The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-09-17
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liant. was an arrival in Eureka Friday.
Miss Sylvia Rogantini drove in from
pinto Creek Friday for q visit in Eu-
reks.
Mrs. Thomas Wasley, accompanied by
her sou. left Wednesday to join her
husband at Eureka. Utah.
Miss Rebecca Eccles left Wednesday
far Cherry Greek, White Pine County.
where she goes to teach school.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Eareka Lodge No. 16. f. g. A. NJ,
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
DIR. W. F. Burnett was q departure
Wednesday for Santa Rosa, California,
10 attend to some business matters.
Thomas Griffin. the rancher aud
stock buyer of Carlin, Nevada. arrived
here last Saturday on a business visit.
Fred Bartine, q former shift boss at
the Windfall mine, returned from
National, Humboldt County, Saturday.
Harry Morris returned to Eureka
Wednesday from near Damele's ranch
where he has been prospecting for the
past month.
j. A. Mccarthy. bookkeeper for the
Farmers Mining Company in Eureka,
left Friday for California for a couple OF
weeks vacation.
C. NJ. Dull and B. p. Campbell Of the
windiall Mining Company left Mon.
day for a business trip to the railroad.
Mr.. Campbell returned Thursday.
Agent s. G. Dye Of the Z. & p. Com.
pany, accompanied by his daughter.
Beatrice, who have been visiting a
Ogden, Utah. returned home Saturday.
Mrs. +. j. Bremenkampf was a de-
parture on Wednesdays stage for SAT
Francisco, where she goes to spend the
Winter visiting her son and daughter.
Miss Florence Mcmillan, who has
been visiting at Duckwater for severa
weeks, returned to Eureka Friday auo
will o pen the Cotton wood school Mon
day.
The Tonopah Bonanza of September :
announces that Mrs. II. A. McKim and
son, Horton, have returned to Tonopab
from a six weeks vacation trip in Cali
fornia.
A. X. Mcdaniel, a mining engineer
of Denver, Colorado. spent several day.
here this week making a thorough in
s~pection of the Holly mines on Adams
Hill for Boston parties.
AL Dees, wife, two daughters and
son. arrived here from Bald Mountain
Saturday. Mrs. Dees and the children
will remain here for the Winter. where
the children will attend school.
One Of the new buildings Of the
Farmers Mining Company at the Silver
Connor mine has been flushed, and II.
NJ. Cooper and Adams johnson moved
out to their new quarters this afternoon.
Bernard Damele and sisters. Misses
Margaret and Mary, and Miss Rose
Ourto, came in from the Damele ranch
at Tonkin Tuesday. The young ladies
are now visiting the Curto family in
Eureka.
A load Of watermelons from the Smith
ranch in Newark Valley arrived here
Friday. They were Of particularly fine
flavor, and the demand was such that
another load could have been easily dis
posed Of.
Charles 7. Weidman arrived here last
Saturday in his auto from Reno. He
intended to remain in Eureka several
weeks. but he received a dispatch Fri
day calling him to the railroad and left
that afternoon in his auto for Palisade.
Commissioner j. B. Bale made a trip
to the Diamond mine at Prospect Oh
Friday. He reports that a young cloud
burst must have been doing business in
the canyon Thursday. for the road il
now WASHED out so that it is almost i'm.
passable. Men have been put to work
to repair the damage.
Abe Laird, who is in the employ oil
the Farmers Mining Company on the
night shift. while returning to town
Sunday night, his horse stumbled and
threw him to the ground, which dis
abled his arm and shoulder to such an
extent that he was compelled to lay off
for three or four days.
Miss Emma @. Regli. who has been
spending her vacation with her folks.
left by Friday stage en- route to Black
Horse. White Pine County, Nevada,
where she has been engaged to teach
the coming term Of school. During her
absence the young lady will be the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Barley ].
Smithson, who is q resident Of the
above mentioned town.
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