The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-04-29
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Thomas Dixon returned to Eureka
Wednesday from a bushes trip to Kim.
berly, White Pine County.
Judge Peter Breen left last Sunday
for Austin to hold a term Of the Lander
County District Court.
Batista Minoletti came in from
Newark Valley Thursday to attend to
some business matters in Eureka.
There will be a called meeting of Eu-
reka Lodge No. IS. f. g. A. NJ. this
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock for
work.
John Vittle of Ruby Hill returned
from Reno Tuesday and has gone to
work with the carpenter crew at the
Windfall.
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm, teacher Of
the Beowawe school. finished her term
last week and returned home to Eureka
on Tuesday.
Superintendent A. p. Mayberry OF
the Richmond Eureka Mining Company
left Wednesday for the railroad on a
business trip.
District Attorney I. j. McParlin re-
turned Tuesday rom a trip to Carson
and Reno, where he has been on pro-
fessional business.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will
meet to sew next Friday afternoon, May
5, at the residence Of Mrs. Amelia
Fletcher on Mob Hill.
Rev. Percival s. Smithe of Reno
will hold morning and evening SER
vices in st. James Episcopal Church
in Eureka tomorrow Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Horner of Ruby Hill. who has
peel working at Kimberly, near Ely,
White Pine County. for the past two
months, returned to Eureka Wednes-
day.
Commissioner Alex Fraser and John
j. Lucey on Thursday made an inspec.
ton Of and tried out all the fire plugs In
Eureka. Every thing was found in
good order.
Chris, Hildebrand owner of the Cot
tonwood ranch, was a visitor in New.
ark Valley this week, and made the
purchase OF some work horses FROM
Nick Ratio.
A cow belonging to d. E. Nostrosa
fell into the Big Ditch on South Spring
street last Monday and broke her neck.
The animal was formerly owned by l.
@. o. Whitmore.
Gent Marteletti of Eureka has enter
ed the employ of the Lander County
Land and Stock Company. and he and
his family will make their home at the
Wilson ranch in Monitor Valley.
Mrs. Brayton P. Campbell and little
daughter arrived Thursday from San
Francisco, and left the same evening
with Mr.. Campbell to take up their
residence at the Wlndfall mine.
The italian Ranch school closed an
eight months term last night. Miss
Kate Mechanics having taught the first
four months aud Miss Mamie Rogantini
the last four months Of the term.
Deputy State Superintendent A. B.
Lightfoot arrived in Eureka Wednesday
from Ely and has since been visiting
the schools here aud attending to other
matters connected with his official
duties.
Frank Ellis, who left here several
months ago with his family for Klam-
ath Falls. Oregon, returned to Eu.
reka Thursday to take the position
of head carpenter with the Farmers
Mining Company.
The following former residents who
have been working in the mines at
Austin. Nevada. returned to Eureka
this week: j. H. Jury, John Fine.
Stanley Fine, Alfred Hooking. Bert
Hooking, Peter Aimone, John Poster.
Tom Hicks drove over to the Six Mile
House Tuesday to meet NJ. NJ. Horner,
who was returning home from Ely.
He reports that the snow on Pinto
summit has disappeared and that the
road from Eureka to the Six Mile House
10 now in good condition.
James Siri and William Culver. who
are developing some mining claims in
Secret Canyon. about eight miles south
of Eureka, were In town this week.
They brought in some very fine sam.
pies of ore taken from the bottom Of
the incline on which they have been
working several months.
The Cottonwood school taught by
Miss Sarah I'm Obersteg will close Fri.
day. May 8. Miss Florence McMullin.
who is now teaching the Newark Val
ley school. taught in Cottonwood dis