The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-06-08
LOCAL BREvITIES.

DENNIS hooto stnEtou OUT wednesday
with his burros on his annual Summer
prospecting trip.
Senator w. H. Sweeney left the first
of the week on a business trip to Palisade
and other points in the north end Of the
county.
Mrs. Thomas S~pracklin. eldest daugh.
ter of Judge and Mrs. Peter Breen, ar
rived Tuesday from Goldheld for a visit
home.
Mrs. William Giles, who has been
visiting in Ely for several months, re-
turned to her home In Eureka by FRI
days train.
Mrs. J.. II. Littlefair. who has been
critically i'll in Eureka during the week,
Is now reported to be in a much improv-
ed condition.
Fred Bartine of Ruby Hill, accom-.
panied by his wife, left Thursday with
a team and camping outfit on a several
weeks prospecting trip.
Mrs. Arthur @. Short. nee Miss Minnie
Mau. and her two children, arrived here
from Ely by Fridays train for visit
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Mau.
Misses Pansy Stewart and Mildred
Mitchell Of Huntington Valley, Elko
County, are the guests Of Misses Rose
and Lizzie Romano at their home in
Diamond Valley.
The Rescue Hose Company is adver-
Using their annual Fourth Of July ball
in to-day's SENTINEL. Further an.
nouncement of this social event will be
made in next weeks issue.
Mrs. A. O. Florio and mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Rosevear Of Ruby Hill. were
departures on Tuesdays train for Win
nemucca. Nevada. for a visit with the
l%atter's daughter. Mrs. +. L. Kelsey.
The Misses Annie and Myrtle Smith
arrived in Eureka Thursday with n load
of vegetables from the Smith ranch in
Newark Valley. They report that con.
ditions in that section are now most
favorable for a big crop Of fruit of all
kinds this Summer.
DIR. X. L. Magoon. the dentist, accom-
panied by his Office assistant. Miss Flor
ence Tilford, came over from Ely by
auto Tuesday. The Doctor was at the
Hotel Zadow doing dental work for hid
patients in Eureka until Friday norm
ing. when he returned to Ely.
Charley RIDDEN was in town from Sill
verado this week arranging for the ship
ment of his ores to the smelters. He
got a 20-ton shipment out by Thursdays
train, and has u considerable tonnage
out and ready to ship rs soon as the
railroad is prepared to handle it.
The SENTINEL is semi-oficislly in
formed that the Postal Department is
now negotiating with The Eureka-Ne-
vada Railwayfor the carriage of the mails
between Palisade and Eureka, and 10 is
thought the change in service from the
stage line to the railroad will soon be
made.
The travel into Eureka both by rail
and private conveyance is now showing
considerable OF an increase. Twelve
passengers arrived from Palisade by
Fridays train. and a number of visitors
have been in town during the week from
Hamilton, Duckwater and other points
to the south.
Drs. s. V. Moore and ]. Hodgson, the
dentists who recently spent several
weeks in Eureka practising their pro-
f~ession, were arrivals here from Wells,
Nevada. by Friday train. They have
come prepared to continue their practice
here for several weeks and are located
at the Hotel Zadow.
w. II. Mendes of Duck water, c
panied By e. 5. Fletcher, was in Eureka
several days the first OF the week attend
ing to some business matters. Mr.. Men
des says that now that Eureka has rail
o a transportation again. we can de-
pend upon more frequent visits from the
people in bis section in both a social and
business way.
Angelo BaIrolo and Marco Venturino
last Saturday purchased the old San
Francisco Lodging House property, on
west side OF Main street, one door north
of Clark street, from Rudolph Zldow.
The new owners are now repairing the
building and expect to occupy it about
the first of next month with a boarding
house and saloon business.
Harry T. Creswell, one of the best
known attorneys on the Pacific Coast,