The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

n;strict Attorney T. J. McParlin left
rbarsdsy for the railroad On a profess
sionsl trip.
pate Welt is again attending to
..,,ons at the Hotel Zadow bar after a
ten days illness.
Edgar sadler drove one OF his big
,sa ms in from Sulphur on Tuesday to
sss a touch Of city life.
Frank Winzell and John Tatten Of
Alnba spent a couple Of days in town
the first Of the week.
The Henderson Banking Company
- Eko. Nevada, has been named as the
asoository for the Eureka Postal Saw.
ings Bank.
Lee Rariden OF Ogden, Utah, has been
IN Eureka during the week looking at
bu ,iuess conditions. aud may conclude
10 locate here.
W II. Walker, who has been work.
ing at the windfall for several months
AZ a carpenter. left Monday for his
home at Los Angeles. Cal.
!. +. Inglis, an experienced cyanide
NIL man. arrived here Thursday from
Salt Lake City to take charge Of the
Wludfall Mining Oompany's milling
pant.
John Trevelli Of Tuscarora, Elko
County, was in Eureka several days this
weeking attending to matters in con-
pection with the estate Of his late
brother, Joseph Trevelli.
Mrs. +. S. Ellis. accompanied by her
daughter, Miss June. and infant child.
arrived Tuesday from Klamath Falls,
Oregon, to join Mr.. Ellis, who is now
employed at the Windfall.
In the District Court Monday, Judge
Peter Breen rendered q decision settling
the matter of the first account OF
Charles Boyle as executor Of the estate
OF NJ. Dargin, deceased.
James Mackey recently took over the
interest OF B. r.. Campbell in a lease on
the Page & Cor win mine ut Secret Cam
Won, and is now at work there with
julius Huebner. the other lessee.
A telephone message from Palisade
yesterday stated that J. II. Causten of
the Windfall Mining Company. who
has been attending the annual meeting
Of his company at Chicago, was a pas
ssnger on the stage aud would arrive
here to-day.
DR.. II. l.. Magoon. the dentist who is
engaged in doing considerable work for
the people OF this section. arrived here
Friday afternoon from Ely in his auto
and will be at the Hotel Zadow for sew
eral days. The Doctor is accompanied
by his Office assistant, Miss Florence
Tlford.
DR.. George r. Devine. an eye special.
Isl, Of Goldfeld, Nevada, accompanied
by his wife, aud w. II. Heargerty. life
insurance solicitor. have been in Eu-
reka during the week. They are en-
route home to Goldfeld from Ely. and
expect to leave for the latter place to-
morrow.
Just before the SENTINEL went to
press this afternoon. word reached Eu
reka that a valve on the traction engine
had bsen broken near Diamond Station.
IL miles from here. and the broken port
would have to be sent from Salt Lake
before the engine could be repaired aud
bring its loads on to Eureka.
B. p. Campbell, who has been in
charge OF the milling plant of the Wind
Tall Mining Company since its resump-
ton last May, recently resigned his
position and left Monday TO join his
family at Alameda, Gal. Mr.. Campbell
hinterested in mining property in Kern
county. CAL. which will now receive
his attention.
X. J. Reid, who has been blacksmith
atthe Wlndfall plant for several months.
mas recently been having trouble with
MS leit arm aud he quit work this
week. He intends re.opening hi.
blacksmith shop in Eureka as soon al
Ills arm will permit his working again.
IN Delanty. formerly with the Rich.
nond. Eureka Company on Ruby Hill
arrived here this week from Myton
usah, to take his place at the Windfall
The telephone line from Eureka t.
rahsade Was down and u of service
nom Wednesday forenoon until late
friday afternoon. John Siri is hauling
nay from the DArgin ranch to Eureka
win a 10 animal team. aud n of hi
ioaas caught and broke the wire where
crosses the road on the summit. HI
was unable to repair it. and the line wa
0at OF commission until Dick ImOber,
"es was scot out from Eareka Friday