The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-17
c BREvITIES.

Charles MinOletti OF hamilton droVo
over to Eureka Tuesday OF q business
trip.
The notice Of delinquent tax sales foI
the first installment Of taxes is publish.
ed in this issue.
William Blair Of Bull Greek. Nye
County, was q q visitor in Eureka sew
eral days this week.
Sheriff NJ. Mahoney has a warning
notice regarding gambling under New
o.Day'' in this issue.
Attention is called to two notices 'To
Whom 1t May Concern" under New
To-Day" in this issue.
Tony Romano of Diamond Valley
publishes an estray notice under "New
To-Day" in this weeks SENTINEL.
There will be a meeting Of st. Johns
Chapter No. 5, r. A. M. Saturday even
ing, at 2 o'clock. Election Of officers.
District Attorney t. J. McParlin re-
turned to Eureka Thursday from a pro-
fessional trip in the north end Of the
county.
In a game of baseball played this
afternoon between the Ruby Hill and
Eureka Juniors, the latter club won by
q score Of 90 to 20.
Mrs. A. Mckay and her sou, Robert.
arrived in Eureka Friday afternoon
from D%uckwater with W wagons
loaded with dressed pork. chickens,
and other ranch produce.
Deputy Supt. A. b. Lightfoot was an
arrival from Ely last Tuesday on q trip
of inspection to the schools OF his dis
trict in this section. He left for Hamil-
ton on his return home this morning.
Last Saturday Ben Plummer brought
q four-horse load of grain from his
ranch at Mineral Hill to Eureka (about
four tons), which will be stored here
and used to feed the stage stock at
this end Of the line.
Ock Hing, who was raised in Eureka,
and who went for a visit to his old
home in China about three years ago,
returned here last week. He talks
good English, aud is an over average
intelligent Chinaman.
r. A. Laird has been appointed a
Trustee of Eureka School District t.
fill the place made vacant by the resie
nation Of John Hancock, Sr. Mr.. Laird
has had pre- vious experience as a mem.
Der of the School Board. and is an in.
terested patron Of the schools.
Mrs. John West Of Ruby Hill was
rendered a farewell party by her friend,
aud neighbors on the Hill Tuesday
evening OH the eve of her departure for
Salt Lake. where she goes to join her
husband. Mrs. West, accompanied by
her little boy, left on Wednesday
mornings stage.
Vim. wainwright and Joe Javaux are
In Ely this week attending to court
matters in connection with the suit filed
by wainwright some time z against
the Newark Mill g. Mining Company.
II is thought probable hat O. NJ. Perry,
manager Of the company, will appear In
the case when it is heard.
N. A. Whitmore and James Kauiz
are engaged in running a tunnel on the
Tenderfoot group of claims, about one
mile south west OF the Paroni slaughter.
house. for California parties. The tun-
mel is now in about 80 feet and will
probably be run about 200 feet further
TO strike a ledge that crops on the sur
face. This group of claims adjoiu the
jackson mines on the east side.
The first regular s%emi-annual teachers
examination for the year 1911 will be
held at the school house in Eureka com
mencing Monday. January .. at 8
O'Clock a. m. II is expected that there
will be at least six applicants for certif'
cates in Eureka County at this ex-
animation. a. T. Taylor and Miss
Grace Travers have been appointed
deputy examiners for Eureka County.
Granville Fletcher. who went over TO
Lamoille Valley, Elko County. last
week with his mother on account OF
the serious illness of her sister. Mrs.
Dave Morrow, returned to Eureka
Thursday. Upon their arrival there
they found Mrs. Morrow in a serious
condition from an aggravated cold and
bronchial trouble. but upon Mr..
Fletcher's departure for home she was
considered out of danger.
Miss Sara Im obersteg of the Eureka
County High School has been engaged
to teach the school at Pinto until Miss
Christy Fulton arrives from Tenabo,
where she is now teaching. 1t is nee
essary to commence the school at Pinto
Immediately in order to hold the dis
trict. and as Miss Fulton will not be
here for q week or ten days Miss In