The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-03-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Eureka the nrss Oh the week on pusl
ness.
There will be q stated c~onvocation o
Eureka Lodge No. 16. f. & A. NJ. Sat
urday evening at 2 o'clock.
T. ]. McParlin, an attorney at Buck
horn. spent several days in Eureka thi'
week attending 10 legal matters.
Sylvia Maurita Of the Fletcher stables
left Eureka Thursday for Palisade with
a four horse team and six passengers.
Attorney Fl. K. Mitchell has rented
the Levan house ON Spring street, and
moved into his new quarters this week
@. NJ. Dull, business manager Of th,
windfall Mining Company. left Thurs
day for Reno to attend to some com
pany matters.
The Board of School Trustees OF Eu'
reka School district ON February % ap.
pointed Miss Grace Travers School
Census Marshal.
A notice OF the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Northwestern Con.
solidated Mining Company is published
under "New To-Day"
Phil Paroni had a bunch Of beef cat
tie brought into town Friday from
Duckwater that will be used In sup
plying his meat market in Eureka.
William Sweet, who is doing develop
ment work on o number Of mining
claims near Oak Station on the 4. g. p,
was in Eureka on business Thursday.
Edgar Sadler arrived in town Thurs
day from his ranch in Diamond Valley.
accompanied by his wife. He reports
the roads in the valley to be in good con-
dition now.
W. T.. Jeannot, who has mining and
other interests here. left Wednesday &c.
companied by his wife for the East.
They do not expect to return to Eureka
until late in the Summer.
George L. Kaeding.and wife aud II.
M. Cooper, mention Of whose intended
departure was made last week, left En-
reka Wednesday by private conveyance
for Palisade en- route to Salt Lake.
II. r. Bradley. president of the Ne
vada Development and Mining Com.
pany, who arrived here from the East
about two weeks ago. left Tuesday with
Granville Fletcher for Palisade en- route
East.
William Culver and Joe Javaux. who
have been doing development work on
some Of William Sweets mines near
Oak Station on the Z. & p. railway for
the past two months, are in Eureka for
q vacation.
James Williams. Pat Nugent and
Nsphi Graves OF Ruby Hill leave Sun
day morning by auto for Palissde. Mr..
Williams goes to Reno to join his wife,
and Messrs. Nugent and Graves expect
to 20 to Salt Lake.
Bert l.. Smith has deaided to locate in
the oil fields OF Southern California.
His furniture and household effects at
Tonoplh were packed for shipment to
Bakersfield, California, this week, and
he aud his family will shortly take mp
their residence there.
John Repetto and Antoine Zunino,
each with a two.horse team. left Thurs
day for Palisaie to load light groceries
and provisions for j. b. Bales Eureka
Cash Store. They left here with five
passengers and expect to make the
round trip in seven days.
Miss Villa Huebner entertained a
number of her young friends Wednes
day evening at her home on Spring
street. The gathering was to celebrate
the young lady's birthday. Merriment
and pleasure ruled and during the even
ing a repast of d~elicacies was served.
A large number Of the men thrown
out Of employment by the closing down
Of the Richmond Eureka and Windfall
Mining Companies were departures for
the railroad this week. Every team
leaving for Palisade was loaded to Ca
pacity. and many took Foot q
Walkers line.
viii Sharp, who has been assayer and
surveyor for the Richmond. Eureka Min
ing Company on Ruby Hill for the past
four years, leaves Sunday for Reno op
a visit to friends. From there he ex-
pscts to go to Jarbidge as soon as condi-
tions will permit OF q safe entry into
that new country.
f. Hammond, who recently disposed
OF his ranch about tour miles north
east OF Eureka. and whose health has
been quite poor Of late. is now in town,
bat expects to leave for Los Angeles,
California. to join his daughters and
son there as soon as he feels able to
stand the trip from here to Palisade.
A letter from San Francisco this week
states that the condition Of Mrs. Nj.
Winzell continues to improve, but the
doctors have ordered her removal to Q
warmer climate. Accompanied by hei
daughter. Miss Catherine, she will go tC
Los Garos. California. and her son
Frank, will return to the home rancf
near Alpha, this county.