The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-05-13
c BREVITIES.

Friday.
Henry Wedekind, the Newark Valley
rancher, was in Eureka Thursday for
supplies.
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney left Sunday for
the north end of the county on official
business.
Fred Irwin was up from Duckwater
this week with a load Of eggs and
butter for the Eureka market.
John Healey. a miner formerly en-
ployed at the windfall mine. eturned
here from Elko County Thursday.
There will be a regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. & A. NJ.
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Isadore Sara, accompanied by his
wife end infant daughter. left Friday
for a visit to the Roberts Creek ranch.
Will NJ. Robertson left here Monday
for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Josie
Meacham, at Snake Valley, White Pine
County.
Judge Peter Breen returned Friday
night from Austin, where he has been
holding a term of the Lander County
District Court
A meeting OF the Episcopal Guild
will be held next Friday afternoon,
May 10, at the residence Of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Horner on Spring street.
Mrs. Ed Bergman and her brother,
John Roberts. of Prospect. who have
been visiting in California for several
months. returned home Tuesday.
Ernest Mau left Sunday for Elko in
an auto. After transacting some bust
ness at Salt Lake he will leave for Cali
fornia for a couple Of months visit.
W. II. Russell, a former resident of
Eureka, now residing at Palisade, came
up Tuesday and has been attending to
some business matters here during the
week.
William Sweet, accompanied by
George @. Mastin Of Chicago, general
adviser for the associates Of Mr.. Sweet
10 the East. arrived in Eureka Wedues-
day on mining business.
Thomas Glynn, a former employe of
the Richmond. Eureka on Ruby Hill.
returned here Saturday FROM Inyo
County, California, and has one to
work for the Farmers Mining Company.
William Laird, in charge Of the prop
erty OF the Newark Mill & Mining
Company's holdings at Newark, was in
Eureka last Saturday and Sunday at
tending to some business matters.
The Reno Journal says Mrs. Frank
o. Henderson and little son and
daughter. who have been visiting Mrs.
Henderson's mother at Virginia City.
are in Reno, where Mrs. Henderson
comes to join her husband.
Tue attention Of business men is
called to the notice under "New To.
Day" Of j. f Stubs. director, con-
corning and fixing standard weights
anu measures uuutI tHc now Aa" Ahat
goes into effect on June / next
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. NJ. Horner moved
down from Ruby Hill to Eureka tots
week and have taken up their residence
in the Spinner house on Spring street.
Mr.. Horner is now in the employ Of the
Windfall Mining Company.
1t is reported that G. NJ. Perry. mana.
ger Of the Newark Mill < Mining Com
pany at Newark. 10 miles northeast OF
Eureka, will shortly arrive here from
Boston and that the mine and mill will
soon be put in operation again.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell Of Alpha, who has
been In San Francisco several months
for medical treatment, returned home
this week accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Katherine. Mrs. Winzsll is re-
ported to be considerably improved.
Steve Pickering, lately employed by
the National Mines Company at Ma
tional. Nevada, and formerly an
engineer for ]. II. Causten. arrived on
Thursdays stage to accept a position as
one OF the hoist engineers at the Wind
fall.
Assemblyman W. f. Mau, who has
been visiting In California since the ad-
laurnment Of the Legislature at Carson
III March, returned to Eureka Saturday
coming on from Elko in an auto
Since his return he has been busily en-
gagged explaining to his constituents
MS reasons for ~pocketing the bill in
creasing the salaries OF some of the OF
ncers Of Eureka County, and Other