The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-23
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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umn.
P. J. Mccarthy. accompanied by hii
wife. departed Thursday morning fol
Buckhorn.
Jesse Mendes, the Duckwater mer-
chant. was in Eureka several days the
first of the week on business.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. 10. +. & A. NJ, Sat
urday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Rev. Father Matthew Collins left by
auto Friday morning on one OF his
nsual religious visits to the districts in
Elko County.
A fine Percheron stallion is advertised
for sale in this issue under New
To-day" For further particulars see
advertisement.
N. A. Fillmore, accompanied by his
wife, leave Sunday morning in his two
horse conveyance for a prospecting trip
to Buckhorn district.
Mfs. NJ. b. Bsftlett, who has been in
Eureka for several months visiting and
attending to business matters. left by
Mondays stage for her home at Tonopah.
Oliver Pratt, engineer on the Z. q z.
left Eureka by auto Monday night for
Elko. From there he went to Palisade,
where he expects to go to work in the
c~ompany's shops.
Mrs. NJ. Rich Of Duckwater left Eu.
reka by Mondays stage for a visit to
her daughter, Miss Mary DeFlon, who
ia attending the State Normal School at
San Jose, California.
Joe Minoletti with a i2.horse team
loaded with heavy merchandise, John
Rapetto and Will Curto each with two
horse rigs loaded with light freight for
Eureka merchants arrived from Pail.
sade Friday afternoon.
The first license for conducting au
automobile business in Eureka County
was issued from the Auditors office on
Thursday. 1t was taken out by the
company tina, is carrying passengers and
freight between Palisade and Buckhorn.
Friday, April %. was Arbor Day
and was observed in Eureka by the
schools taking a holiday. In the even.
ing the pupils OF the seventh and eighth
grades had a merry making in the Bart
lett building south Of the Court House.
Granville Fletcher arrived from Pail.
SADIE Friday afternoon with a four-horse
team loaded with express matter. He
states tina this cleans up all the delayed
express matter hat has been lying in
the Palisade express Office for the past
two months.
Attorney g. b. Henderson. who is
acting for Receiver Spencer Reynolds
in the Eureka County Bank matters.
arrived from Elko by auto Thursday,
and after attending a session OF the Dis
trict Court Friday. returned home
that afternoon.
Antonio Martelletti, Sr.. brought In a
four horse load of wood from Spring
Valley on Thursday. While he expects
TO bring in an occasional load, he said
II would hardly pay to keep his team
regularly employed at the present price
OF barley In Eureka-four dollars a sack.
]. j. Griffith, Of Verdi. California.
who has been employed by Receiver
Spencer Reynolds to assist him as clerk
aud accountant in the settlement OF the
Eureka County Bank affairs. arrived In
Eureka by auto Monday evening and Is
now engaged with Mr.. Reynolds in
making an Investigation Of all matters
connected with the bank.
Since closing the Union Bakery in
Eureka that he has conducted for the
past two years. Camille Gallo has leased
the ranch and stock belonging to Bart
C%erruti, about 20 miles west OF Eureka,
and intends engaging in the stock busi'
ness. His health has not been very
good for some time and he believes that
a change to rural life will prove bene'
fetal.
III. NJ. Cooper. who IL interested
In a number of Prospect Mountain min.
ing properties with the Kaeding Bros.
returned here from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. Cooper informed the SENTINEL that
he might have some information to give
out regarding his oompany's plans as
soon as 1t was definitely known when
the Eureka & Palisade Railway Com
pauy would reconstruction.
Sheriff Martin Mahoney's pointer dog.
King" in jumping a picket fence
enclosing q yard on Ruby Hill avenue
Wednesday morning caught his right
front leg between the pickets, which
held him. When he was released 1t
was found the right fore leg was broken.
The limb vas set aud put in splints.
aud DIR. Mahoney says he thinks his
patient will be all right in two or three
weeks.
Eureka is just now favored with ct
least an over abundance Of one OF the
necessities OF life-water. The tanks OF
the Water Company have been unable
to hold the present supply flowing into