The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

risitor In Eureka this week.
Bart Cerrutti Of Antelope Valley was
in Town Friday attending to some basi.
ness matters.
Antonio Florio, sheep foreman for O.
n. Duborg. dropped into Eureka Thurs
day for supplies.
Anumber of the Lodges of Eureka
will install their recently elected officers
before the New Year.
Attorney II. X. Mitchell and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Dull. nee Kate Mechanics,
we're arrivals By to-day's stage from
Palisade.
Tom Dixon this week had q well dug
inst in front of his Main street residence
and struck a good flow of water at q
depth Of IA feet.
There will be a called communication
OF Eureka Lodge No. 10, +. g. A. M.
tlis Saturday evening at 2 o'clock
Installation Of officers.
Mrs. A. Mckay, who has been Ill at
her home in Eureka for the past two
weeks, was able to be up Friday and
her general condition is much improved.
District Judge Taber has appointed
Lew Rogers Of Reno, formerly Of En-
reka, as court reporter during the pres
ent term of the Elko County District
Court.
Joseph Myers Of San Francisco ar
rived in Eureka Tuesday en- route to
Newark Valley, where he was going for
q visit with his sister. Mrs. William
Smith.
William M. Blair, in charge of the
Eureka Land & Stock Oompany's ranch
at Bull Greek. Nye County. was at
tending to business matters in Eureka
last Saturday.
On account OF the absence Of a mum.
Der Of attorneys Judge Breen again
postponed the setting Of the calendar Of
the District Court this week to next
Monday, December Is.
The Reveille says +. A. Fulkerson.
representing the Dumphy estate. was in
Austin last week buying some thorough
bred stock from the Lander County Live
Stock Company.
Attorney II. K. Mitchell Of Eureka,
who has been in California for the past
month attending to legal matters, was
in Reno on Monday AMI was registered
at the Golden Hotel.
Mrs. James Rogantini moved in this
week from their ranch at Pinto Greek,
aud with her two youngest daughters
will reside for the Winter at their resi-.
dence on Spring street in Eureka.
Nick Ratio. who some time ago pur-
chased the p. BETH store building on
North Main street. is having the prop
erty generally renovated and expects to
shortly open a store at the old stand.
We have received a copy Of an ad-
dress ON "Slime- Filtration" delivered
by Professor George ]. Young of the
Mackay School of Mines before the
American Institute of Mining Engi.
neers at the San Francisco meeting in
October.
Ed Whitmore, who recently returned
to Nevada from Sonora, California, this
week closed a lease with Tom Dixon on
-. .,faoa ~ tka ThA~aa NNron aafata
at Mount Hope, Eureka County, and
left for there Wednesday to arrange for
beginning work on the property.
Thomas Dargin, a brother Of the late
NJ. Dargin of Eureka County, arrived
here this week from Nome. Alaska,
where he is an officer of that city's po.
lice force. Mr.. Daryin's visit to Eureka
at this time is for the purpose of assist
ing in the settlement of his late BROTH
er's estate.
Mrs. K. Wilhelm, who has conducted
a stationery. notion and candy store in
Eureka for the past several years, ex-
poets to shortly leave here and go to
Grass Valley. California. Her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kohler. residing
in thst city. are both of advanced age
and declining health, and Mrs. Wilhelm
goes to live with and take care Of them
for their remaining days. She has not
yet determined just what disposition
she will make of her store in Eureka.