The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-05
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V1SlI WIFI Ills ldihiiy III Guicno.
Miss Maud Porch of Eureka has
been engaged to teach the next term
of the Cottonwood district school.
Tony Romano went v to Elko
Wednesday and returned Thursday
with a new Ford auto for Bale &
Russell.
Miss Rebecca Eccles is a guest of
the Plummers of Mineral Hill, having
come down from Palisade on Wednes-
days stage.
Mrs. Henry Father returned home
Wednesday from Ely. Nevada, where
she has been on a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. Pedlar.
Three carloads of range horses
were shipped out of Alpha by to-
davis train for Nebraska points, and
one carload from Diamond Station.
Perry Evans, an attorney of San
Francisco, was an arrival by Fridays
train to attend to some taxation mat
ters connected with the Dunphy es-
tate.
Mrs. James McDermott, daughter
of Mrs. A. Swick of Eureka, was an
arrival by Fridays train from La
noble Valley, Elko County, for a
visit home.
Mackey & L~oofbourrow shipped
out by to-day's train a carload Of ore
from the Distinction mine on Pros
pect Mountain to the smelters at
Salt Lake.
County Assessor H. C. McTerney
and w. II. Russell returned Thurs
day evening from a three-day auto
trip in northern Eureka County,
where the former was engaged in as
sessing property.
Frank Winzell returned to his
home in Garden Valley Tuesday with
his new Ford auto. He was accom-
panied by Earl Cobb. who went down
to give Frank a few lessons in run
ming his new car.
w. c. Stewart. who has been in
Eureka for several months in con-
nection with the affairs of the late
Spencer Reynolds. was a departure
by Tuesdays train to join his family
at San Jose, California.
DR.. Mabel Young. the dentist. and
her assistant, Miss Alma Woods. who
have spent the Winter months in Eu-
reka, leave next Monday for Austin.
Nevada. where they will practice
their profession. They now expect
to return to Eureka in about five
months.
James j. Hunter, accompanied by
his wife and four children. are re-
cent arrivals here from Liverpool.
England. Mrs. Hunter is a sister of
Isaac and Walter Handley, the well
known sheepmen of this county, and
Mr.. Hunter and his family expect to
remain here permanently.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners,
which is now held on the 9Th of each
month, is taking place to-day. Com
missioner j. M. Requa arrived by
yesterdays train from Palisade, and
Commissioner Edgar Sadler. accom-
panied by his family, autoed up from
his ranch in Diamond Valley yester-
day. Commissioner Otis Fulton re-
turned last week from his trip to
Elko, and there is a full board in ses-
sion to-day.
Four six-horse teams loaded with
ore and concentrates from mines at
hamilton arrived in Eureka Thurs
DAY and Friday for shipment to the
smelters at Salt Lake. The ore was
from the McEllin mine, and the con-
centrates from Charles Minoletti's
mine. These teams brought over
~ tons. and it is understood there
are approximately some $50 tons
more there ready for shipment to the
railroad here.
Claude Ford of Eureka. accom-
panied by his son. James. who was
called to Bishop. California. by the
serious illness of his father, James G.
Ford, formerly of Eureka. and who
left here on Friday of last week with
Thomas Dixon in his auto, driven by
Ed Whitmore, returned here Thurs
day evening with the others who ac=