The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIES


Fred Father was a departure
Thursday on a business trip to Elko.
Victor venturino left Tuesday to
make q visit with his brother Eugene,
At Napa, California.
twenty-five carloads of sheep and
one car of bucks were shipped out
over the local railroad this week.
Angelo Tognoni left last Satur-
day for San Francisco and expects to
remain in California during the Win
ter.
Mrs. Jennie Leighton returned We'd
nesday from a several weeks visit at
the Handley Bros ranch in Newark
Valley.
w. J. Harris left Friday for Reno,
whore he will probably remain most
Of the Winter. He recently pur-
chased q home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Plummer
and Mrs. L. T. Herchmer returned
Monday from an extended auto trip
in southern California, coming home
via Lake Tahoe.
Judge Ben w. Coleman, non-par-
tisan candidate for Justice of the Su-
preme Court Of Nevada, was an ar
rival from Tonopah yesterday ON his
trip over the State In the interest Of
his candidacy. He goes from Eureka
to Ely.
p. M. Shelby Of San Francisco. in
terested in several mining proper
ties in this district, arrived Monday
10 attend to business matters here.
He left the following day for Tono-
pah and the Death Valley section,
where he is also interested in mining.
f. T. Torpey, managing director Of
the Uncle Sam Consolidated Mining
Company. returned Thursday from a
several weeks business visit to the
Coast. Mr.. Torpey says that Eureka
district has q good name on the Coast,
and there is much inquiry regarding
our mines.
Mrs. A. Fraser returned home Mon
day from a months trip to southern
California and San Francisco. Dur
ing her absence she combined BUSH
ness with pleasure ind purchased a
new stock of Fall annd Winter dry
Goods and furnishings, which are be-
ing duly received and placed on sale
at her store on Main street.
@. p. Henderson, consulting engi-
neer of the Ruby Hill Development
Company, accompanied by Mrs. Hen
derson. were arrivals from the East
by Mondays train. 1t Is understood
Mr.. Henderson is here for ar extend
ed visit In connection with the new
development work to be prosecuted
below the 1900 foot level in the Lo-
can shaft.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Richardson and
M r. n d Mrs. A. s. Leer passed
through Eureka last Saturday. They
were travelling by auto from Pennsyl-
vania to Fresno, California. The
Richardson's will be remembered as
former Eureka residents, living here
about Is years ago. during which
time he was in charge of the Chance
mining property. about three miles
west Of Eureka.
Angelo Depaoli and Mrs. Joseph
Franchi, both old residents of Eu-
reka County. left by to-day's train
for New York on the first lap of a
trip to their native Italy. ]. A. Zu-
nfno, another early day settler here.
expects to leave shortly to join them
in Nsv York. the three making the
sea voyage together. They will visit
their childhood homes and close rel
atives. and expect to be gone several
months.
DR.. Mabel X. Young and Miss Alma
Woods were in town several days this
week attending to business. matters
and securing supplies for the Winter,
They are well pleased with the pro-
grsss being made on their ranching
property at the Willows, about 40
miles west of Eureka. and feel great
ly encouraged to continue in their eff
forts toward making their stock rails
sing homestead property Q successful
and attractive home.