The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-12-25
c BREvITIES.

.u.,sd from his visit to Reno Tuesday.
urs ". II. Russell came up from Psli-
ode Tuesday to spend Christmas In Eu-
rks.
x Hammond, the rancher. Is reU1r'eo
be quite i'll at bis home ab'u' "'
niles north Of Eureka.
u,s. Annie Mcoor-lick left .9ast Mon
A., ,or virginia CITY to spend the holi'
-. -. he bor-s Of her parents.
vrs II q. McTerney returned on
40, . train from a couple Of months
Sith relatives in California.
Mr.. A. Affranchino Of Prospect re.
-raed this week from q visit with her
"a. yohs Sri, Of Diamond Valley.
4 notice of the frat s~emi-annuaf
sachers' examination TO be held in Eu-
aka is published in to-day's sEsTIsEL.
Mrs. E. A. Rowse Of Ogden, Utah.
vas an arrival here Tuesday iar q visit
With her daughter. Mrs O. H. German.
Jobo Banks, principal Of thz Ruby
am school, left for Salt Lake Saturday
.sd viii be absent until after the holi-
days.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the re-
,eip, of o large office calendar for 1910
from the Henderson Banking Company
Of Exc.
There will be a regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. l6. +. & A. NJ, Sat-
urday evening at 1880 o'clock. Election
Of officers.
The holiday vacation Of the Eureka
nublic school commenced this (FridaD
afternoon aud will continue to Monday,
January 8.
Mrs. G. 8. Henderson left Monday
for Point Richmond, California. to spend
the holidays with her daughter. Mrs.
E. W. O'Brien.
Mrs. Elwood Beemer Of Sparks, Me-
ysda. arrived here Saturday for a holi.
day visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. II. HUI.
Mrs. Clara 4. Rice. who has been
here on a visit to her brother. +. j.
Brossemer. returned to her home at
Hoquim. Washington, Monday.
Mrs Q. II. HUI and young daughter
who have been visiting relatives at Illi-
pah and Ely. White Pine County. re-
turned home on the train Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Edwards of Win
nemucc were arrivals in Eureka Sat-
urday to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Edwards parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Morrison.
The Misses Mamie Rogantini and Isa-
bel Merialdo returned to Eureka Tues
day from Reno. where they are attend
ing the High School, to spend the holi.
days at home.
Commissioned w. II. Sweeney re-
turned from Palisade Thursday. He
says the Coroner's jury rendered a YER.
dict that Peter Betti came to his death
at Palisade from exposure.
Judge A. L. Fitz gerald returned to
Eureka Monday from a three months
visit at Boston and Nashville. Tennessee.
He departed again Thursday to spend
the holidays in California.
James Morrison, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Morrison of Eureka. who has been
attending a business college in San
Francisco, was an arrival by Thursdays
train to spend the holidays at home.
Fred ]. Seibert. in charge of the de-
velopment work at Wingfeld's mining
properties at Buckhorn. has gone to
Las Vegas. Nevada. to spend the holi.
days with his family at their home
there.
W. ]. Giles returned Saturday from
Phillipsburg, about IS miles north of
Eureka. where he has just completed
doing the assessment work on the
claims owned by the Lincoln Mining
Company.
An unusually large amount of Christ.
mas packages were received ia Eureka
this year through the post Office and
express ~company-Wednesday and
Thursdays trains bringing exceptionally
heavy shipments.
The zero weather that has prevailed
In this section for the past week has
caused q number OF water pipes about
town to freezs up. thereby causing con.
siderable inconvenience in business
houses and dwellings.
r. B. Meloy and III. NJ. Cooper OF
Chicago and j. ID. Forbes Of New York,
stockholders Of the Windfall Mining
Company. arrived here on the train
Thursday on q visit of inspection tc
the %company's property.
The following named teachers are ex-
pected to arrive in Eureka by Saturday
train to spend the holidays at home
Miss Eiith Swick from Lamollle Val.
ley, Eiko County, Miss Helen Whitmore
from Ely and Miss Jessie Diamond from
Winnemucoa.
George Crofut brought in a load o.
fine. healthy, fat turkeys Thursday
from the A. Q. Dibble ranch In Diamond
Valley. The turkevs were readily ais