The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

rpka lucso"y
mass trip in the East.
Mrs. William Leighton returned home
rh,r.day from a visit to Cedar Station
an the E. & p. railroad.
Mis-. Maud Porch departed Sunday
q, a visit with the family of A. Q.
Dibble Of Diamond Valley.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman returned to Eu-
..k. Sunday from q six weeks visit at
The Winzell ranch at Alpha.
Toe Trevelli Of Mineral Hill spent
..vsral days in Eureka early this week
attending to business matters.
There will be a stated communication
NJ Eureka Lodge No. l6. +. & A.. M,
Saturday evening at 1870 O'Clock.
The SENTINEL is still without any in.
formstion regarding the reconstruction
AZ the Eureka & Palisade Railroad.
Toe Minoletti arrived Thursday from
pslisade with II tons Of mining macbin-
srv for the Farmers Mining Company.
The telegraph wire into Eureka went
ont Of commission Wednesday after
moon, and at 4 p. m. to-day the service
had not been renewed.
N. A. whitmore. Lyman Fulton and
Charley Martin left Sunday for Fish
Greek, where they go to cut hay on the
ranches Of the Eureka Live Stock Com
papy.
Alfred Hooking OF Ruby Hill this
week moved his family to Eureka and
they have taken up their residence in
the Blair house ON Mob Hill which they
recently purchased.
James Morrison, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Morrison of Eureka. who has been
attending a business college in San
Francisco, arrived last Saturday to
spend his vacation at home.
Charley Boyle. administrator Of the
N. Dargin estate, has gone to look after
the interests Of the estate in the Hen.
derson ranch, the deceased having had
this ranch under lease.
W. NJ. Blair, who arrived in Eureka
Friday from Bull Greek, Nye County,
says that it rained nearly all Thursday
night in that section and that the roads
showed signs OF rain all the way to En-
rska.
Antoine Florio, accompanied by his
wife and infant child. left for Beowawe
Thursday. where he is interested in a
band OF sheep. After q short visit
there they viii leave for an extended
visit in Italy.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher accompanied
BY Miss Stella Genoli, left Wednesday
by privats conveyance for a months
visit in Lamoills Valley, Elko County,
with her sister, Mrs. Dave Morrow.
Merrill Fletcher drove them over.
F. E. McLucas, former principal OF
the Eureka public.school. has been ap-
pointed Principal OF the Ely high school,
and Miss Helen Whitmore of Eureka
has been re .appoin,ed teacher Of the
primary grades OF the..Ely school for
the coming year.
The statement recently published In
the SENTINEL that Miss Adelaide viii.
helm. who has been teaching school at
Osceola, White Pine County. would re-
sumo teaching there next torn. was
not correct. The young lady does not
Intend to return there.
Scott Jamison of Reno. who Is iu-
tsrssted with the Fletcher Bros. IN the
sine mine near Alpha. paid q visit to
the property last Sunday. He had
been over to Salt Lake on q business
"trip and came up as far as the Bruffey
ranch with Ell Whitmore.
The Smith ranch In Newarkvalley con.
tinues to hold the record Of furnishing
this market with the first new potatoes
grown In this section. Miss Annie Smith
brought In a quantity Of them last Mon.
DAY. and all who were fortunate enough
TO secure some are praisIng their fine
quality.
Andrew Maute. formerly State Print.
% OF Nevada. Wal q visitor In Eareka
!ast Monday. Mr.. Mante has been
selected by Senator George s. Nixon as
one OF his principal aides in the politi-
cal campaign now opening. Mr.. Nixon
10 . candidate for reelection to the
United States Senate. and Mr.. Maute
70 now making the rounds OF the State
W the interests Of his candidacy.
W. A. Moore Of the Warm Springs
ranch In Newark Valley drove in Tues.
DAY for the purpose of securing addi.
uonal help to fill oui his haying crew.
he obtained three men. and says that
with his present force that will be suf.
ncisnt. as he ia now using the buck
rakes and nets in putting up his hay,
snd this greatly reduces the number Of
hands now needed.