The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-05-15

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William Flynn, in the auto bust
! ness at Elko, was a visitor here this
week.
George Carter of Garden Valley
was a visitor in Eureka several days
this week.
Martin Mahoney was in Palisade
the early part of the week, returning
nome Wednesday.
Albert Bale, foreman of the A. G.
| Florio ranch at Duckwater, was an
arrival Wednesday.
A term of the District Court has
been called to e in Eureka on
Tuesday, June /.
County Assessor w. ]. Hooper was
in the north end of the county this
week on official business.
Dave Fisher was calling on the
trade Monday, and left for Tonopah
in his car on Tuesday.
c. f. Nourse, a mining engineer
who was in Eureka last Fall, was an
arrival on Mondays train.
William Hunter, representing an
auto truck company of Salt Lake
City, spent several days in Eureka
this week.
f. T. Torpey, managing director
of the Uncle Sam Cons, Mining Co.,
returned to Eureka on Monday'strai
from San Francisco.
P. M. Shelby left for Clark County
last Sunday to examine a mining
property, and is now in California.
IL xx,sII ~1trrn 20 Ex.roEo this WnQk
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement offering for sale the Peoples
Meat Market property in Eureka,
with slaughter house, c~orrals, etc.
/. S. Pearce, travelling %represen-
tative of the Western Pacific Rail-
road, spent a couple of days here this
week sizing up prospective tonnage.
Major Henry G.. Catlin returned
Wednesday from California, and will
be here some time on business con-
nected with the Eureka-Croesus prop
critics.
f.. l.. Newhouse and F. c. Soup
| colt. engineers for the American Min
ing & Smelling Co., have been exam
ing various Eureka district proper
ties this week.
Mccoy Fitzgerald, and his brother
in-law Ernest Gordon, arrived from
California Monday, on business asso-
ciated with their holdings in the Eu-
reka district.
George Russell of Elko, represent
ing the Verdi Lumber Company, was
here several days this week taking
orders for lumber and other mater
ials handled by his company.
The social dance given by the
Junior Glass of the Eureka County
High School at the Odd Fellows Hall
last night was a success in every way
and a most enjoyable affair.
Attorneys w. r. Reynolds and Ed
gar Father left by auto Thursday for
Ely to attend to some legal matters
in White Pine County. John Cardi-
nalli made the trip with them.
l.. T. Herchmer, superintendent of
the Ruby Hill Development Company,
came in on the speeder Sunday from
Palisade. He has been in Salt Lake
City purchasing machinery for the
LOGAN shaft work.
Baron LIE Fevre of Paris and New
York was a guest at the Eureka-Croe-
sus House this week. He came to
look through the Eureka-Croesus
mine and left on to-day's train for
the East.
Mrs. c.. M. Dull, who was called
here a couple of months ago on &C
| count of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. r. Mechanics, left by
Thursdays train to join her husband
at Kansas City, Mo.
In another column will be found
the advertisement of the Southern
Pacific Railway, announcing that
Summer rate excursion tickets, and
reduced weekend trip tickets, are
now on sale at all of the company's
stations.
Alex Wiley returned to Eureka
Friday from San Francisco, where he
has been undergoing treatment for
injuries received about a year ago
when he vas accidentally thrown
from a hand car He returns look
ing like a new man.
w. A. Barnes, manager of the Holly
and Bu,lwhacker companies, came in
on Wednesdays train, and left for
San Francisco Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. Barnes sails for Honolulu next
Wednesday, and will remain there
about two months.
The Catlin Shale Company of Elko
recently purchased a quantity of the
machinery of the mill at the Silver
Common mine on Prospect Mountain
and Joe Minoletti is now loading four
big wagons with the engine, boilers
and other parts. he expects to load
about 80 tons and will haul the four
wagons direct to Elko with the big
1OO-horse-power Lombard tractor.
Eugene Davis returned to Eureka
Wednesday. Upon his arrival he re-
ceived a telegram that required his
immediate return to San Francisco
on important business and he left for
| the Coast Thursday by special train
Mr.. Davis had his back severely In
jured about three weeks ago while he
| was in the lavatory of a Pullman car
| by a sudden lurch of the train. Fol
| some time he was unable to attend to
business, but outside of a slight lame