The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-29
c BREvITIES.

couusy, left for the East last week on q
business trip.
Homer Wilson Of Monitor Valley. Nye
oo0nty. was visiting in Eureka several
days this week
Judge Peter Breen, who has been
,oldipe a term Of Court at Austin, re,
turued to Eureka Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Mayberry return
al Thursday from a three weeks visit
10 the Rogue River Valley, Oregon.
Cbs-les p. Barnum returned here
,,om the East Thursday, where he has
been with a shipment Of range horses.
Our old fellow townsman Ed Kraus
xas an arrival in Eureka Friday from
New York, after an absence Of over q
year.
William Sweet, who is operating a
amber Of mines at McCloud's Springs
near Oak Station, was an arrival in En-.
reka Thursday.
handsome new rubber tired. bal
bearing buggy arrived here Monday from
the E ,st consigned to Supt. A. p. May
harry Of the Richmond. Eureka Mining
Company.
The list of registered voters Of all the
precincts of Eureka County, with the
exception Of Buckhorn, which has not
vet been received. is published in to-
days SENTINEL.
G. W. Leigton. superintendent Of the
Nevada Central Copper Company at
Cedar Station, has been in Eureka
several days this week attending to
business matters.
Bush Dawkins, wife and three chill.
dren, came up from McCloud's Springs
in the northern part Of the county, Sat
urday, and intend to remain in Eu-
reka for the Winter.
Mrs. A. T. Taylor and infant child
were arrivals from Sebastopol. Callfor-
mia, last Saturday. Mr.. Taylor has
rented the Mullins house on Mob Hill,
where they have gone to housekeeping.
Capt. w. o. Norman, accompanied
by his wife, drove in Sunday from their
home at lllipah, White Pine County.
and are visiting with the family Of their
daughter. Mrs. O. II. HUI. of Eureka.
DR.. w. +. Burnett me, with a severe
accident this Saturday morning by
making a misstep out OF the back door
Of the Schneider Drug Store. badly
spraining his left ankle. He is now
around on crutches.
Edgar Sadler OF the Sulphur ranch 10
Diamond valley, accompanied by his
cousin, Herman Sadler. of San Fran
cisco, drove in Thursday. After a visit
with relatives here the latter gentleman
left for Salt Lake Friday morning.
The SENTINEL 10 In receipt Of a COM
munication from Commissioner w. H.
Sweeney at Palisade stating that he had
made arrangements with Mr.. Rowlands.
superintendent of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. for building GOO feet Of fence
and the widening Of the grade across
the western portals of the S. p. aud W.
p. tunnels at Palisade.
The cost Of the recent Primary Elec-
ton in Eureka County. according TO
the figures Of the Clerk Of the Board OF
County Commissioners. amounts to the
sun of $1,000, about $3.50 Of which will
DO received from fees of State and
county candidates. There was about
sos votes cast for the candidates for
Governor, making the o $ s. SO for
each vote cast.
w. W. Booth OF the Tonopah Bo-
nanz,, Republican candidate for State
Priuter, paid the SENTINEL office a
friendly call last Sunday. He stated
that while general business conditions
at Tonopah are good. the people of his
section feel very much encouraged
owing to the recent rise Ia the price Of
silver. as it means much to that camp
10 q mineral way.