The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-07-27
c BREVITIES.

an arrival from Carlin by Fridays
train.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I. 7. Handley Of New
ark Valley are visitors in Eureka this
week.
Mrs. A. Mckay and Mrs. Pau Irwin
were visitors in Eureka this week from
Duck water.
A. Ambuhl. q representative Of the
Reno Gazette. was q visitor in Eureka
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman, who spent the
past Winter In California, returned to
Eureka by Wednesdays train.
w. A. Moore of Newark Valley was
in town Tuesday after some additional
men TO fill out his hsying crew.
There will be a regular meeting Of En-.
reka Lodge No. is. F. & A. NJ. this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
w. o. Hills, a representative of the
Socialist Party, was an arrival from
Denver, Colorado, by Fridays train.
Fred Father left for Ely this week on
a vacation trip. and will visit there his
sister, Mrs. Llewlyn Pedlar. for q couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. O. NJ. Dull was an arrival by
Fridays train rom Miami, Arizona, for
a visit at home with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Mechanics.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Loofbourrow
were departures by to-day's train for
Butte County, California, where they
expect to spend several months.
The Lobster Club Band will give a
grand ball at the Eureka Opera House
on Friday evening. August IS. See ad.
vertisement in another column.
Louis Simonsen arrived from Elko
Tuesday in an auto with a couple of
passengers en- route to Tonopah. The
party remained over night in Eureka.
Judge Peter Breen. accompanied by
his son, Peter, returned Wednesday
from Austin where he has been holding
a term Of the Lander County District
Court.
The Equal Franchise Society Of Eu.
reka Is advertising in this Issue of the
SENTINEL a Leap Year ball to be given
in the Eureka Opera House Oh Labor
Day, September 2.
II. @. Flournoy, auditor Of the Eureka
Nevada Railway, accompanied by Mrs.
Flournoy. came up over TIE road from
Palisade on Wednesday and paid of the
c~ompsny's employees.
Miss Maud Norman of Illipah, White
Pine County, made her sister. Mrs. q.
H.. Hjul. a short visit in Eureka this
week, coming over by auto Monday
and returning home the next day.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald. who spent
the past Winter in the East and who re-
turned to Nevada early this Summer,
arrived in Eureka from the Western
part Of the State by Mondays train.
Charles Holloway and James Pierce
Miller, who are interested in several
mining claims in Spring Valley, near
Eureka, arrived here Wednesday from
Santa Rosa, California, 10 do the an
nual assessment work on the properties.
Miss Mary DeFlon returned Monday
from a visit with the Coyle family at
their ranch near Hamilton. She was
accompanied by Misses Fannie Doyle
and Emma Zadow, who made a short
visit in Eureka. returning home Thurs
day.
The County Commissioners had sew
eral men employed the first OF the week
clearing up the sand and rocks deposit
ed on Main and Bateman streets by last
weeks small food. Very little work
was necessary to put the streets again
in good condition.
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney and Drs. s. v.
Moore and q. +. Hodgson returned Sun
day from their hunting and fishing
trip in the Tonkin country. They say
it is a little early for sagehen out there.
but they had fine sport in fishing and.
all in all. enjoyed their outing.
Mrs. Joseph Birch of Duckwater made
a business trip to Eureka Saturday, re-
turning home the next day. She reports
that the rains of last week did some
damage TO the ranchers in hat section
by OVERLOOKING a part Of their meadows
and covering with sand some of the hay
that had been cut and not stacked.
r. G. Vanderford. superintendent OF
the Oredo. Eureka Mining Company.
left Sunday for Spokane. Wash. to con-
suit with the officials of the company
regarding the necessary piping and
machinery needed to put the oompany's