The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-07-13
c BREvITIES.

Miss Villa Plummer of Mineral Hill
returned home Friday from q ten days
visit with friends in Eureka.
The sagehen season opens next Mon.
day, July 10. A number of young
birds are reported In this section this
year.
Bernard Damele drove his auto In
from his ranch at Tonkin Thursday to
attend to some business matters in
Eureka.
The professional card of DIR. @. M.
Roberts. physician and health officer
of Eureka County, appears in to-day's
SENTINEL.
j. J. Tognoni. Jr., Eureka's photogra.
pher, returned Wednesday from a bust.
ness trip in the north end of this county
and to Elko.
The Fletcher Bros. received q 10-horse
load of hay Friday from the Sadler
ranch in Huntington Valley, Elko
County.
Supt. q. W. Leighton of the Nevada
Central Copper Company came mp from
Cedar Station Friday for . short visit
in Eureka.
Nevada. was an arrival by Fridays
train for a short visit with her father,
Hiram johnson.
The official registration notices Of the
several Registry Agents of Eureka Coun-
ty are published on the fourth page of
to.day's SENTINEL.
Mrs Agnes Morrison and daughter
Miss Lizzie, of Antelope Valley, were in
Eureka Thursday for supplies ard TO at
tend to business matters.
Two new Buick autos passed through
Eureka Tuesday en- route from Reno to
Elko, where they were being taken for
delivery to recent purchasers.
Mrs. Joseph Frank and her daughter,
Mrs. John Depaoli and children of
Prospect. returned Monday from a
couple of weeks visit in California. o..
s. g. Dye has rented the l. O. q.
Whitmore residence on Mob Hill, and
upon the return OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dye
from their visit in Utah they will move
into their new home.
Angus Gibson was an arrival from
Palisade by Fridays train. He is suf-
fering from q numbness OF the lower
limbs and went out to the County Hos.
pital for treatment.
In order to renovate aud make q NUN.
Der of changes in his barber shop. Arch
Harris has temporarily moved his shop
into the adjoining place on the corner OF
Main and Bateman streets.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Will
Walker of Tonopah for a special dis
patch covering the news Of the dis
astrous fire at Tonopah last Monday.
The SENTINEL made the news public by
issuing an extra.
Frank Hooking. sol Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Hooking Of Eureka, who has
been attending the Institute for the
Blind at Berkeley. California, returned
home by Mondays train to spend his
Summer vacation.
Mrs. Robert Kelley and infant child
arrived in Eureka by Fridays train
from Bishop. California. and Mr.. Kelley
is expected to shortly join his wife here.
They recently sold their property at
Bishop and expect to make their home
in Eureka.
Hermann Sadler of San Francisco,
who has been on q visit of inspection to
the ranches of the Diamond Valley
Land and Stock COMPANY in Eureka
and Elko Counties. was an arrival here
Friday from the company's Huntington
Valley ranch.
L. w. Hope. secretary and treasurer
Of the Credo- Eureka Mining Company.
met his wife at Palisade Monday on her
arrival from her home at Chattanooga.
Tenn. They came up on the train that
day to Eureka and Mrs. Hope expects
to remain here with her husband.
The SENTINEL has its first political
announcement this week. although the
woods are said to be full Of candidates
who will later 'throw their hats into
the ring" Edgar Father this week an
nounces his candidacy for reelection to
the Office of County Recorder and Audi
tor, and seeks the nomination for this
Office on the Republican Primary
ticket.
John Williams. the stockman Of Viii.
low Creek. Nye County, was in Eureks
Thursday. A number Of his cattle have
recently turned mp missing and he hal