The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-22
c BREvITIES.

Frank fastotini "eH' ~
lanes Mcvey left for Touopah satur'
day morning.
Mira Teresa Florio returned here
Thursday from a visit at Beowawe.
Charles Pedlar returned to Eureka
rhnr.day from Reno where. he has been
tr the past month.
Miss Mary Morrison zane In from
Antelope Valley Thursday and is visit
ing Mrs. James Ksutz.
Thomas Spracklin returned to the
mining camp OF National. Humboldt
ooouty. Nevada, Monday.
Attention is called to an advertise.
msnt under the heading bids Wanted
in this issue of the SENTINEL
District Attorney I. j. McParlin re-
,urned TO Eureka Sunday from an Off
cisl visit to Buckhorn and Carson.
Will Loofbourrow and Frank Nc
Bride, who have been working at
McCloud Springs. north OF Eureka. re-
turned here Monday.
Frank Henderson. formerly Of Eu.
reka. left Tonopah last week to enter
the employ Of the Reno Mercantile
Company at Reno. Nevada.
Mrs. f. J. Bremenkampf returned to
Eureka Thursday from San Francisco,
where she has been visiting her son
and daughter for the past month.
Sealed bids for constructing q road
from Buckhorn to Blackburn are adver-
tised for by the Commissioners Of Eu-
reka County in to.day's SENTINEL.
While the fore part Of the week was
cold aud windy. and considerable rain
fell, IL has since cleared mp and we are
now being treated to some delightful
weather.
Robbie Hills brought in q four.horse
load OF -four, bacon and other produce
this week from Exc and left Saturday
again for the same place with a load Of
hides and pelts.
A number OF Candidates for county
Offices left Eureka this week for a trip
to the different precincts in the north
end OF the county, and others expect to
leave the coming week.
Antoine Tognoni Of the Italian ranch
left Thursday for Elko. Antoine Vac
caro- OF Prospect and Artiglio Mulenari
went out with him. The latter will go
on to San Francisco.
Bernard Verdini. who has been
seriously i'll with mountain fever at the
Msrialdo Hotel in Eureka, is now said
to be out Of danger, and ii 40 compli-
cations arise, will v
The SENTINEL acknowledges with
thanks the receipt OF . complimentary
ticket to the concert and dance to be
given by the Lobster Club Band at the
Eureka Opera House on Monday even
ing. November 2.
From w. J. Hooper, who returned
from Palisade Saturday. it is learned
that his brothers, John and Tom,
who have been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever. are now thought to be
out Of danger. and are expected to be
up and around in a short time.
From Ed Whitmore, who came in by
team from Palisade Friday. it is learn
ed that the smoke seen from Eureka in
Diamond Valley Thursday. and which
the people here thought was caused by
the burning Of a haystack, turns out to
have been some tules on fire.
State Engineer Emmett Boyle was an
arrival here Sunday from Carson on Of
fetal business. He remained here a
couple Of days looking into water rights
and other matters connected with his
office aud left Tuesday for Duckwater
to attend to official business in that
locality.
Ed Whitmore. who drove up from
Palisade, says although he was some
distance from the railroad track when
he was driving in Friday afternoon he
saw four cars at Diamond Station. IL
miles north of Eureka. two Of which he
thought were loaded with coal and the
other " with ties, and thinks they
were the cars Agent S. G.. Dye aud his
force Of men are bringing up from
Alpha.