The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-07-03

Ely Wednesday to spend the Fourth
in Eureka.
DIR. w. H. Bremen left by auto
early Friday morning on business
trip to Elko.
Ed Coyle and his sister, Mrs. G. T.
Hill, were visitors here this week
from Hamilton.
Misses Berenyce and Mabel Moore
left by Wednesdays train on a vaca-
ton trip to California.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh returned to
Eureka by Wednesdays train after q
several months visit in California.
Il Claud b. Andrews. an attorney of
Los Angeles, was in Eureka several
days this week on professional busi-
ness.
w. II. Supp, representative of the
Western Electric Light Company, has
been in Eureka several days this
week.
Notice of a meeting of stockhold-
ers of the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Min
ing Company is advertised in to-day's
Sentinel"
Notice of a meeting of the directors
of the Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank is published in to-day's
Sentinel"
Merrill Fletcher returned to Eu-
reka Thursday from a two months
visit with his uncle, Thomas Fletcher,
at Coaticook, Canada.
Mrs. S. T. Edwards was an arrival
by Fridays train from Winnemucca
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Morrison of Eureka.
Michael Jensen of Gunnison, Utah,
arrived on Fridays train to spend
the Summer with Mrs. j. H. Fine
and Mrs. d. States, his daughters.
Miss Florence Morrison of Eureka
and Miss Eileen Morrison of Ante
lope valley were departures Thurs
day for trip to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Thomas Rosevear, son Walter
and daughter Pearl, are arrivals from
White River, White Pine County, to
spend the Fourth with relatives in
Eureka.
F. ImObersteg was an arrival from
Caliente. Nevada, this week and
comes to commence development
work on his mining claims adjacent
to Ruby Hill.
C. ]. Travers, cashier of Eureka's
new bank, and his wife are recent ar
rivals from Winnemucca and are ar
ranging to take up their permanent
residence here.
Miss Mary de Flon, who has been
teaching in a business college at San
Francisco, returned to Eureka by
Tuesdays train for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Rich.
j. C. Stene, engineer and survey
or, has resigned his position with the
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company,
and is now in the employ of the Ruby
Hill Development Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and two
children were arrivals from Ely Fri
day. Mrs. Wilson is a sister of Mrs.
A. Moore and they are here for a
short visit while en- route to Cali
fornia.
julius Huebner resigned the super
intendency of the Eugene Davis min
ing properties in this district on July
l, and is succeeded by L. A. Harris.
Alfred Huebner has been appointed as
sistant superintendent of these prop
critics.
John Merialdo, who left here re-
Gently for Rochester, Minn., to un-
dergo an operation, that was very
successfully performed. will leave the
hospital in four or five days and ex-
poets to return to Eureka about the
18th of this month.
Miss Marietta Bailey of Diamond
valley has as her guest for the Sum-
|mer, Miss Kate Shipley of New York
City, her niece. Miss Shipley is the
daughter of Mrs. Bailey's brother,
the late William Shipley of San Fran
cisco, who was one of the first pio-
neers of Eureka County.
Theodore H. Champion and C. e.
Blount, mining engineers of Santa
Monica, California, were in Eureka
several days this week examining the
formation and mining prospects of
the district. They were pleased with
some of the properties they saw and
may return here soon for further in
vestigations.
A good stock ranch capable of cut
ting 200 tons of hay each year, am
pie outside range and a Forest Re-
serve right, water rights carrying
considerable more water than isneed-
ed, and number of horses and cat
tie. is offered for sale by Dominick
Cerrutti. See his advertisement in
to-day's Sentinel"
The fire alarm that was sounded
about a. m. last Sunday was occa-
stoned by a small blaze that was
started in the sidewalk at the rear Of