The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-18
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Jnlius Minoletti came over from
Hamilton Thursday for q few days
visit at home.
Attention is called to the new ad-
vsrtisement of Jeannot 4 Nelson, the
shoe dealers. in to-day's SENTINEL.
Comfy Treasurer Mechanics has been
kent pretty busy this week accepting
and receipting for State and County tax
money.
Frank Langdon brought in a load Of
wheat from South Fork, Elko County.
the first of the week and 1901 disposed
Of it at s2.35 per 100 pounds.
The next meeting of st. James Epis.
copal Guild will be held at the residence
of Mrs. G. NJ. Roberts on Spring Street.
Friday afternoon, November "a.
A Washington dispatch says: Post
master Ernest j. O. Afranchino of
Prospect, Eureka County, Nevada. has
resigned and recommended that the Of
Ace be discontinued.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of a copy Of the rules and regula-
tons for gas and electric service in the
State. adopted by the Public Service
Commission, created by the last Legis-
lature.
m.u ~ McEarrv waa an arrival from
Goldfeld ON Tuesday. He is here to ar.
range for doing the assessment work on
anumber Of claims owned by his father.
the late NJ. McGarry. and expects to
remain about a month.
A couple of J p. Raine's big teams
were loaded up with the distillate left
a. his ranch last week by the traction
engine aud ara due to arrive in Eureka
to-day. This distillats is consigned to
the Windfall Mining Company.
James Rogantini was in town yester.
day from Pinto Greek. He reports every.
thing fourishing in his section, and says
that outside of the rather extreme
~changeable weather conditions the
ranchers have no complaints to make
this Fall.
The late Western mail failed to reach
Palisade Wednesday 10 time for con-
nection with the stage leaving there
that morning and Eureka received but
one mail from the west on Thursday.
All s. p. trains are now reported run.
ming late.
The recent cold snap caused some
little trouble at the milling plant of the
W"ia4.ais Mining Company. bat every
thing is now running smoothly and the
mill is again working up to its usual
capacity. A p, Mayberry is in charge
Of the company's affairs here during
Managing Director James ii. Causten's
visit in the East.
The SENTINEL this week received a
letter from NJ. l.. Cansey, q former well
known resident Of Eureka, who in the
early days of the camp engaged in team
ing. and later was associated with Rueb
Eggleston in the draying and transfer
business. Mr.. Causey is nov located
at Portland. Oregon, where he Is en-
gagged in the real estate business.
J. W. Bailey is an applicant for the
position Of Agent for Wells. Fargo &
Co. in Eureka when that company re-
establishes its office here On the resump-
ton Of service by the Eureka & Pali-
SADIE Railway Company. A petition
asking the express company to appoint
Mr.. Bailey was very generously signed
by the business people aud many others
here this week.
The Damele Brothers Of Tonkin re.
Gently purchased a 30.horso power five
passenger automobile, and Bernard
Damele made a hurried trip into Eureka
with the new machine on Monday for
some medicine and supplies. 1t is &c
miles from their ranch to Eureka. and
the trip in was made in two hours. He
was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Margaret, and Miss Adelaide Wilhelm,
Ths Tonopah Bonanza u the
recent arrival in that city of a beauti'
iul Howard 4 0.horse power automobile
touring car for II. A. McKim. the dry
goods merchant. Mr.. Mckim aud hl'
family before going TO Tonopah were
residents of Eureka for a number Of
years, and when Nc has learned the
iatricacies Of his new machine the
many friends Of the family in this sec
uon may expect to see them quite Otter
90 the old Base Range.