The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
LOCAL BREvITIES.

FRIDAY IOf y "Trip w sho hottn chu Va she
county.
Sheriff M. Mahoney left Monday fol
trip in the northern end Of the county
on official business.
Homer Wilson Of Monitor Valley
Nye County, was a visitor in Eureka
several days this week.
II. M. Cooper of the Farmers Mining
Company returned to Eureka Thursday
from a business trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Joseph Birch returned to her
home at Duckwater Sunday after q
short visit here with her sister. Mrs..
Gent Marteletti.
Joe Minoletti started on this morn.
ing with his big team for Palisade and
will commence hauling freight from
that place to Eureka.
A meeting Of st. Johns Chapter No.
8, r. A. NJ, will be held Thursday
evening. December 30. at 7:80 o'clock.
Installation Of officers.
There will be a meeting Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16. +. g. A. NJ, Thursday
evening, December 30, at 2 O'Clock.
Installation Of officers.
J. J. Griffith left Wednesday for
Berkeley. California, to spend the holi-
days with his son, who is attending st.
Joseph's academy at that place.
G. W. Turner. who has been here for
the past two months doing assessment
work on his claims on Ruby Hill, left
Friday morning for San Francisco.
Supt. G.. A. Fletcher of the Nevada
Mining and Development Company this
week put 10 men on doing assessme nt
work at the company's mines on Adams
Hill.
The regular holiday vacation Of the
Eureka public school this year will be
for one week only, and school will
be again resumed or Monday. Jan.
uary 2.
Rev. Hoyt e. Henriques arrived in
Eureka Thursday and that evening
held services in st. James Episcopal
Church, returning to his home at Elko
the next morning.
Caesar LAM, who has been doing as.
sessment work on his claims near Ham
ilton. arrived in Eureka Tuesday. He
was accompanied by his cousin, Albert
LAM, and Fred Allen of Hamilton.
About -four inches Of snow fell here
early Tuesday morning. after which the
weather cleared up and turned cold.
Enough snow, however, is still on the
ground to make il a "white" Christmas
Charles Minoletti and James Rogan-
TIM were departures from Eureka by
private conveyance for Palisade Sun.
day. At the latter place they left the
team and took the train to San Fran
cisco for a short visit.
Gus Hintzs this week received a letter
from his brother. Julius E. Hintze, at New
York. announcing the death of a rel
alive. DR.. J.. Ernest Hintze, at Mem
burg. Germany, on December IL. at
the advanced age of 95 years.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher. who went over
to Lamoille Valley, Elko County, sew
eral weeks ago on account Of the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Dave Morrow,
returned home yesterday afternoon, her
sister having about recovered her
health.
Tedford's teams this week brought in
q big load of doors and window sashes
for the Farmers Mining Company,
which will be used in finishing the
boarding house and store house build
ings and residence of Supt. G. L. Kaed.
ing being erected at the company's
mines on the west side Of Prospect
Mountain.
Bush Dawkins and William Culver,
who are employed at the mines Of the
Nevada Central Copper Company near
Oak Station in the northern part of the
SSunsJs IN tP w uAoho
In loading a car at the mine Culver
wrenched his back to such an extent
that 1t became necessary to ON here
10 consult a physician.
s. M. Tedford's big team that has
been freighting between Palisade and
Eureka for the past severa. months
made it's last trip here Thursday. Mr..
Tedfori will remove his stock and
wagons to Fallop, Churchill County.
where they will be used in hauling ore
from the Fairview mine and also
merchandise to that place.
W. r. Amidon returned here Friday
on his motorcycle from q visit of in
spection along the line of the Western
Union Telegraph Company between
Eureka and Palisade. He found thai
1t will be necessary to put up about 81
new poles and a number Of insulators
en%tailinga cost Of $50 or 5000. to pu'