The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-06-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.

John Blair OF Antelope valley came
in town Thursday for o few days visit.
Dan Downey and w. H. Russell Of
Pslisade were visitors In Eureka Friday.
r. O. vanover of Duckwater drove
into Eureka Friday evening for a load
Of supplies.
Charles Martin aud Earl Cobb of
Palisade drove up to Eureka Thursday
for . visit.
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney left here Thurs
day for an official visit to the north end
Of the county.
w. T. Smith and wife passed through
Eureka Sunday from Reno In an anto
on their way East.
Mrs. Flora Morris. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Dora. left Monday
for . business trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. J. W. Bailey. who has been on
a visit TO Reno aud California for the
past two months, returned home
Thursday.
8. G. Dye, agent Of the E. 81 p. in
Eureka, returned here Thursday from a
business trip 10 Palisade, Ogden and
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Joseph Tognini. accompanied
by her son. Joe, of Ruby Valley. Elko
County, were in Eureka the first Of
the week for A visit.
District Attorney T. ]. McParlin left
Thursday for Elko on professional bust
ness, and will visit several places in the
north end Of Eureka County before re-
turning to Eureka.
Eureka Lodge, No. %. /. o. o. F..
requests the SENTINEL to return thanks
to the different societies and all those
who turned out on Decoration Day and
assisted in the exercises.
J. X. Marks. q business man of Ely.
and William Nelson drove over to Eu-
reka Wednesday. and are reported to be
looking over conditions here with a view
OF engaging In business in Eureka.
Mrs. James Romano of Diamond VAL
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
LAM Of Eureka. after q six weeks visit
here. accompanied by her infant
daughter. returned home Monday.
Mrs. w. 8. Clayton OF Mound Valley,
Elko County. accompanied by her two
children, drove in last Saturday. Mrs.
Clayton Is O sister of Mrs. j.. A. Rattaz-
ri of Eureka. and is here on a visit to
her.
A social party was given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Romano in Dia-
mond Valley Friday evening to their
neighbors and friends. A number from
Eureka, Mineral Hill and Pine Valley
also attended the dance.
State Mining Inspector Edward Ryan
arrived here last Saturday. This was
Mr.. Ryan's first visit to Eureka. He
spent Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
inspecting all the mines in this section
that are at present in operation and left
Wednesday for the railroad.
J. ID. Garvin. recently Of Tonopah,
has rented the barber shop one door
north OF Mau Bros. store and is having
the place renovated preparatory to
opening q first-class barber shop and
bath rooms. His announcement will
appear in next weeks SENTINEL
Frank Winzell of Alpha was IN En-
reka the first of the week. He says
several OF the ranchers in the north
end Of the county are arranging to put
in crops of rye and other cereals for the
purpose Of ascertaining whether these
crops can be successfully raised in this
section by the dry farming system.
On account of the freight teams
handling rush orders for the Windfall
and Farmers Mining Company, con-
siderable freight for Eureka merchants
has been accommodating at Palisade.
The SENTINEL is informed that a gen.
eral cleanup was made this week and
the delayed freight will arrive here
within the next few days.
Supt. A. II. Randolph states that an
other effort will be made to get the Il.
& P. telegraph line In working condi.
ton on his return to Palisade. IL is
now thought the present batteries in
use are not strong enough to withstand
the induction caused by the lines close
proximity to the Western Union wires
running through Palisade canyon.
George Broy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
0. l.. Broy Of Eureka, and purchasing
agent of the Goldfield Consolidated
Mining Company Of Goldfeld, Nevada.
arrived here by aato Thursday. de
returned to Goldfeld this morning ao-
c%ompanied by his mother. who Is en-
route to San Bernardino. California,