The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-07-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Minardi of
Mill Canyon have been visiting all
this week with the Plummers at
Mineral Hill.
C. w. Orr of Reno. Nevada. has
been spending the present week in
Eureka awaiting the arrival here of
a new part for his auto.
John and Tom Clifford autoed in
Thursday from their ranch near
Tonopah to spend the Fourth and
visit with Eureka friends.
Isadore Sara returned to Eureka
Thursday in his auto from a trip to
Elko and Bullion. He was accom-
panied by Joseph Tognoni.
Mrs. C. M. Dull was an arrival by
Mondays train from Los Angeles,
Cal, for a short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mechanics, of
Eureka.
Frank Nostrosa an I Richard Glib
son came in on horseback Thursday
from Ruby Valley, Elko County, to
spend the Fourth at their homes in
Eureka.
John and George Potts drove in
Thursday from the William Potts
ranch in Monitor Valley. Nye County,
to spend the Fourth and renew their
acquaintance with Eureka friends.
DR.. Henry Hagar and his son,
Harry, and sister, Mrs. Laura Hoegh
and son, Tracey, arrived by auto
Thursday from the Doctors ranch
in Ruby Valley to celebrate the
Fourth in Eureka.
The condition of Mrs. Moritz Regli
is gradually improving. She is
now able to be up and is steadily re-
gaining the use of her left side,
which suffered a stroke of paralysis
several weeks ago.
The SENTINEL is published on Fri
day of this week in order that its
force can attend the Rescue Hose
Company's ball this evening and
join in celebrating the National holi-
day on Saturday, July 4th.
Antoine Marteletti. ST., has COM
menced a suit for $456 against the
Farmers Mining Company for wood
furnished. Sheriff Mahoney filed an
attachment for this amount on the
company's property Thursday.
H. F. Bartine. a member of the
Nevada Railroad Commission, is a
candidate for the primary nominal
ton for the office of Justice of the
Supreme Court of Nevada. His Of
fetal announcement is published in
to-day's SENTINEL.
Miss Emma C.. Regli, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Regli of Eu-
reka, who has just closed her third
year as teacher Of the Fairview dis
trict school of Lovelock, Nevada. has
been unanimously appointed teacher
for the ensuing year.
Miss +. l.. Koontz, instructor OF
the Eureka County Normal Training
School for the past year. left by
Tuesdays train for California. After
a short visit there she expects to go
to Seattle. Washington. and join a
party of friends for a several weeks
camping trip.
Three of the Indians who came
into Eureka Wednesday imbibed so
freely of frewater before night that
Constable Bud Porch brought them
up from the north end of town in his
wagon and carried them into the
Jail, where they were kept until they
had sobered up.
Del Leahigh. Recorder, and
Thomas A. Bath. Treasurer. officials
of White Pine County; John h.
Watson, a surveyor, and Mrs. Gus
Munter, arrived in Eureka last Mon
day in the county's auto en- route to
Bald Mountain. The officials were
going v to the copper camp to To-
cate the boundaries on a number of
patented mines that White Pine
County has fallen heir to on account
of delinquent taxes. and Mrs. Mum
ter was going over to join her hus-
band at Bald Mountain.
Announcement was received here
this week of the marriage at Los