The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
c BREvITIES.

Wednesday.
I'd Flavip, John Cardnelli and John
nsnaoli left Sunday for Ely.
sosncer Plummer Of Buckhorn was a
.;.itor in Eureka last Sunday.
Masses Mary aud Lizzie Morrison were
.,.;,or, in Eureka Saturday from Ante.
lope valley.
Mrs. George Barr and two children
In for Palisade Monday. where she
GOES to join her husband.
There will be a stated ~convocation OF
a Johns Chapter No. 8, r. A. M, Sat.
urdsy evening at 80 o'clock.
lanes Rogantipi was in from Pinto
Creek today with a load Of young
chickens and ducks for this market.
Max McEwen. who has been visiting
in Eureka for the past Two weeks. re.
turped to his home at Salt Lake Mon
day.
Mrs. W. +. Taylor, grandmother Of
Mrs. George A. Bartlett. after a seven
months visit at Reno, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Dees, two daughters
and son, left here Wednesday for Bald
Mountain, where they will remain for
the Summer.
Judge Peter Breen Ireturned Thurs.
DAY from Austin where he has been
holding a term of the Lander County
District Court.
The condition of Mrs. Eicil Cszier OF
Currant Creek. Nye County. who has
been seriously i'll here for the past 10
days, is now very much improved.
Spencer Reynolds. r, ceiver Of the
Eureka County Bank. returned last Sat.
urday from a ten days business trip to
Reno, Elko aud the north end Of this
county.
Mrs. Walter Bracken of Las Vegas.
Nevada, who has been on a visit here to
her father, Hiram johnson, and brother,
huhuiss lOt tho Boot ~ my iOtuInCG
home Wednesday.
Telegraph service into Eureka was re-
sumed on Tuesday after an interruption
Of six days. 1t is understood the wire
was found to be down in several places
in Pine Valley.
The County Commissioners have had
several men engaged in cleaning up the
different streets in Eureka during the
week, and the improved conditions are
already mos. noticeable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pierson aud
three children arrived In Eureka from
Austin Thursday. After visiting here
for a couple of weeks they will 60 to
Ruby Valley, Elko County.
Tomorrow Sunday. July 24.) will
be the Seth anniversary Of the big food
that occurred in Eureka in 1874. when
II persons lost their lives and about
$780, 900 worth of property was destroyed
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8, I. o.
o. F.. meets on Monday night. July 20.
ct the usual hour. A foil attendance is
requested. Installation. Members and
their families are cordially invited to at
tend.
@. II. Duborg Of Beowawe was an
arrival in Eureka Thursday to attend
TO the fling OF his nomination papers
with the County Clerk for the office Of
State Senator. He returned home
Friday.
Ed. Whitmore arrived in Eureka at 8
o'clock this morning from Palisade with
load Of fruit and light groceries for the
Johnson Mercantile Company. On &C.
count Of the heat he made his drives at
night on this trip.
Merrill Fletcher returned Thursday
from q trip to Lamoille Valley, Exc
County. He reports that the ranchers
throughout that valley will have I'M
usually heavy crops of hay. grain and
The usual frnits grown there.
Charles and John Green wood. Dan
Morrison. Eugene Geraty and Mnrtin
Nshoney went out to Roberts Greek
Wednesday in the formers auto for q
basshsn hunt. They returned Thurs
DAY and reported that 60 far the birds In
that section ara scarce and wild.
O. III. Dull, business manager Of the
windfall Mining Company. was an ar
rival from Reno last Saturday. His
company still has hopes Of an early re.
sumption OF traffic over the z. g. p. and
has not made any arrangements as yet
toward freishting in the distillate neces-
safy to starting up their mill plants.