The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-07-20
c BREvITIEs.

Peter CALI Of the Bureau Hotel re-
turned Monday from q business trip
down the railroad.
There will be a meeting of st. James
Child on July 90. 1912, at the Rectory.
A full attendance is requested.
Miss Annie Blair of Antelope valley
vent down to the Winzell ranch, near
Alpha, by last Saturdays train.
Isadore Sara last week took his wife
and W children out to the Roberts
Creek ranch to remain for the Summer.
]. E. Sexton, general manager of the
Eureka Nevada Railway. left Palisade
to-day for San Francisco on a business
trip.
Mrs. Ed Kopp of Park City. Utah,
was un arrival in Eureka by Mondays
train for q visit here with her sister,
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar.
Roy Nelson of Sparks, Nevada. who
has been visiting friends In Eureka for
a couple of weeks. was a departure for
home by Thursdays train.
Clarence Sadler, who is now engaged
in writing insurance for a New York
life insurance company, was an arrival
from Carson by Wednesdays train.
Registry Agent s. O. Strattan Of
Buckhorn Precinct No. 10 gives official
notice in to-day's SENTINEL that the
registration books for that precinct are
now open.
AL Dees came into Eureka Tuesday
from w. A. Moore's ranch in Newark
Valley and returned there Wednesday
with his family, who will remain on
the ranch during the haying season.
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney and Drs. s. v.
Moore and G.. +. Hodgson went out TO
Tonkin Sunday for a sagehen hunt.
While on the trip the Doctors expect to
do some dental work in hat vicinity.
Candidates DESTROYS Of fling their
nomination papers for a place on the
ballot to be voted at the Primary Elec-
ton on Tuesday. September 3, can OBJ
tain the necessary blank form at the
SENTINEL office.
The SENTINEL has another political
announcement this week, that Of Martin
Mahoney, who is out for re election to
the office of Sheriff OF Eureka County.
He is a candidate for nomination on the
Republican ticket at the coming Pri.
mary election.
The thorough renovation OF Arch
Harris barber shop was completed this
week, and he commenced doing bust
ness at the old stand on Thursday. The
shop has been newly painted and
papered. and now presents a most in
viting appearance.
j. A. Gilbert left Sunday with his
auto. taking with him as~passengers Mrs.
Mary Fine for Tonopah, and Mrs.
Thomas Spracklin and little son and
her sister, Miss Geraldine Breen, the
latter going over for a visit with her
sister at her home in Goldfeld.
Tom and Spencer Plummer Of Mineral
Hill gave an impromptu dancing party
to a number of their friends at the Eu-
reka Opera House Tuesday evening.
While the party was arranged late in
the day, q number of Eureka's young
people were present and passed an enjoy
able evening.
Assemblyman Tom Plummer drove
up from Mineral Hill last Sunday and
spent several days visiting with his En-
reka friends. Mr.. Plummer informed
the SENTINEL that be would not be a
candidate for any Office at the coming
election, having cut out all politics for
the present.
Mrs. James McDermots of Elko, who
has been here several weeks ON a visit
to her mother and family, returned
home by this mornings train. She was
accompanied by her brother, Raymond
Swick. who expects to go on to New
Mexico after making q visit with his
sister at Elko.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Kautz were ten
dered a farewell surprise party by about
25 of their friends of Spring street Tues
day evening. The party was given
them upon the eve of their removed
from that part of town to the Fitzgerald
house IN Ruby Hill avenue, that MIR.
Kautz recently rented and moved his
family into this week.
Miss Edna Howard Covert OF Ohica-
go. an attorney.at.law. came out from
the East last week and located five min
ing claims in the Antelope mining dis
trlct lear Alpha. She came on to Eu-
reka last Sunday to attend to some
legal matters here and have these