The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-11
c BREvITIES.

Attoruey o. Is. HENDERSON arrisee
Elko last Sunday and was in at
...danoe upon the District Court Mon
day.
Thu attention Of the depositors Of the
v-,.ta County Bank is called to a divi'
aspd notice published under New To
Day"
The stage and light teams hauling
from the railroad took out IS passengers
,,om Eureka Monday morning for
Pslisade.
John II. McNaushton aud VIII LOOT
sor,rov returned last Saturday from
,bs;r prospecting trip in the northern
end Of the county.
I g. Dodds aud wife Of San Fran
,,.co passed through Eureka Thursday
mon on their way to Salt Lake in a
Packard motor car.
Caesar LAM lefs Wednesday for Ham.
;l,on. where he goes to do the annual
assessment work on a number OF his
claims near Monte Cristo.
r. Imobersteg. who is doing assess.
uspt work on the Paroni and Wren
mines at Mt. Hope. 2S miles north OF
Eureka, came up wednesday for a visit
with his family.
John Hancock, ST., Of Eureka, and
Jobn II. Vittle Of Ruby Hill left on
Thursdays stage for Reno. where they
90 TO attend the Grand Lodge of Masons
that meets there June IA.
G. III. German left early Friday morn
ing on his motorcyc Gle for Elko. intend
iny TO take the train there for Reno.
Before returning he will visit with his
folks at Virginia City. and expects to be
absent about ten days.
W. d. b. Forbes. interested in the
Phenix mine on Ruby Hill and the
Madrid mine on Prospect Mountain. ar
rived here from San Francisco Friday.
He was accompanied by George Barton,
and they started out Saturday morning
to inspect the properties.
John Henderson, president Of the
Henderson Banking Company OF Elko,
was an arrival here by auto Thursday
afternoon. After transacting some bust.
pess matters with the Receiver Of the
Eureka County Bank and paying q visit
to Ruby Hill, he returned home Friday
morning.
Harry Morris returned Sunday from
a months prospecting. trip near Da-
mele's ranch and Buckhorn. He says
he met a number Of prospectors in the
mountains In that locality. He left
Friday to take a bunch Of steers from
Morris Regli's place belonging to Steve
Damele to Il 9 l~atter's ranch.
]. S. Bransford. Mayor OF Salt Lake,
accompanied by his wife aud son, Will.
liam, and also L. A. Evans and wife
and w. A. Keddie. arrived in Eureka
from Salt Lake in two automobiles Sun.
day evening on their way to the Coast
for q visit. The Mayor and his party
remained here over night AMI contin-
ued their journey the next morning.
Charles s. Greenwood Of Auburn,
California, arrived in Eureka Monday
afternoon In his new $4,000 60-horse
power 0ldsmobile. He was accom-
panied by his brother. John, and Alex
Mechanics, eldest son Of County Treas
urer r. Mechanics. who is q guard al
the Nevada State penitentiary, is on o
two weeks vacation. He expects tc
return to Carson by Monday stage.
The SENTINEL received an invitation
to attend the Commencement Exercises
OF the University Of Southern Califor'
mia at Los Angeles. beginning June !:
and ending June II. Among the names
OF the students upon whom the degrees
Of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred il
that Of Leo A. MoNamee. son Of MIR
and Mrs. +. r. McNamee. former wei
known residents Of Eureka, now resid
log at Los Angeles.
A. W. Clayton. formerly OF Alpha
arrived here Tuesday from San Jose
CAL, where he and his family have heeI
visiting relatives for several months
Mr.. Clayton is interested in IL new
mining locations near the Damele rancl
at Barr. and his present visit Is to lool
after the location work now being don
on the claims. He states that the for
nation and general conditions ar
similar to those at Buckhorn and tina
they have some very good prospects
IA. Burdick Of Eureka Is also interest
ed in these claims. Mr.. Clayton wi
return to California in about two weeks