The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-21
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Sunday.
Mrs. William Strange left Sunday
for a visit at Reno.
Mrs. Joseph Tognoni Of Duckwater
was visiting in Eureka early this week.
There are no new developments this
vssk in Eureka County Bank matters.
Frank Kopp and Charles Ruben came
a, from Silverado the first Of the week
for supplies.
The condition Of William Davies. who
has been very i'll for the past month, is
still considered serious.
Assessor II. G. McTerney returned
Friday from an official visit to the
north end Of the county.
The condition Of Mrs. Oliver Pratt.
who was seriously i'll last week. is
now very much improved.
There will be q stated communication
Of Eureka Lodge No. l6, f. & A. M.
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Judge Peter Breen returned Friday
from Austin, where he has been hold.
ing q term Of the Lander County
District Court.
M. p. Murphy. who left here several
months ago for the benefit Of his health,
returned Sunday from Ogden, Utah.
much improved.
Ben Regli, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. B. Rsgli, aud Mrs. John
Moyle, departed for Ely Sunday by
private conveyance.
James II. Causten and J. w. Smith,
stockholders in the Windfall Mining
Company, were reported at Palisade
Friday en- route to Eureka.
4. Kuehn. the tailor, left on Thurs
days stage for a business trip to Pail
SADIE, Carlin. National and Buckhorn.
He expects to be absent about two
weeks.
Miss Christy Fulton has finished
teaching her term Of school at Tenabo.
Lander County, and returned to her
home in Eureka on Monday accompani.
cd by her brother. Lyman.
Carlin Commonw wealth: Thomas Grit
fin left Thursday morning for a weeks
drive in Eureka County. He is looking
after cattle aud will investigate a new
mining strike reported near Eureka.
Wallace NJ. Hamilton of Alameda,
Cal. who spent several days in Eureka
last week attending to business matters,
left by Mondays stage for California.
He expects to return here In a couple of
weeks.
Charlie Minoletti, Of the Minoletti
Brothers, was kicked on the left thigh
Monday by one OF his work horses.
fortunately no bones were broken, but
s q consequence IL has caused him to
Falk quite lame.
A match game Of baseball was played
on the grounds south OF town on Sun
day by the juveniles of Eureka and
Ruby Hill. They played n very exciting
game OF ball with a score Of 81 to IL 10
favor Of the Ruby Killers.
Mrs. NJ. Winzsll. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Katherine. return.
ed to her home at Alpha from San
Francisco Wednesday. Mrs. Winzell.
who has been seriously Ill in Califor-
MIA for several months, IL now re-
ported to be much improved.
Eureka was visited Friday by a num-.
Der OF showers OF rain and hail, the
downpour about II a. m. being I'M
usually heavy. The big ditch on
Spring street received a good flushing
out. Passengers arriving by that days
stage report that 1t also rained heavily
In Diamond Valley.
J. N. Tedford's six. eight and ten
animal teams arrived in Eureka on
Wednesday from Palisade loaded with
machinery for the Farmers Mining
Company. They delivered their loads
Thursday at the mill ate of the COM
psny In Spring Valley, and have now
returned to Palisade for more machinery
Thomas Haley came over from Ely
Thursday by private conveyance to at
tend to some business matters here for
the Louisson Exploration Company.
Mr.. Haley states that the above com.
pauy has about concluded arrange
msnts for resuming development work
on its five mining claims at Silverado.
about 10 miles southsast of Eareka,
and he expects the work will be started
very shortly.