The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Joe Tognoni, Jr., Of Duckwater Is
visiting in Eureka this week.
Charles Boyle returned here by Tues
davis stage from San Francisco.
william Strange departed by stage
,or Palisade Thursday en- route to Reno.
Mrs. James Romano of Diamond Val
Law has been visiting in Eureka this
week.
q A. Fletcher left Friday afternoon
hv auto for Elko en- route to Palisade on
abusiness trip.
John Donnelly arrived Tuesday from
Cherry Greek, White Pine County, for
a visit with relatives.
No news has been received this week
regarding the reconstruction Of the Eu-
reka & Palisade railroad.
The County Commissioner have just
ordered a set of steel cells for the new
iail building at Buckhorn.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 10, +. & A. NJ, Sat
urday evening at 1880 o'clock.
District Deputy School Supt. A. b.
LiQhtfoot arrived in Eureka Friday
from Ely on official business.
Attorney O. b. Henderson and Gordan
A. Stewart, court stenographer. were
arrivals from Elko by auto Friday after
noon.
Attention of Republicans is called to
a notice under New To-Day" for a
meeting of the Eureka County Central
Committee.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner. and daughter.
Miss Villa, left by auto Monday morn
ing for Exc Gu route to Palisade. where
they 20 for a visit with relatives.
Miss Jessie Diamond, who is teaching
school at Winnemucca. arrived in Eu-
reka by auto Wednesday to spend her
vacation with her mother and sisters.
Will Mau. accompanied by his mother
and sister.in-law, Mrs. Otto X. Mau,
left Wednesday by private conveyance
for a couple OF months visit with rela
tives at Ely.
C. G. Whitmore left this morning
for Ely TO bring his daughter. Miss
Helen. home to spend her vacation.
Miss Whitmore is a teacher in the public
school at Ely.
Mrs. W. A. Moore and children OF
Newark Valley were visiting in Eureka
this week. Miss Geraldine BreeD left
Saturday with Mrs. Moore for a visit al
the Moore ranch.
J. N. Tedford's eight and ten animal
teams arrived here Thursday from
PAlisade with another large shipment
Of milling machinery for the Farmers
Mining Company.
W. N. Curto, who is hauling freight
from Pailsade, last week purchased a
new four.horse wagon at Elko. and on
Wednesday bought a heavy young team
horse from the Damele Bros.
James II. Causten. j. W. Smith and
H. DcHuiCli ultcCtois VI bho 'i""'"'
Mining Company, left Reno THURSDAY
with Manager OF the Company q. Nj.
Dali, and are expected TO arrive in Eu-
reks this afternoon.
DR.. Henry Hagar Of Ruby Valley,
Exc County, arrived in Eureka Thurs
day. He returned home Saturday
morning accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
Laura Hoegh. his son. Henry. aud nep-
hew, Tracey Hoegh.
Eugene Geraty. accompanied ty his
wife and children. returned TO Eureka
from Auburn, California, on Wednes.
day. and expects to remain during the
Summer. Charley Greenwood met
them at Elko with his big auto and
made a record run to Eureka.
Manager II. NJ. Cooper Of the Farm.
ers Mining Company returned Thurs
day from a business trip in the East.
He was accompanied from Salt Lake by
Charles Kaeding Of the Kaeding Con-
s,ruction Company. who will assist his
brother. George L. Kaeding. in the con.
struction Of the new cyanide mill for
the above company on the west side Of
Prospect Mountain.
II will be noticed by the delinquent
tax list Published on the fourth page OF
this issue that Eureka County still comes
up smiling with its tax payments even
though we have recently received sew
eral solar plexus blows-shere being
only one delinquent on the second pay
ment. and that is said TO be caused
through a misunderstanding regarding
the sale and transfer of q piece Of reaI
property.
Miss Sadie Boomhower, teacher of the
primary grades in the Eureka public
school. left Thursday morning for Dia.
mond Valley. where she was joined by
her brother.in-law, A. w. Clayton, ant
they drove over into Elko County for O
short visit with relatives. Miss Boom
mower will spend her vacation at he