The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-09-14
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lions are good that another storm Is ap-
preaching.
James s. Mann and his son, Ed, Of
Ruby Hill. left Monday on 9 business
trip to Ely.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman returned Mon.
day from a visit at the Winzell ranch,
near Alpha.
II. s. Ellis of Ruby Hill has gone to
Me. Hope to do the carpenter work for
the Mt. Hope Mining Company.
W. T. Nantker. route agent for Wells.
Fargo &. Co., was a visitor in Eureka
several DAYS the first OF the week.
Mrs. A. P. Mayberry and young
daughter returned Monday from q visit
with relatives and friends at Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. George Hayes Of Fresno, Cali.
fornia, was an arrival here this week
for q visit with her sister. Mrs. A. Swick,
of Eureka.
Campaign matter prepared by the
Democratic State Central Committee lie
issued by the SENTINEL to-day in sup
~plement form.
Miss Agnes Lucey Of Eureka went
out to Antelope Valley last Sunday
where she opened the Fall term of
school Monday.
Charles Keep, who has been employed
as assistant teacher in the Eureka Coun-
ty High School, arrived from Reno by
Mondays train.
Mr.. and Mrs James Kautz went down
to Mt. Hope this week where they will
be employed this Winter by the Mt.
Hope Mining Company.
w. II. Smith of Newark Valley has
reduced the price Of apples on his ranch
from $50 to $40 per ton. See advertise.
ment in another column.
Mrs J. A. Rattazzi and son, Victor.
and Miss Lena Ratio, returned home by
Wednesday s train from a several weeks
visit with relatives and friends at South
Fork, Elko County.
Miss Celia Delaney Of Eureka left
with her aunt. Mrs. Thomas Griffin, by
Tuesdays train for the latter's home
at Carlin, Nevada, where she expects
to spend the Winter.
Joseph Tamietti. an employe of the
Windfall Mining Company, was joined
here Friday by his wife and four chill.
dren, who srrived by yesterday train
from San Jose. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gilbert left last
Monday by auto for the Bruffey ranch
near Mineral Hill, where they will make
a short visit with the latter's brothers.
before returning to Tonopah.
Having finished the assessment on the
claims of the Lincoln Mining Company
at Ph~illipsburR. IL miles southeast Of
home at Los Angeles. California, by
Thursdays train.
William Zadow this week sold out the
Peoples Market aud his butchering
business in Eureka TO his son. Rudolph
Zadow. In a notice published in TO
days SENTINEL he requests that all
claims against him be presented. and
asks all indebted to him to make i'm
mediate payment.
AL Dees and family. who have been
out at w. A. Moore's ranch in Newark
Valley during the haying season. re-
turned to their home in Eureka last
Sunday. They we're accompanied by
Mr.. Moore's two youngest children.
Elma and Thomas. who left by Tues
days train to spend the Winter with
their aunt, Mrs. James Butler. at her
home in San Jose, California.
w. b. Gillingham. president OF the
Mt. Hope Mining Company. who arrived
in Eureka last week with his wife and
two children. left here with his family
Tuesday. He intends to remain at the
mines this Winter and supervise the
development work. aud his family will
be located at the Romano ranch in Dia-
mond Valley until comfortable accom-.
modations are fitted up at the mines.
August Hintze returned Monday from
a six weeks visit with his brother, Julius
L. Hintze, and the ~latter's wife and
daughters in New York City. He reports
having thoroughly enjoyed his trip and
visit East. and looks as though he had
been greatly benefited by his vacation.
He met several former residents OF Eu'
reka in New York who were all prosper
GUS and enjoying the good things OF
life. among whom were Max Oberfelder.
Paul b. Roux and Dave Slender.
Mrs o. ID. Green, for many years u
resident Of Eureka, and who has con.