The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-17
C BREvITIES.

several days the first OF the week.
Ed Whitmore and Joe Javaux came
nm from Mt. Hope the first Of the week.
Frank winzell drove mp from Alpha
Thursday to attend to some business
matters in Eureka.
]. J. Tognoni returned Monday from
a business trip to Elko aud to several
other towns along the railroad.
There will be q stated communication
of Eureka Lodge No. 10, F. & A. M.
this Saturday evening ut 2 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. f. J. Bremenkampf and Mrs.
A. Mcbride were departures BY this
mornings train for q visit at San
Francisco.
Conductor Will Hawkins brought
Mrs. Hawkins and the children up
from Palisade yesterday to attend last
nights entertainments.
Mrs. O. Smith Of Sydney, Nova
Scotia, was an arrival by Mondays
train and is q guest ct the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r.. McCharles.
Judge Peter Breen returned by yester.
days train from Austin, Nevada, where
he has been holding q term Of the
Lander County District Court.
Mrs. M. Winzell and daughter. Miss
Katherine. who have been in California
for several months, returned TO their
home neal Alpha by Mondays train.
A stray mule recently came to the
ranch Of j. O. Tognoni ct Duckwater,
and an estray notice giving q descrip-
ton Of the animal is published in TO.
days SENTINEL.
Miss Grace Iightbourne finished
Teaching the Winter term of the Cotton
wood district school last week and left
by Tuesdays train for her home at
Central City, Colorado.
Denny Keefe struck out Thursday on
his annual prospecting trip. He had
four burros packed with grub, camp
equipment and tools. and expects to be
Quit In the hills several months.
Manager s. O. Pratt OF the Mineral
Hill Mines Con. Company. accompanied
by Mrs. Pratt. came mp from Mineral
Hill by auto last Monday and remained
over night. J.. A. Gilbert drove
them ny.
Frank d. Smith. q representative OF
the Fairbanks-Mors Company, arrived
here Monday to figure on a proposition
for putting in an air compressor and
other machinery at the Credo C~ompany's
mines on Adams Hill.
Charles Pedlar and Evans Bros. made
a shipment Of ore this week to the Salt
Lake smelters from the Bullwhacker
mine on Adams Hill, and Ben Repetto
also made a shipment from the Distinc-
ton mine on Prospect Mountain.
Elmer Rosevear, who has been here
for a few weeks visit with his mother,
sisters aud brothers at their home on
Ruby Hill, returned to Winnemucca,
Nevada, by to-day q train, where he is
employed In the Western Pacific's
round house.
Leonard Rosevear and Stanley Fine
this week received a check for a recent
rs ton shipment made to the smelters
at Salt Lake from the jackson mine
on Ruby Hill, where they are
leasing. This shipment Melted the boys
a little over $53 a ton.
Tony Romano and family and Vincent
LAM went over to Huntington Valley,
Eiko County. last Saturday for II visit
at the ranch Of Ulysses Lani, Mr.. Lani's
son. They made the trip in the Eureka
Supply Oompany's auto and had a
pleasant visit, returning home Sunday
evening.
The teachers of the Catholic Sunday
School in Eureka are advertising in this
issue of the SENTINEL a grand ball to be
given in the Opera House on Friday
evening, June 6. This bal. is being ar
ranged for the purpose Of raising funds
Tor the Catholic Sunday School. which
was recently recognized and has o
growing attendance.
Henry Bechtel. who recently sold his
cattle and leased his ranch in Newark
Valley. White Pine County, to w. A.
Moore for three years. came into Eo.
reka on Monday with his wife and
sister. Mrs. Gallig, and the party left
by Tuesdays train for Cambridge.
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Bechtel's old home.
where they expect to locate perma-
nently.
Charley Minoletti aud William
Matson of Hamilton. accompanied by
Il. Burnham Of Ely. were visitors in
Eureka last Sunday and Monday. They