The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-08-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

day from o couple OF months visit In
California.
John Blair and his sister, Miss Susie
xere visitors in Eureka Monday and
Tuesday from Antelope Valley.
A. P. Msyberry and Ray Broy went
ant to Silverado Friday to inspect sew
sral mining properties in that district.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Morri-
.ou OF Antelope Valley drove into Eu.
rska Wednesday for a load of supplies.
Peter Damele and Harry Morris made
.aying trip into Eureka from Tonkin
Thursday. only remaining in own over
night.
Miss Isabel Merialdo returned to Eu.
rska Monday from Lander County
where she has just finished teaching a
Sumner school.
Miss Agnes Lucey of Eureka has
been engaged to teach the Blair school
in Antelope Valley. The Fall term Of
this school commences on Sept. 5.
Miss Belle Crumley of San Francisco
was an arrival in Eureka Thursday on
= visit to her mother, Mrs. S. f
Crumley, aud sister, Mrs. e. A. Skill
man.
Charley Woods this week sold his
Buel street brick building and the furni-
ture therein for $4,000. Who says he
railroad will not be running into Eu-
reka again this year?
The Ruby Hill Sunday School has
arranged to give q picnic at the Italian
Ranch lex Monday. The Ruby Hill
Band will be in attendance and furnish
music during the afternoon.
Several Eurekans who have been out
after sagehen report plenty OF Dung
birds this season, but say that on &C
count Of the feed drying up SO early the
sagehen are not found on their usual
feeding grounds.
Frank Hooking, the blind boy. son Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Hooking Of Ea.
rska, who has been spending his vaoa-
ton at home, left Friday for Reno en-
route to Berkeley, Gal. where he is at.
tending the Deaf. Dumb and Blind
school.
f. P. Silver, general manager OF the
Brewing Company at Ely, was an ar
rival in Eureka Wednesday. His com.
pany ia now furnishing Eureka with q
large amount OF the beer consumed
here, another six-horse load arriving
Thursday.
Miss Rebecca Eccles Of Ruby Hill left
Friday morning for Cherry Creek,
White Pine County, where she has
been re. engaged to teach the next term
Of hat school. En- route she will visit
at the Sadler ranch in Diamond Valley
and in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner aud her little
granddaughter. Gladys Cicali, returned
to Eureka Sunday from Palisade, where
Mrs. Huebner was called on account of
the serious illness Of her daughter, Mrs.
A. Anderson. The latter is now re.
ported to be rapidly recovering.
Ernest Kreher. general manager OF
the Tampa Foundry and Machine
Works at Tampa. Florida. accompanied
by his wife. passed through Eureka
Monday en- route to their home IN
Florida. They started their car from
New York City and went through
Canada over the northern route to San
Francisco. from there to Los Angeles,
and are taking the route through Ne
vada on their way home.
Supt. G. l.. Kaeding Of the Farmers
Mining Company arrived from Palisade
Thursday accompanied by II. b. Shelves.
who was sent here by the Oliver Filter
Company to adjust the filter put in the
Farmers new mill, which has 80
FAR refused to do satisfactory work. Mr..
Sleeves at once commenced work on the
refractory machine and hopes to have it
In proper order in q few days.
Auhms Johnson anu Itbs Loh WOW
engaged in hauling a cotton shipment
oil ore from the Silver Oonnor mine on
Prospect Mountain to the depot this
week. This ore was taken out last
year while tributiDg. and is now
being loaded into box cars at the depot
awaiting the resumption Of traffic over
the Z. & p. 1t is hoped Adams will
soon be able to get it in motion again
toward the Salt Lake smelters.
AT the Sheriff sale of mining proper
ties in the case of Gaetano vs. Mitchell
that took place in front of the Court
House Tuesday morning, all the prop
critics were bought by p. M. DesMarais
for a little more than the Judgment and
costs amounted to-$S45. Attorney
Mitchell, the defendant In the matter,