The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Buckhorn Thursday.
Mrs. A. Mckay returned Thursday
from q trip to Duckwater.
Jerome Nearney. Q former Eurekan,
vas an arrival Tuesday from Deeth,
Elko County.
W.. E. Jeannot is Offering for sale sew.
srsl bargains in another column of to-
days SENTINEL
Several Eurekans are laid mp with
attacks Of rhsumatism-brought on by
the recent storm.
John Reinmiller, an experienced min
ing and mill man, was an arrival here
from Reno on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. o. McTerney returned to Eu-
reka Sunday from q couple Of months
visit with relatives in California.
Will f. Mau left Wednesday for
northern California with q view Of
going into business there II he can find
suitable opening.
James Griffin Of Carlin spent several
days in this section this week, closing
several deals for cattle before leaving
for home this morning.
Mrs. 8. T. Edwards aud Mrs. G. NJ.
Roberts left Eureka Thursday for a
short visit with Mrs. Isadore Sara at
the Roberts Greek ranch.
W. N. Curto of Eureka will continue
in the freighting business between Pail
sade and Eureka. He has a new ad-
vertisement in to-day's SENTINEL.
Ernest Simonsen. wife and children.
Of Newark Valley, spent several days in
Eureka this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Mechanics. Mrs. simonsen's parents.
Senator w. II. Sweeney came up
from the north end of the county last
Saturday and expects to remain for q
couple OF weeks attending to business
and other matters.
The big teams of Joe Minoletti and
Plummer Bros. arrived In Eureka Thurs
day from Palisade loaded with distillate
for the Windfall Mining Company and
merchandise for Eureka merchants.
George O. Prussing, who has been
here several weeks looking into the af.
fairs and management Of the Farmers
Mining Company. left for Austin Fri.
day morning en- route to. his home in the
East.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald left this morn.
Ing for Washington. d. G. From there
he will 60 to Boston for q visit with his
son. Richard, and before returning to
Eureka will visit for some time in the
South.
Edward Jeussing, general manager OF
the Silver Peak Mining Company at
Blair, Esmeralda County. spent several
days here this week as the guest OF
Supt. George L. Kaeding Of the Farmers
Mining Company.
The mill of the Farmers Mining Com
pany has now been in steady operation
for the past ten days, and Is reported as
running smoothly and doing good work.
A cleanup of the mill will probably be
made some time next week.
Charles Minoletti was engaged this
week in transferring the lumber from
the frame house he bought on Ruby
Hill to the James Mattel ranch in Dia.
mond Valley. where it will be used in
building a new dwelling on his recently
acquired ranch property.
Henry Esselbrugge of South Dakota,
q brother of the late Fred Esselbrugge
Of Eureka, was an arrival here last Sat
urday. He is interested in several
mining properties at Silverado and
near the Newark Mill in Newark Val
ley, and spent several days inspecting
the properties.
Martin Johnson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. .. johnson of Eureka, was an ar
rival from Tonopah Wednesday. He
Is manager Of the ii. A. Mckim Com.
panl g dry goods store at Tonopan
came over here on his vacation for q
visit to his folks and to renew acquain-
tances with his many friends in the old
home town.
Mrs. E Kinsman and her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Broad Of Beacon, Michi-
ran, sister and niece of Mrs. William
Quick of Ruby Hill. arrived here last
Sunday for q visit with their relatives.
After a short stay here they will n
tinue their trip to San Francisco and
Seattle. where they will also visit with
relatives.
The firm OF Jeannot q Nelson OF
Muskegon. Michigan, advertise in to-
days SENTINEL their prices Of shoes,
rubber goods and hosiery. Some OF the