The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-05-20
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Newark Valley drove in Thursday
evening.
Martin Mahoney returned Thursday
from an official visit to the north end Of
the county.
NJ. p. Murphy. after five months Of q
severe attack Of infiammatory rheuma-
tism, is able to be around again.
Edgar Sadler Of Diamond Valley
came up Friday and reports that all the
Young vegetation in that section has
been killed by the late cold snap.
John Csliva. a former employe of
the Richmond Eureka Company on
Ruby Hill. who left here about q year
ago, returned from Rbyolite Tuesday.
William ID. Robinson and family Of
Newark Valley came into Eureka Fri
day and nave moved into the residence
recently purchased here-the Farlinger
house on Cedar Hill.
W. II. Russell Of Palissde last week
sold his Spring street residence in Ea-
reka 1.-THE +. o. German house, to Her
man J. Bremenkampf. who took pos
session this week.
Reports from the windfall state that
everything at the mine and mill is run-
ming smoothly. During the week sew
eral Of the large teams have arrived
here from Palisade loaded with distilate
for the company.
Harry Delaney came up Friday from
the Dargin ranch, near Summit station
on the + & p. Railroad. He says
heavy frosts have prevailed in that sec.
ton lately and that the water there at
present is scarce.
Ia the District Court this week p. II.
HUI, administrator of the estate of
John Pardy, deceased, presented his
final account and petition for distribu.
ton in the matter Of the above estate.
The petition was granted.
The Misses Anna and Christina
Meister and brother. Carl, of Newark.
White Pine County, left this morning
with John Repetto for Palisade. from
where the three former will proceed
cas-; to Nebraska to Join relatives and
where they expect to make their future
home.
J. W. Bailey this week finished paint
ing his residence on Spring street. The
body If the house is painted white aud
the gable ends and cornices are trimmed
in red. The green lawn in front and
on the south side Of the house gives the
residence one Of the nobbiest appear
ances Of any dwelling on Spring street.
IphigeDia Chapter No. s. Order of
Eastern Star. gave a banquet at the
hall Thursday evening in honor OF the
departure soon from Eureka Of two OF
its MEMBERSHIPS. c. L. Broy and Mrs.
n. A. Whitmore-the former for a visit
with her daughter in California. aud the
latter to join her husband at Palisade.
s. 6. Dye. agent at Eureka for the
E. & p. Railway Company. left here
Wednesday with supplies for fixing the
Western Union Telegraph line that has
bsen out of commission between Eu-
reka and Palisade for the past two
weeks. From Palisade Mr.. Dye will
go on to Ogden to attend to some bust.
ness matters.
Misses Mary DeFlon, Isabelle Meri
aldo. Anna Kelly. who have been
attending the State University at Reno.
that has just closed for the Summer
vacation. are expected here on to.day's
stage. The latter. q sister Of Robert
Kelly. an employee Of the Farmers
Mining Company, is coming to Eureka
for a visit with her brother.
+. Imobersteg left Wednesday for
Diamond Station on the E. & p. Rail.
way. l2 miles north Of Eureka, where
he goes to put the water pipes in repair
leading from the springs on Whistler
Mountain to the station. a distance. Of
about six miles. The object Of bringing
the water to the station at this time. it
Is said. is for the use Of the different
teamsters now freighting between
Palisade aud Eureka.