The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-05


Hugh Leonard, a mining man of
Tonopah, arrived here Thursday, and
comes to stay.
Eugene Davis and Major Henry G.
Catlin were departures Wednesday
on a business trip to Salt Lake City.
w. III. Supp, agent for the Western
Electric Company in Eureka and adj
joining counties, spent several days
here this week.
Mrs. Ellwood Beemer and little
daughter were arrivals from Reno
Saturday for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Boletta HUI.
Walter Young went out on yester-
days train, bound for Oatman, Arr
IONA, where he has a very promising
silver-lead producing mine.
C. F. Mette. who has been in Eu-
reka looking over mining conditions,
left by auto for Elko Tuesday on his
return to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Plummer, Miss
Dorothy Gilcrest and Ray Swick left
by auto Friday afternoon for a week
end visit With friends at Elko.
James Kautz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Holder and children autoed over
from Ely Saturday to spend Me-
mortal Day with relatives in Eureka.
Rev. j. M. Swander, the Presby-
terrain minister of Elko, accompanied
by his wife, autoed into Eureka Mon
day and remained here until Thurs
day.
Harry Roberts, grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Father of Eureka,
arrived in Eureka Monday from Wal
lace. Idaho, for a visit with his rel
atives.
Dewey Ebert, son Of ]. w. Ebert of
Richfield, Idaho. formerly of PAIL
SADIE, arrived here by Wednesdays
train and expects to remain during
the Summer.
Ray Swick and his sister, Mrs.
James McDermott, autoed over from
Lamoille Valley, Elko County, to
spend Memorial week with relatives
in Eureka.
Austin Jackson and A. e. Condor
of Reno, who are interested in sew
eral mining properties in this dis
trict, came in by auto last Saturday
and remained until Thursday.
Mrs. Marietta Bailey of Diamond
Valley has as her guests for the Sum-
mel Mrs. A. s. Wilson and son of
Tacoma, Washington. Mrs. Wilson
was formerly Edna Bailey.
Mrs. George Winters and twin sons
of C~arbondale, Colorado, were ar
rivals last Saturday for an extended
visit with her mother, Mrs. A. Swick,
at the family home here.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald was a de-
parture by Fridays train for Reno.
to be in attendance at the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge of Masons that con-
venes in that city next week.
c. C. Harlow and wife have been
installed in the kitchen and dining
room of the Europa Hotel as cook
and waitress. They came to Eureka
recently from Fort Worth, Texas.
r. L. Richie, the well known writ
er and correspondent who has been
looking over and writing up a num-
Der Of Nevada's mining camps, spent
several days in Eureka this week.
John Repetto & Co., awarded the
contract Of putting down the new
concrete sidewalk in front Of the
Courthouse, commenced work this
week and good progress is being
made.
Tony Depaoli returned home last
Saturday from Oakland. California,
where he recently completed a bust
ness course at the Polytechnic Col
lege and was awarded a diploma of
graduation.
The Sentinel" received a comuni-
cation from Mineral Hill this week,
but without signature. II the party
that sent 1t in will give us their name,
not necessarily for publication, the
matter will be published.
The Richmond Eureka Mining
Company this week arranged for
transportation and will ship 1000
tons of speiss to the United States
shelters in Utah from its Stag dumps
at the Eureka Con. in Eureka.
c. F. Wittenberg autoed over from
Tonopah yesterday and was accom-
panied by l.. Mushett, w. A. Bradley,
B. A. Wilson and C. T. Sheron. The
party came yer to inspect a group Of
mining claims and will probably re-
main several days.
The Eureka Brokerage & Invest
ment Company is now removing the
former wooden awnings and side
walk in front of its property on Main
street. preparatory to putting in an
up-to-date concrete sidewalk and ar
tistic canvas awnings.
A number of new cases of the
rnumns have appeared in Eureka