The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-07-19
c BREVITIES.

American Smelling Company, arrived
bsrs BY Mondays train for an interview
With some of our ore shippers.
.Judge Peter Breen and his son, Peter,
,sturned TO Eureka Monday from Aus.
nm. where the Judge has been holding
term of the Lander County District
Court.
Mrs. A. Mcbride and Mrs. X. Brem-
eukampf, who have been visiting in
California for the past two months, re.
,urned TO their homes in Eureka by FRI
days train.
Father w. II. Corcoran arrived in Eu.
reks from Carlin by Fridays train and
will hold services in the Catholic Church
according to an official notice published
in another column.
Nick Ratio left Eureka Tuesday with
his pack train Of mules for the Six Mile
House, near Hamilton, under engage
ment to pack ore from the Coyle Bros.
mine on White Pine mountain down to
the wagon road.
Mrs. X. A. Laird and children and
Mrs. James Kautz and little daughter,
Ethel, went out to the Newark Mill to.
day for a visit with William Laird. who
is in charge of hat property, and to
give their children an outing in the
country.
George Moore came in from Newark
Valley Saturday with a team aud re.
turned Monday with his brother and
sister, Tom and Elma. Mrs. AL Dees
and her family aud Miss Ada Mcbride
went out with them to spend several
weeks at the w. A. Moore ranch.
Lyman Fulton left by Tuesdays train
for San Francisco. where he will join
his sister. Miss Christy, and will 20
north with her by steamer to Seattle,
Washington. They will meet their
uncle at Butte. Montana, aud the party
expect to spend a month in the Yellow.
stone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Morrison. son
James and daughter Miss Florence, and
Mss Beatrice Dye, left Thursday morn.
ing IN the Morrison auto on a business
and pleasure trip to Exc. They reached
home a little after midnight the same
day, making the round trip Of 2l0 miles.
II l.. Hollis aud IA. Jess. mining
engineers, arrived here Thursday from
the East to make a report on the Silver
Connor aud other mines now under OPP
ton TO the Farmers Mining Company
They came in by auto from Elko and
have since been engaged in making an
examination Of the properties.
s G. Dye left for Palisade Friday
morning in the Eureka Supply Com
paDy's anto on a business trip to Pal-
SADIE and points in the north end OF the
county. Hs was accompanied to Pall'
SADIE by Joe Minoletti. who went over To
Salt Lake on a business matter. and A.
Q. Fiorio. who vas bound for Eiko.
Handley Bros. disposed of their clip
OF wool here this week aud commenced
loading il on the cars Wednesday.
They had something over Z. 1000 pounds
OF wool, and they will get 10 cents IA
pound for it when il Is delivered on the
main line at Palisade. This shipment
of wool goes to Hartford, Connecticut.
The crew OF ID sheep shearers that
have been engaged in shearing Handley
Bros. w. A. Moore and the John Etche-
very sheep in this section during the
past three weeks. finished their work
Tuesday and left that afternoon for
Elko In a REQ truck that carried the en-
tire party and their baggage. but the
load looked bulky aud there did not ap-
pear to be room for another passenger.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Tenvoord and
son, Russell, Albert Laird, aud Alec and
Will Fraser and their sister, Mrs. Mary
Fine. left early Tuesday morning for
an onting and camping trip to the Rob
erts creek and Tonkin sections. They
we're equipped with everything neces-
sary for securing plenty of trout and
wild game. aud expect to be away sever.
al weeks.
Denver S Dickerson, Warden OF the
Nevada State Prison, passed through
Eureka Tuesday afternoon in an auto
bound for Ely, Nevada. Senator w.
ii. Sweeney. who has been over in the
western part Of the Stale for the past
month. came over from Carson with
the Ex-Governor. They report the roads
iu very fair condition for auto travel
aud say they had a pleasant trip.
Mrs. James Mann with her daughter,
Miss lrma. and her younger children
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