The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-06-10
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water were visitors here last Tuesday.
Joe Trevelli and James Buckskin of
Mineral Hill were visitors in Eureka
the first of the week.
Assessor II. O. McTerney returned
Monday from an official trip to the
north end Of the county.
Mrs. Roy Cobb and child Of Eureka
left for Palisade Tuesday for q visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cobb.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. g. A. NJ. Sat.
urday evening at 1880 o'clock.
J. d. Garvin. who has just opened q
barber shop in Eureka. has a new adver
tisement in to-dsy's sESrIsEL.
William Sweet. who was confined to
to his room last week with q threatened
attack of pneumonia, is up and around
again.
Dennis Keefe left here Tuesday with
his burros for a prospecting trip to Bald
Mountain and other points in EIko
County.
Vincent LAM was taken quite i'll
Friday afternoon with q bilious attack
and is now confined to his room at his
home on Atlas Hill.
Constable John McKernan. who was
seriously i'll a couple Of weeks ago, has
now fully recovered and is able to be
out and around again.
George 4. Porter, Bert Irwin and
Walter w. Dreyer arrived here Friday
night by auto from Salt Lake and left
this morning for Reno en- route to the
coast.
Supt. George w. Leighton Of the Ne
vada Central Copper Company, near
Alpha, drove into Eureka from the
mine Sunday to attend to some business
matters.
Mrs. ID. Z. Nostrosa, who has been in
poor health and confined to her bed for
the past month. has 50 far recovered
Us 10 be able to be up and around the
house again.
Mrs. Thomas Rosevear OF Illipah.
White Pine County, accompanied by
her two children, were arrivals here
this week for a visit with Mrs. John
Flavin of Ruby Hill.
Miss Rebecca Eccles Of Ruby Hill.
who has been teaching near Cherry
Greek, White Pine County. having
closed her school for the Summer vaca.
ton, returned home Sunday.
Telephone service between Eureka
and Palisade was e-established last
Tuesday. and q number OF telegraphic
messages have been phoned on to En-.
reka from Palisade during the week.
Mrs. Mary Henry of Sparks, Nevada,
who had been in Eureka several weeks
attending to the settlement OF the affairs
Of her mother. the late Mrs. Anna Keen,
finished her business here and departed
for home by last Mondays stage.
The wife aud two children OF Angelo
Debernardi arrived in Eureka from Italy
Saturday. Mr.. Debernardi recently pur-
chased the ranch formerly owned by
W. E. Taylor in Newark Valley, where
he and his family will make their home.
The warm weather that has prevailed
In this section for the past few days has
assisted very materially in furthering
the growth Of all kinds Of vegetation.
This condition is especially noticeable
by the leaving out Of the trees in the
various parts Of town.
W. II. Sweeney left to-day for his
ranch 10 Copenhagen canyon. Antelope
Valley. to determine the courses Of the
water running on his land preparatory
to fling water rights on the same with
the State Engineer. L. @. Boston went
out to assist him in the work.
District Attorney 7. j. McParlin and
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney. who have been a.
Reno in connection with the Oscar j.
Smith habeas corpus proceeding that
was to have come up for decision in the
District Court there last Saturday, re-
tarned to Eureka Friday evening.
Robert NJ. Kelly, with his bride. and
sister. Miss Anna Kelly, left here
Thursday morning for Mr.. Kelly's home
at Bishop, California, where after a
short visit they will continue their
honeymoon trip to Los Angeles. Miss
lisa bel Merialdo accompanied the party
as far as Battle Mountain. en- route TO
Austin, near where she goes to teach a
Summer school.
p. V. Knowles, who has been prin-
cipal Of the Eureka County High school
for the past year. left to-day for his
home at Mountain View. Santa Clara
County. Gal whare he will make q