The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-08-01
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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will be held next Monday.
G. F. Loughlin of the Geological
Survey was an arrival here by Mon
davis train from Washington, ID. C.
John Haddow, appointed Registry
Agent of Mineral Hill precinct, re-
signed the position and B. H. Bruffey
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Thirty adjustable desks for the
grammar grades of the Eureka pub
lie school and new blackboards for
all the rooms on the lower floor were
received here this week.
F. b. Stewart of the State Engin-
eer's force at Carson City, was an
arrival by Fridays train for the pur-
pose of making some surveys of sew
eral water rights at Duckwater.
Charley HUI took his wife and
little daughter, Pauline, over to ILL
pah Sunday in the HUI auto for a
several weeks visit with Mrs. Hjul's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Moor
nan.
Mike Colgan, who has been fore
man at the Alkali mines for the past
six months, was a departure by this
mornings train for Kansas City Mo-,
where he goes for a visit with rela-
tives.
The Brown Hotel this week hung
a handsome new sign just above the
main front entrance of the hotel. 1t
is painted black, with gold letters,
and the work was done by w. j.
Hooper.
Handley Bros. shipped nine car
loads of mutton sheep from Diamond
Station by to-day's train. Walter
Handley was in charge of the stock
and the sheep will be taken to the
Chicago market.
Joseph Tognoni, Eureka's local
photographer. was a departure by
this mornings train for Chicago.
where he will attend the National
Photographers Convention that as
sembles in that city next week.
Fred Father and Will F1avin re-
turned home by Fridays train from
their vacation trip of about two
months. during which time they Wis
tied in Utah, Idaho, Montana. Cali
fornia and different points in Ne
vada.
Mrs. Frank Kopp was a departure
by Tuesdays train for a short trip
to San Francisco. 1t is understood
hat Mr.. Kopp. who has been in that
city for several months under medi-
cal treatment. will probably return
home with her.
Tom and Ben Plummer autoed up
from Mineral Hill last Saturday and
renamed until the next afternoon.
While here Thomas Plummer filed
his primary nomination papers for
State Senator of Eureka County on
the Democratic ticket.
Fred Robinson, son of William
Robinson Sr., of Newark Valley.
who has been in Eureka for several
weeks under medical treatment, re-
turned home Wednesday. his condi-
ton being considerably improved,
with favorable symptoms for regain
ing his health.
DR.. Hazen Burdick of Tonopah,
and his brother, Hugh Burdick, an
attorney-at-law of Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin, who is out on the Coast
for a visit with relatives, arrived
from Tonopah last Monday by auto
for a visit with their uncle, L. A..
Burdick of Eureka, and his family.
China Sam, who has lived in Eu-
reka for the past 40 years, died IN
Chinatown Wednesday after acouple
of days illness. which caused heart
failure. He was a cook here for a
number of years, and will be remem-
bered by the old timers as COOK al
the old McElroy Hotel on south Main
street. He was about 70years OF age.
The SENTINEL has three new po-
litical announcements this week. as
follows: Thomas f. Plummer OF Min
eral Hill. Democratic candidate for
State Senator; H. c. McTerney OF
Eureka. present incumbent. Demo-