The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-08-14
C BREvITIEs.

to Elko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Burdick OF
Mineral Hill are visiting relatives
and friends in Eureka.
Sheriff James Mackey returned
Tuesday from an official trip through
the north end oflthis county.
Mrs. Mary Fulton went down to
Union by to-day's train for a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Angus
McGilivray.
Ralph Irwin came up from Duck
water Wednesday with an auto load
of peaches and apples from the IT.
win ranch.
Mrs. Otto Mau and her two chill
dren. and Miss Elsie Hooper, returned
home by Fridays train from a brief
trir to Reno and San Francisco.
Tony Romano of Eureka has a no.
tice in to-day's SENTINEL giving
warning against the appropriation Of
his horses running on the range.
Mrs. C. M. Dull returned to her
home in Los Angeles by to-day's
train after a several weeks visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Mechanics.
George and John Potts of Monitor
valley autoed into Eureka last Sun
day and made a trip into Diamond
valley the following day to look over
some cattle.
w. A. Moore Of Newark valley
shipped Is carloads of lambs from
Diamond Station by to-day's train to
the Eastern market, and will send
ont an additional 16 cars from the
same point by a special train Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Simonsen and
their children autoed in Wednesday
from their ranch in Newark valley
and spent several days in Eureka
visiting at the home of Mrs. Simon
sens parents, Mr.. and Mrs R. Nc
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plummer
autoed up from Mineral Hill Thurs
day and were accompanied by Mrs.
Amos Plummer, who came up to at
tend to matters in connection with
the estate of her deceased son, Ben
jamin Plummer.
Art Phillips was an arrival here by
Mondays train from Los Angeles.
Cal. He secured a couple of men
and some supplies and went out to
Phillipsburg Wednesday to do the
annual assessment work on some of
the claims of the Lincoln Mining
Company.
A. c. Florio this week sold his
Spring lamb crop to Handley
Brothers. The latter have arranged
to ship 20 carloads of lambs to the
Eastern market from Diamond sta
ton next Tuesday and Wednesday,
and the Florio lambs will go out in
this shipment.
Assessor H. C. McTerney, ccom
panied by his wife. left by to-day's
train for Carson, where he will meet
with the State Board of Assessors
next Monday. Following the session
of the State Board Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Terney will go to California to at
tend the exposition and visit with re-
latives in Alameda.
A Basque employed by the Eureka
Land and Stock Company at Roberts
Creek was brought into Eureka the
first of the week suffering from Sc
we're burns caused by carbolic acid.
He met with an injury to n of his
legs, and a bottle of carbolic acid
was mistaken for liniment and APP
piled with the above painful results.
Miss Alma Spinner. formerly of
Eureka but now residing at Los An
geles with the Spinner family. was
an arrival here by Fridays train for
a months visit with her relatives,
Mrs. K. A. Laird and family. Miss
spinner now holds the responsible
position of Auditor of the Western
Union Telegraph Company at Los
Angeles.
The many friends of Charles Green
wood, formerly of Eureka but now
residing at East Auburn. California.