The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-08-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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II. NJ. Cooper OF the Farmers Mining
Company left Thursday on a business
trip to the East.
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm left last Sat.
urday for a visit at the Stephen Damele
ranch, neal Tonkin.
Miss Mamie Rogantini has been en-.
gagged to teach the next term Of the
school at Prospect.
Rudolph Zadow this week sold his
gray family driving horse to Henry
Bechtel Of Newark Valley for 800.
John Holmes. son of the late Hugh
Holmes and a former resident of Ruby
Hill, was an arrival here from Tonopah
this week.
Dan Morrison left on Mondays stage
TO look over some mining properties at
Raid Mountain in which Eureka parties
are Interested.
Superintendent G. L. KaediDg Of the
Farmers Mining Company left on a
business trip to the railroad by this
mornings auto.
J. X. Smith of Salt Lake. agent for
the Milwaukee Gas Engine Works. was
visitor In Eureka several days the lat
Ter part Of the week.
Miss Kate Delbondio returned home
Tuesday from a six weeks visit with
the family Of Joe Tognini at Hobson,
White Pine County.
Fred Sartori returned to Eureka Sun.
day after two years absence in Cali.
fornia and the mining camps in south
ern and western Nevada.
Miss Pearl Morrison returned home
Monday from a couple weeks visit
with Misses Sylvia and Mamie Rogan.
TIM at their Pinto Greek ranch.
Miss Kathleen Breen. third daughter
OF Judge and Mrs. Peter Breen Of Eu-
reka. left Thursday for Reno, where she
will enter the Nevada University, TAX
ing the teachers Normal course.
Miss Ferinda Curto left "Wednesday
for a visit at the Romano ranch in Dia-
mond Valley, and will also visit friends
at Mineral Hill before returning home.
O. p. Barnum, who Is engaged in
trapping wild horses in Fish Lake VAL
lev, about 20 miles southwest Of Fish
Creek, was in Eureka last Sunday for a
load Of supplies.
Mrs. Thomas Rosevear Of Illipah,
White Pine County, who was seriously
i'll last week at the home Of Mrs. John
Flavin on Ruby Hill. is now reported
much improved.
Mrs. James Kautz and little daughter
left Wednesday with Henry Bechtel for
his ranch ia Newark valley. where MIR.
Kautz is engaged in cutting and putting
up the hay crop.
Miss Lena S%ciuchetti, court stenogra-
pher during the recent Indian murder
trial. finished TRANSFERRING her notes in
that case and departed for her home at
Austin Monday morning.
William Laird. accompanied by his
son, Abe, and nephew. George. came
into Eureka Tuesday from the Newark
Mill in Newark Valley. where the boys
have been enjoying q months vacation.
Camille Gallo, who formerly con
ducted the Union Bakery in Eureka but
Is now engaged in the bakery business
at Elko. came over from the latter place
Friday to attend to some business mat
ters here.
The putting up Of the hay crop at the
Simonsen ranch in Newark Valley was
completed Monday aud Otto Simonsen
on Tuesday brought into town those
members of the haying crew that went
out from Eureka.
The Sheriff's sale of mining properties
In the case Of Romandini Gaetano vs..
II. X. Mitchell, advertised to take place
last Monday. has been postponed to
Tuesday. August 10. See advertisement
under New To-Day"
The Sheriff's sale of the Bureau
Hotel aud Union Bakery and other
property in the case Of Z. Paroni VS..
Camille Gallo is advertised to be sold at
public sale in front of the Court House
next Monday at noon.
g. w. Turner, who own a number Of
mining claims near the Jackson mine
on Ruby Hill. returned to Eureka We'd
nesday with a saddle horse and pack
animal. He has been prospecting In
the hills for several months.
Mrs. A. Anderson Of Palisade.
daughter of Mrs. Caroline Huebner OF
Eureka, who has been seriously i'll in a
private hospital at Elko for several
weeks. returned home last week and is
now reported to be improving.