The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-14
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seraphine Rogantini sad family o
Duck water spent several days In Eu
reks this week.
Will Loufborrow and John B. Mo
Naughton left Tuesday for . prospecting
trip in the Buckhorn district.
Twenty dollars reward 10 offered TO
two lost or stolen horses. See adver
tisement under "New To-Day"
Fred Bartine and Charles Rannelll
left Thursday for National. Humboldt
County, to work on the Oausten lease.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholas Of Ruby Hill
left Thursday for o visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. Jay Jewell. at Ogden,
Utah.
8. Raine Of Pslissde drove mp . four.
horse rig with passengers from thai
place Saturday and returned Monday
morning.
Assessor H. O. McTerney left Sunday
for Buckhorn. and IL now engaged in
assessing property In the north end oil
the county.
Ben Thomas left Monday for Bing.
ham, Utah, where he has been offered
employment In the United States Com.
pany's mines.
William Davies Is reported to be
very i'll at his home on Cedar Hill In
the northern part Of town with an Ut.
tack of kidney trouble.
Phil Brown came in this week from
W. A. Moore's Warm Spring ranch in
Newark Valley, where he has been for
the past eight months.
Tom Clarke, foreman of the Wind.
fall mine, returned Tuesday from .
visit Of inspection Of the mines Ut Ma
tional. Humboldt County.
Lyman Fulton left here Thursday
for TeDsbo. Lander County, to bring
homo his sister. Miss Christy, who has
been teaching school there.
AL Dees was In from Bald Mountain
the first Of the week. He reports every
thing quiet at that camp and but little
doing In . mining or business way.
Attorney o. B. Henderson Of Elko
spent Sunday night In Eureka en- route
to Austin TO attend the session Of the
District Court now being held there.
Frank Brown. o brother of Sheriff
Martin Mahoney. arrived here Monday
from the Lncien cutoff In Utah. where
he has been working for the past year.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George L. Kaeding.
who returned last Saturday from Salt
lake, have moved into the Fitzgerald
house on Mob Hill and gone to house
keeping.
The condition Of Mrs. Oliver Pratt.
who has been seriously Ill during the
week at her home on Mob Hill. was
reported Saturday afternoon to show
little change for the better.
F. e. Grant, who has been employed
on the SENTINEL for the past year. left
Monday for Springvisw. Nebraska. He
expects to purchase the Review plant ct
that place and engage In the newspaper
business.
Mrs. Alex Nelson and infant child
were arrivals here from their home ct
Reno on Fridays stage for . visit with
Mrs. Nelson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris H~ildebrands. ct their ranch about
Eve miles northeast Of Eureka.
Ben Rsali, accompanied BY Mrs.
John Moyle. arrived here BY private
conveyance from Ely Friday. Mrs.
Moyle 10 here for . visit with relatives
on Ruby Hill, and Mr.. Regh comes to
make . short visit with his mother.
Morris Regli. the ranohsr. was taken
Ill ct his home about 10 miles vest Of
Eureka Saturday morning and physi-
clan summoned from here. d.. W. r.
Barnett left shortly after receiving the
word. and whom the SENTINEL went to
press he had not returned.
II IL reported that the Buckhorn
Mining Company 10 experiencing con-
siderable difficulty In getting in the
hosting plant recently purchased a'
Tonopab. from Palisads to its mines st
that camp. A large boiler belonging TO
the company 10 reported to be stranded
about two miles this side Of PAlissds.
and IL 10 said 1t has broken down three
wagons In getting It that far.
J. Hausmeister Of San Francisco AZ
rived here on Fridays stage from Pail
SADIE en- route to Tybo. Mr.. Haus'
meistsr was = resident Of Typo about %
years ago. being connected with the N.
s. Trowbridge Mercantile Company Of
that place. The probability Of the earl,
construction Of the Ely. Goldield Rail-
way. which It 10 thought will pass clos
to Typo. has induced Mr.. Hausmeiste
to revisit that camp. where he has min
lag interests, with . view OF LOOKING