The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.

arrivals here from Palisade Monday.
Commissioner W. III. Sweeney re-
,urued by Fridays stage from Palisade.
Julius Heubner and John Huffmaster
,aft Tuesday for a prospecting trip to
Cortez and Buckhorn.
Judge Peter Breen will leave the
u,ddle Of next week for Austin to hold
a term of the District Court.
Mrs. Miles McKinnon of Palisade,
Nevada, is a visitor in Reno this week
and Is at the Riverside hotel.
Willis Bradley left Monday for Buck.
horn. where he goes to look over the
business prospects Of that camp.
]. W. Ebert and two daughters of Pal
isaje, Nevada. are registered at the
Riverside hotel, Reno. this week.
II. NJ. Cooper, who is interested here
with the Kaeding Brothers in a number
of mining properties. left by Thursdays
stage for Palisade.
". III. OOtLuhn lcaChCu aiichQb odt'
urday morning on his return from Reno.
Il was raining so hard there and the
roads we're so muddy that he was unable
to start on his motor cycle for Eureka.
While we had warm, Summer weather
the fore part Of the week. showers
Thursday and Friday were followed by
acold wave that has retarded the growth
Of the new grass and young vegetables.
The Elko County Abstract & Title
Company has just completed the alb
stracts and maps for the William Dun.
ply estate, lying in Lander. Eureka
and Elko Counties. comprising 200. 900
acres.
II. w. Clarke. who was an employee |
Of the Eureka County Bank at the time
of Its suspension, returned to Reno this
week. After a short visit with friends
there be expects to locate permanently
in San Francisco.
A letter was received in Eureka Tues.
day from Santa Rosa, California, an
nouncing the sudden death there on
April 23 Of the 1S-year-old daughter OF
Z. r. Sawyer. a ieweler OF that city.
The young lady wa a niece of Mrs. DIR.
W. +. Burnett Of Eureka.
G. II. German left for Reno Monday
on q business visit. He started from
here on his motor cycle at 6 a. m. aud
after stopping for lunch at Mineral Hill
rode into Palisade ut $3.50 p. III. thai
afternoon, covering the 81 miles in So
hours. Considering the present bao
condition Of the roads, this is fast time.
p. II. HUI has been engaged this
week transferring his stock of goods from
his old store in the Court House block
to his stone building on the west side OF
Main street opposite the Eureka County
Bank. In the future this will be his
headquarters, but il will probably be
several days yet before ali the goods viii
be removed there and placed in order.
Supt. A. p. Mayberry of the Rich
mond- Eureka Mining Company re-
turned Saturday from a several days
visit at Buckhorn. He is reported to
have been most favorably impressed
with the prospect OF Buckhorn making a
permanent camp, and states that for the
amount Of development work done 10
the mines there. there is a bigger show.
ing OF gold ore thar can be seen in any
other property In Nevada.
Deputy Superintendent of Schools A
b. Lightfoot arrived In Eureka Tuesday
on his return home to Ely from a trip
to Austin and the northern portion OF
Lander County. He reports that the
Austin & Battle Mountain Railroad has
been reconstructed to a point within 40
miles OF Austin and that the people Of
the latter place are now enjoying o
much improved mail. passenger and
freight service.
Mrs. William Zadow, who has spent
the past six months In California, re.
turned home Tuesday. She was accom-
panied from Palisade by her son. Willie,
who met her at that point on his return
nome from attending the military
school at Stanton, Virginia. Mrs.
Zadow during her absence visited Los
angeles and other points Of interest in
Southern California. and spent several
months with her narants at Grass Val |