The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-30
ENTINEL
SATURDAY. JULY 30. 1910.
c BREvITIES.

Hamilton.
Jobp Hancock, Jr.. was a departnr'
rharsday for B~uckhorn.
" Ebert and Commissioner w
Sweeney drove mp from Palisads
Sunday.
Tbs regular monthly meeting of the
c..,,v Commissioners will be held
art Monday, August /.
81 u.,man Bremenkampf left here
r..rsdav morning for Palisade, and
az continue his trip to Idaho.
Ms Caroline Huebner and daughter,
uiss villa, who have be- en- visiting re.
,.svss AZ Palisade, returned home Sat.
urdsy.
Mrs James Romano Of Diamond Val.
/, visited here the first OF the week
Nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent LAM.
Willis Bradley was q departure Fri.
d.v morning for Seven Troughs, Hum
hoIdt County. where he goes to join his
wife and mother.
Misses Clara and Stella Rosevear Of
Ruby Hill departed Thursday morning
n, Palisade for a visit with their sister.
Mrs. Frank Kelsey.
Anumber Of people in Eureka during
,be mast week have been suffering from
ssvere attacks of nfiammatory and
muscular rheumatism.
I 7. Mccarthy arrived in Eureka Oh
Tuesday from Chicago and will have
charge OF the books and Office work OF
the Farmers Mining Company.
There will be a called meeting Of 81.
Johns Chapter No. 8 X. A. NJ. Satur.
dsy evening at 80 o'clock. A full
abundance of members is earnestly re.
quested.
Frank Kelsey left here Thursday
morning for Palisade with two six. horss
teams loaded with wool belonging to
Mrs. James Morrison Of Antelope VAL
ley. for shipment East.
Mrs. Margaret Diamond of Eureka
this week received news OF the death OF
her youngest sister. Mrs. Grant Dodge,
at San Francisco on July IS. from kid.
ney trouble and other complications.
G. E. Morse, son-in-law of William
Pardy Of San Francisco, arrived hers
from that city Thursday night. Mr..
Morse is here to look over the mining
and other interests Of the late John
Pardy.
II. +. Hay ward and wife Of Colorado
and b. +. yogel Of Los Angeles ar
rived here Saturday night from Ely
BY automobiles. They remained
over night and continued their journey
next morning to the Coast.
P. II. HUI has been engaged for the
past few days putting in place a blu
marble scroll monument over the grave
fthe late John Pardy. The monument
was sent here by William Pardy OF San
Francisco, a brother Of the deceased.
Under the head Of New To. Day"
on the fourth page OF TO days SENTINEL
will be found the legal notices OF the
Registry Agents of the ten precincts IN
Eureka County regarding the registra-
ton Of voters for the coming Primary
election.
LC. @. Whitmore left Thursday by
private convey nee for Ely. He went
over to take charge OF Wells, Fargo q
Cos office at that place during the abb
sence Of the regular agent, who is going
East for q vacation. Mr. Whitmore ex
poets to be absent from Eureka about o
month.
f.. 8. Ellis, head carpenter OF the
Richmond. Eureka Mining Company on
Ruby Hill, left Wednesday for klam'
ath Falls. Oregon. He goes there on
q visit Of inspection, and II favorably
impressed with that section will send
for HE family and locate there per-
manently.
Freight teams from Palisade deliver
cd about 80 tons Of freight this week to
the Farmers Mining Company, consist.
ing OF mill machinery, piping and other
supplies. II is now thought the teams
will be able to finish the delivery here
OF all the company's machinery and
supplies by August 10.
W. @. Gilbert. who has been carrying
the mail by auto between Palisade and
Eureka for the past five weeks, and wa
superseded this week by the new con
tractors. left Friday with his auto for
Winnemucca. 1t is understood he will
start an auto service between that place
and the new and thriving mining camp
Of National.
Commissioners Fraser and Sweeney.
who went out Thursday as far as An
gelo Depaoli's ranch. report that the
county roads in that vicinity were only
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