The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-31
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Railway was an arrival here By yester.
days train.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of County Commissioners will be
held next Monday.
John W. Griswold of the Government
Fores. Service was nm arrival here
Thursday from Hylton. Nevada.
Mrs. Sarah skillman was departure
bv this mornings train for q visit at the
Winzell ranch in Garden Valley.
Mrs. J. H. Hoegh and son., Tracey,
raturned Thursday afternoon from their
yisi. in Ruby Valley. Elko County.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. O. Tyler were arrivals
from Palisade BY last Mondays train,
and expect to remain here permanently.
]. o. Ashton. representing the 81. 8.
Crocker g. 90. printing and stationery
house. was an arrival BY Fridays train.
Frank Mahoney. brother of Sheriff
Martin Mahoney, Was an arrival from
Los Angeles. California BY Fridays
train.
Thomas Kitchen OF Ruby Hill. who
has been employed In the mines ct Ely
for the past six months. returned home
last Saturday.
The next meeting of the Episcopal
Guild will be held Thursday after
noon. June 8. ct the home Of Mrs. A. T.
Taylor on Main street.
Mrs. VIM. Holder and young daughter
left here last Sunday to join her husband
at Ely, White Pine County. where he is
employed In the mines.
Ernest Simonsen of Newark Valley.
who recently purchased q new auto,
drove Mrs. Simonsen into Eureka last
Sunday morning for o short visit.
John Vaccaro, who 10 interested in a
lease on the Hamburg mine on Pros
poet Mountain. made a shipment Of ore
this week to the smelters at Salt Lake.
Johnny Blair and sister. Miss Annie,
came in from Antelope Valley Monday
and Miss Annie went down to the Sad
Ter ranch in Diamond Valley on Tues
day.
General Manager II. A. Linke Of the
Nevada Central Copper mines ct Cedar.
accompanied by Mrs. Linke. drove his
Ford runabout into Eureka Monday for
o short visit.
B. L. Plummer and A. s. Plummer Of
Mineral Hill. Ben Rich from Cedar Sta
tion and Charley Sadler Of Diamond
Valley. were arrivals in Eureka yester-
day afternoon by auto.
w. j. Stinson last Sunday drove the
II. ID. Ernst and j. b. Bale families out
to Roberts Greek iu his auto for q day In
the country and some trout fishing.
The party caught 80 rainbow trout Of
good size and thoroughly enjoyed the
outing.
Rattlesnakes are reported to be out
unusually early in and around the mines
on Adams Hill this year. aud 1t is said
there appears to be an increase in num-
bers. One was killed ct the Cyanide
mine Tuesday aud brought into town
that carried seven rattles aud q button.
J. A. Gilbert drove his auto up from
the Brnffey ranch in Pine Valley on
Wednesday. and brought in . choice
load of early vegetables to show what
the fertile lands in that section OF Eu-
reka County can produce. j. A. looks
hale and hearty aud says he enjoys life
down IN the farm.
Passengers coming in by Fridays
train from the north end Of the county
brought in all kinds of stories regarding
civil. criminal and other matters that
have been occurring at Mineral Hill
during the present week. Matters have
since been partially settled and 1t is re.
ported all trouble will Vol De adjusted.
II. NJ. Cooper. managing director of
the Farmers Mining COMPANY. ana ID.
r. Hynes. a mining engineer from Chi.
cago who has beer here for the past
three weeks exporting and preparing a
report on the Silver Common mine on
Prospect Mountain for Eastern people,
were departures by this mornings
train for the East.
Rudolph Zsdow made a flying busi-
ness trim to Mineral Hill last Sunday in
the Morrison auto. He reports that
since the recent close down of the Min
eral Hill Con. Company it has settled
with nearly all its local creditors and
has arranged to pay off the few remain.
ing claims shortly. He said it was the
general opinion at the Hill that the
oompany's plant would resume opera
tions again as soon as the present ad.