from their visit with relatives and
friends in White Pine County.
Sheriff Mahcney has appointed Mer-
rill Fletcher a deputy sheriff to act dur.
ing the absence from Eureka Of him
self and deputy James Mackey.
J. B. Shackelford and wife of Learned,
Kansas, arrived here from Elko Sunday
afternoon by auto on their way to the
Coast. and remained here over night.
Alfred Hooking, who accompanied his
blind son to Reno on his way to school
at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
at Berkeley, California. returned home
Saturday.
Misses Kathleen and Geraldine Breen.
who have been visiting William
Moore's family at the Warm Springs
ranch in Newark Valley. returned home
Thursday.
The picnic and dance given at Nels
lofts place last Sunday were greatly
enjoyed by all in attendance. 1t is re.
ported that there were about so persons
William Sweet who is operating o
of mines at McCloud g Syringe.
bout 35 miles north of Eureka, arrived
lere Thursday to attend."to some bust
matters.
Deputy Sheriff James Mackey left
Monday, having in charge Wah'
he Chinaman, who was committed for
last week and ordered sent to
he Insane Asylum.
John Farovina and John Bernardino
1T for Hamilton Tuesday, where they
o to do assessment work on the julia
roup of five claims. owned by John
Ignorelli, Phil Paroni and John
arovina.
Sheriff Martin Mahoney departed
morning for the different cleo
on precincts aiound the county. TAX
g with him the ballot boxes and other
to be used at those places at
Primary election on Tuesday,
,ptember 6.
Miss Jessie I. Diamond, who has been
her vacation at her shome in
left Friday by auto for Elko en-
ute to Winnemucca to resume her
tiles as a teacher in the public schools
lere. She was accompanied by her
other, Mrs. M. M. Diamond, who will
,end the Winter with her daughter at