The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-24
LOCAL BREvITIES.


Pete Carletti. the Alpha rancher and
s,ockman, went over to Elko this week
On q business deal.
Ed Whitmore and Joe Javaux returned
Thursday from a trip of inspection to
mining property at Hamilton.
]. +. Donahue Of Pawtucket, Rhode
Island. arrived here Monday for q visit
with his friend, District Attorney T. J.
McParlin.
Attorneys g. A. Oantwell and r. O.
Van Fleet of Elko were in Eureka this
week attending to legal matters in the
District Court.
Attention is called TO the advertise
ment Of O. p. Barnam. Published in to.
days SENTINEL, asking for information
of two strayed horses.
Miss Rebecca Eccles, who has Just
closed her term Of school at Cherry
Creek, White Pine County, returned to
her home here BY Fridays train.
Mrs. d. Z. Nostrosa left by last Tues
DAYS train for q visit with her sister,
Mrs. L. A. Dees. at Los Angeles. Cali.
fornia, and for the benefit Of her health
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Plummer, who
have Just returned to their home at
Mineral Hill from an extended Eastern
trip, spent several days in Eureka this
week attending TO legal and other bust.
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. McTerney were
departures by Tuesdays train. Mr..
Mcrerney left on as assessing trip in
the north end of the county aud Mrs.
MoTerney went to California for q visit
with relatives.
At Buckhorn last Saturday Sheriff
Mahoney sold the household furniture,
ETC., In the case Of A. Hintze VS.. W. A.
Payne to John Swan. The sale OF the
real property in this suit will take place
in Eureka on Monday. June 2.
The family of Peter Welte. who have
been residents of Eureka for several
years, were departures by Tuesday q
train for Salt Lake City where they will
probably reside. Mr. Welte remained
here, but expects to soon join his family
Senator w. II. Sweeney, who has
been in the western part OF the State
and California since the adjournment OF
the Legislature. returned to Eureka by
Fridays train. Mrs. Sweeney and
George Ebert came up from Palisade
with him.
The young people Of the Ping Pong
Dramatic Company this week presented
Mrs l. w. Hope with a handsome gold
bracelet with a miniature watch setting.
This gift was a testimonial of their es-
TEEN and appreciation for her untirinR
labor aud effort in coaching aud assist
ing them In presenting their recent play.
"The Red Rosette."
Miss Mary De Flon returned home
Monday from Reno. Miss De Flon
graduated from the University Of Ne
vada at Reno with the Glass Of 1918. re
ceiving two diplomas, one from the
College of Education. which grants her
a certificate 10 teach in he High Schools,
aud the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts from
the College of Arts aud Sciences.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G.. Dye and their lit
tie son returned Monday from Salt Lake
City. They have been absent about a
month. Mr.. Dye attending to business
matters and Mrs. Dye and her little SOD
visiting with relatives in Utah. On &C.
count of his business interests being cen
tered along the railroad. he expects TO
shortly move his family and residence
from Eureka to Salt Lake. He will still
conduct the Eureka Supply Company. a
business which he has established here
Sheriff Martin Mahoney. who re
turned Monday from a trip to Buckhorn.
reports that there are now about 80 men
steadily employed there. and that ali
additional force of 90 men are to be put
on at development work in the mine as
soon as the new tunnel Is connected up
with the mine workings. IL is expected
this connection will be completed this
week. He says two trucks and six g.
horse teams are now hauling the ma
chinery and other material for the new
mill from Black burn to Buckhorn. and
that the concrete foundations for the
machinery are being put in place. II
was payday while he was there. and
he says that the camp was surely o lively
place for several days.
The Postal Department has evidently
decided to give Eureka aud the tributary
section a much improved mail service.
Thomas Plummer. who is Interested IN
the present mail contract from Palisade
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