The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-07-05
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aha Fourth and to arrange for securin,
hsying crew..
Ed Halstead and.Robert Mckay drove
nm from Duckwater Thursday to spend
the Fourth in Eureka.
william Laird, in charge of the New
ark Mill and Mining Oompany's prop
erty ct Newark. spent the Fourth in
Eureka.
Vincent Merialdo returned home Fri
day from q several weeks vacation triT
~ California and the western part oil
this State.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Linke and Will
Mcbride motored mp from Cedar Station
last evening in time TO take in the
Rescue ball.
Frank winzell and Pete Oarletti were
arrivals here yesterday afternoon from
Alphs, and both had their eyes primed
for hay shovelers.
Mrs. Vincent LAM returned home by
Fridays train from q several weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. II. A.
King, at Deeth. Nevada.
Peter welte struck out for Reno 'on
Tuesdays train and will try and find q
suitable business location in the west.
ern part of the State.
S. G. Dye Of the Eureka Supply Com.
pany returned by Fridays train from q
months business trip to his different
agencies along the railroad.
Mrs. Thomas Rosevear and children OF
Inipah, White Pine County. arrived
here Friday for a visit with the family
Of Mrs. John Flavin of Ruby Hill.
Weather Observer Clay Simms re-
ports that the precipitation here in En-.
reka during the month OF June was
$40 inches. There were 8. i6 inches in
May.
The capacity OF the Brown Hotel was
taxed to its utmost on Thursday and
Friday. and guests arriving last evening
were supplied with quarters outside the
hotel.
Jorgen Jacobson and family and Mrs.
W. II. Cox and son, Ollie, and daugh
ter, Miss Minnie. came in from Diamond
Valley Thursday to spend the Fourth
in Eureka.
1t was the subject of general remark
here during the Fourth that the people
Of Duck water drove the best teams and
rigs that came into Eureka from any OF
the ranching country,
Tony Zunino. who has been laid up
here for the past six months with =
broken leg. left by this mornings train
for a visit TO his father, brother and
sisters at Lovelock. Nevada.
James Rattazzi drove in from the
Rogantini ranch Thursday and brought
the Miss Mamie and Stella Rogantini
aud Charley Ruben. They all remained
here until after the Fourth.
The junior members of the Frank Ro
mano family. Johnnie. Albino. and the
Misses Rose, Lizzie aud Mary drove ny
from their Diamond Valley ranch Thurs-
day for a visit with relatives and to spend
the Fourth in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. HUI aud their
son. Charles. aud his family, left Thurs
day in the HUI auto for Ely for a visit
with their relatives and to enjoy the
Fourth of July celebration to take place
there.
X. A. Dean, teacher OF the public
school at Hamilton aud General Pub
lcity Agent for that district. came over
to spend the Fourth in Eureka and for
visit with his many friends in this
section.
J. o. Boyd of Denver, Colorado. has
been IN Eureka during the week exam
lung the ores and several mines OF the
district in the interest of the Colorado
smeiters who are in the market for hux'
ing ores.
William Mendes. Jr. drove a double
rig up from Duckwater Thursday anc
was accompanied by his sisters. the
Misses Irene and Inez Mendes and Alvs
Tognoui. The party took in the play
Thursday night and remained Owe fol
the Rescue Compsny's ball.
Thirteen sheep shearers came on
from Elko in an auto truck Wednesday
70 shear the Handley Bros sheep a
Highly Station in Diamond Valley. 1
hunders,ood the sheep of w. A. Moor
viii also be sheared there by this crew
when the Handley job has been com
pleted.
Ed Whitmore left Tuesday morning
with a team and double seated carriage
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