The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Reno Thursday morning.
Comfy Commissioner w. III. Sweeney
rsturued to Palisade Thursday.
seraphine Rogantini Of Duckwater
drove in Friday for q load Of supplies.
gF s. Ellis and daughter. Miss Bertha,
~ Ruby Hill, were arrivals here Tues
day from Salt Lake.
James Romano and his sister. Miss
Rose. are visiting In Eureka this week
from Diamond Valley.
Charles Minoletti Of Hamilton was in
Eureka several days this week attending
10 some business matters.
number of people in Eureka are at
nrasent suffering from colds and sore
throats, followed by weakness.
Ned Clarke OF Blue Eigle. Nye County,
was in Eureka q few days this week at.
tending to some business matters.
@. NJ. Dull, business manager Of the
Windfall Mining Company, returned by
auto Wednesday from a trip to Reno.
There will be a special meeting of
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8 next
Friday evening. April %, at7:30 O'Clock
James Rogantini and family Of Pinto
Creek. who have been visiting in Eure-
ka during the week. returned home Sat
urday.
Attorney F. s. Gedney came over
from Exc Wednesday by auto to attend
to some legal matters in the District
Court for the FIRST National Bank Of
Elko.
william Davies. who has been quite
i'll at his home on Cedar Hill in the
northern part Of the town for the past
week. is reported to be some what i'm
proved.
A list OF the bills allowed last Friday by
the County Commissioners for the
months Of February and March will be
found published in another column of
this Issue.
Jay Clemens Of Reno, who has been
here representing the interests OF some
of the large creditors Of the Eureka
Live Stock Company, returned home
Tuesday.
While the drayage business has been
dull in Eureka Pete Lob has had one OF
his drays in the shop being repaired and
reprinted. and Friday it made its ap-
pearance on the streets looking as good
as brand new.
A. B. Whitcher Of Ely, q member Of
the State Banking Board. no was re-
Gently appointed State Bank Examiner,
isin Eureka this week attending to mat
tsrs in connection with the failure OF
the Eureka County Bank.
The joint quarterly statement OF the
Auditor and Treasurer Of Eureka Coun-
ty. show wing the financial condition OF
the county for the quarter ending March
81, will be found published on the first
page Of to-day's SENTINEL.
Miss Mamie Breen Of Eureka has been
engaged to teach the remainder OF the
school term in Prospect district. COM
mencing next Monday. Miss Felicita
LAM, who has been teaching there.
having resigned, closed her school work
Friday night.
Ell Whitmore arrived here Wednes.
day from Palisade with q load of mer.
chandise for the johnson Mercantile
Company. On the same day Will Curto
brought in a load of supplies for Phil
Paroni and John Repetto q load of mer-
chandise for J. b. Bale Of the Eureka
Cash Store.
John Lucey Jr., a former employe on
the e. & p. left Monday for Reno. He
will visit there for a few days with his
three aunts and an uncle and proceed to
California. II the opportunity offers he
expects to take a position as fireman on
either the Southern Pacific or Western
Pacific Railways.
AttornsyChirlss B. Henderson OF Elko,
who Is attorney for Receiver Spencer
Reynolds aud is also assisting DistrictAt-
torney A. S. Henderson in legal matters
Eureka County is interested 10. came
over from Elko Wednesday aud re-
manned here until Friday afternoon. He
expects to return here the middle Of
next week.
Miss Allie Robinson. who has spent
the past six months in Eureka with her
aunt, Mrs. A. Fraser, and assisted her
in her store, ha, returned to her home
at Sacramento. California. Miss Rob-
inson by her agreeable and
address made numerous friends during
her sojourn here. She was accompanied
by her nephew, Walter Riley. Of Sacra.
mento. who made a short visit in Eureka.