The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-09
c BREvITIES.

water Friday.
/ Griffith returned Thursday from
nj. visit to Reno aud Verdi.
Charley HUI went to Palisade earl,
this week for q load OF freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jones Of Rub,
Hill left Thursday morning for British
Columbia.
Albert Beck, son Of Mrs. A. p. May
harry of Ruby Hill, returned here Tues
day from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Walter Bracken Of Las Vegas
Nevada. was an arrival here Saturday
for a visit with her father. Hiram
johnson.
CYRUS W. McMilien Of Currant Creek,
I'VE County, arrived here Friday for Q
yisi. with his daughter, Miss Florencf
McMillen.
The Eureka Cash Store has just CON
pleted putting down a new plank side
walk In front OF its building on North
Main street.
Edgar Father and Eugene johnson
returned Thursday from their trip to
Reno. While there they took in the
Jsfries- johnson fight.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eicil Cazier and three children Of Cur.
rant Greek, Nye County. were arrivals
Sunday for o visit with relatives here.
Cornelius Burnett, q brother Of DIR.
W. F. Burnett Of Eureka, arrived here
Saturday from Davis. California. for o
abort visit with the Doctor and his wife.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bradley aud diughter.in-
law. Mrs. Willis Bradley. were depart
ures Tuesday for o months visit with
relatives at Seven Troughs, Humboldt
County.
Judge Peter Breen left Saturday morn.
ing by private conveyance for Austin,
where he will hold a term Of the Lander
County District Court commencing next
Wednesday.
Spencer Reynolds, Receiver OF the
Eureka County Bank, left for Palisade
Friday to look after the shipment oil
the Eureka Live Stock Oompauy's wool
clip to the East.
County Clerk r. Mechanics gives
notice in another column Of to-day's
SENTINEL that the Primary Election to
be held in Eureka County this year will
take place on Tuesday, September 8.
The SENTINEL has another political
announcement this week. Edgar Father
isa candidate for the nomination OF Re-
corder and Auditor on the Republican
ticket at the coming Primary election.
Edgar Sadler took down the following
crew TO the Sulphur ranch In Diamond
Valley Tuesday. where they go to work
In the hay fields: Will Loofbourrow.
Dannie Davies. Will Hicks. Stanley
Fine. Charles Rannells.
Mrs. Charles 8. Greenwood and three
children were arrivals here from Au'
burn, California, Thursday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Greenwood, who went to
Elko with his Oldsmobile auto to meet
them and bring them to Eureka.
Some one has been breaking into the
water tanks and maliciously destroying
the locks at several OF the tanks that
supply Eureka with water. snperin-
tsndent Merrill Fletcher says this must
be stopped, and publishes . notice Of
warning In another column.
B. p. Campbell. superintendent OF the
Wlndfall Mining Company's oyaniae
mill. returned to Eureka Thursday 40
oompanied by his wife and infant
daughter. who have been spending the
Summer at Long Beach. California
Mrs. Q. O. Crews. of FL Paso. Texas
mother Of Mrs. Campbell. arrived with
them for Q visit here.
!. T. Hsndlsy. superintendent OF the
Eureka Live Stock Company. Wal an
arrival In Eureka Friday from Exc,
where he had returned his sheep shear
ing crew after finishing clipping the
last Of the company locks at the Squa~
Mountain ranch. He reports that a fair
CLIP was obtained. although some wool
WAS lost by shedding. On account OF the
sheep not having been clipped earlier 10
the season. Mr.. Handley says there
was q good yield OF lambs.