The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-03-14
LOCAL BREvITIES.

tIdNcict, was q fioieoi o1ohSha lost
Monday.
S. Daniels, a wool buyer, was an
arrival by yesterdays train from
San Francisco.
Mrs. M. Hoey, a former Eureka
resident, now owns and is conducting
a lodging house at Tonopah, Nevada.
There will be a regular meeting of
st. Johns Chapter No. s., r. A. NJ,
this Saturday. evening at Z o'clock.
Mrs. Louis. S. Zadow, who has
been in California for several months,
returned to Eureka by Mondays
train for a short visit.
A notice of the annual meeting of
stockholders of the Northwestern
Consolidated Mining Company is pub
lished in to-day's SENTINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bremen
kampf, who have been located at
Mineral Hill for some time, returned
to their home in Eureka by Mondays
train.
Eureka's local telephone service
had two additional phones added to
the line this week, the Brown Hotel
and the residence of Rudolph Zadow
being connected.
Charles De Flon was a departure
by Tuesdays train for Elko, Nevada.
He expects to enter a law office at
Elko or Tonopah and perfect himself
in the practice of law.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bailey. former
Eureka residents who have recently
been located at Elko. Nevada, have
gone to Reno to reside, where Mr..
Bailey has secured employment with
the Nevada University.
This is the end of a second week of
delightful Spring weather. Two
weeks of March weather without a
storm is unusual. and the barometer
still indicates we are to have more OF
these warm, sunny days.
Thomas Plummer came up from
Mineral Hill Tuesday for his Ford
auto, which w. II. Russell has re-
paired and put into shape for another
Summers run. He returned home
with the auto Wednesday.
Private letters received in Eureka
this week state that Mrs. H. A.
McKim, a former Eureka resident
whose home is now at Tonopah, Ne
vada, has been in the Lane Hospital
at San Francisco for several weeks ano
is in a serious condition.
Harry Fault of Ruby Hill has been
i'll for the past two weeks with a Sc
we're attack of liberated sore throat,
and his family and friends have been
considerably worried over his con-
dition as he lost his voice and his
throat is slow in healing.
Joseph Tognoni. Public Admins
TRAITOR of Eureka County, who isnow
interested in a photo gallery at Ton
opah, was an arrival by last Mon.
days train for a visit to his home
here and to attend to legal matters
connected with his Office.
Otto Mau is mourning the loss of a
ten dollar thoroughbred rooster that
has mysteriously disappeared from
his home on Mob Hill. This is the
second thoroughbred he has recently
had lifted and he is inclined to be a
little sore because only his high priced
birds have been frisked. no attention
being paid to his common bred
ROSTERS.
Nels Fauerby, who has a large
teaming outfit at Manhattan. Ne
vada, came into Eureka from Hamil-
ton yesterday. He has been over
there negotiating with the Hamilton
Power and Mining Company for a
contract to haul their ores from Ham,
ilton to Eureka. While the matter
was not definitely settled. Mr.. Fauer-
by says he will probably secure the
hauling.
Mrs. M. Nostrosa, mother of ID. E.
Nostrosa of Eureka, was taken seri-
ously i'll early in the week with a Sc
we're cold and it threatened to develop
into pneumonia. Herdaughter. Mrs.
William Robinson, ST., of Newark
Valley, was sent for to assist in taking