The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-02
c BREvITIES.

o,e hundred tons Of good hay lie Of
"a Cor sale. See advertisement under
"New To-day"
A watch and chain was found in Eu-
Ia this week. See advertisement in
another column.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining
comnany has levied an assessment. See
notice under New To-Day"
Robert Bailey Of Diamond Valley was
in Eureka several days this week at
tending to business matters.
Will Kuehn left for Palisade Tuesday
morning, where he goes to take a posi-
tion as waiter at the Valley House.
Dan Kelly, Pat Powers. John Berry
and Frank Haley left Eureka Tuesday
with FIVE burros for a prospecting trip
in Buckhorn district.
There will be a business meeting Of
81. James Guild on Friday afternoon,
April s, at the home Of Mrs. !. O. @.
8 Wbitmore on Mob Hill. A full attend.
ance is desired.
Will Curto arrived in Eureka Thurs
1 day by private conveyance from Lane
City. White Pine County. on a visit to
TO bis mother. Mrs. NJ. Curto. and
sisters. Misses Ferinda and Rose.
Camille Gallo this week closed the
/ Union Bakery and left Tuesday with
his horse and wagon for Elko. He ex
poets to return to Eureka and reopen
his bakery when business conditions
right themselves.
The professional card Of DIR. g. NJ.
Roberts appears in to-day's SENTINEL.
The Doctor has rented the furnished
residence OF Mrs. NJ. b. Bartlett on
Spring street, where he will have his
office, and he and his wife will reside.
Howard O. Barker, who has taught
the school at Palisade the past two
terms. closed his work as a teacher al
the expiration of his six months con.
tract two weeks ago and is now in idaho
looking for some timberland that IL
open to settlement.
J. b. Bale OF the Eureka Cash Store
has arranged with John Repetto to make
regular trips with his team between
here and Palisade to bring in lighi
groceries. produce and fruit. He left
here Wednesday and took out three
passengers for the railroad.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners takes
place next Monday. 1t is expected that
Commissioner Fraser, who has been
visiting in Goldfeld. and COMMISSIONS
Sweeney at present in the northern end
OF the county, will be in attendance.
making a full Board.
The chauffeur of Ole Elliot's automo.
bile arrived in Eureka Thursday from
Goldfeld on his way to Ely. His auto
got stuck in the mud the other side OF
Morris Regli's ranch, about IL miller
southwest of Eureka. and the driver
was compelled to walk to the ranch ano
get horses to pull his machine out.
Percy Pollock sold his Pope Toledo
auto this week to j. O. Van Shoiact,
formerly a machinist at the Windfall,
and the latter intends making regula'
trips between Eureka and the railroad.
He expects to be able to his
schedule and prices for carrying pas
sengers in an advertisement in next
weeks SENTINEL.
William Sweet, who is developing
number Of mining claims neal Oak sta
ton on the +. & p, about 80 miles north
Of Eureka. was in Eureka on Thursday
to attend to some business matters. H.
says that several Of his prospects o
look most promising and that he has
great hopes of developing a mine there.
Besides his own interests. he represents
a number Of Eastern people. and the
showing already made in the claims OF
which most of the development work
has been done now looks 20 favorable
that his present force of men will n
doubt be increased early this Spring.