The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-11-04
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evening at z O'Clock.
Mrs. W. II. Sweeney came up from
Palisade last Saturday for a short visit
with friends in Eureka.
The long delayed supplies for the
Eureka schools. consisting of D
pens, pencils, ink and chalk were re.
ceived on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. b. Lightfoot and children re.
turned to Ely last Saturday from
Linden. Michigan, where she has spent
the Summer with her parents.
Commissioner Alex Fraser and Fire
Warden Dan Nostrosa tested the FIRE
plugs in Eureka yesterday and found
them all to be in good condition.
Miss Edna Hendricks of Carson has
been engaged to teach the school at
Mineral Hill. the former teacher having
recently resigned. School was reopened
on Tuesday.
Attention is called to the announce.
ment OF the merchandising firm of
Hylton & Hanna at Hylton, Elko
County, made in another column OF
to.dsy's SENTINEL.
The repairs to st. James Episcopal
Church have been completed and the
building put in thorough order. Re-
gular sessions Of the Sunday School
will be resumed TO. morrow.
Deputy Supt. A. b. Lightfoot arrived
In Eureka Monday night from Lander
County and continued on his tour
among the schools of Eureka and White
Pine Counties on Tuesday.
Senator w. ii. Sweeney has been in
vestigating the proposition of putting
in an electric lighting plant in Eureka.
but has finally determined that il will
not pay and has abandoned the project.
Charles Ruben and Frank Kopp have
Just arranged with Clement Tognetti to
haul 40 toni of ore from their mine at
Silverado to Eureka for shipment to the
smelters IS soon as the Z. & p. is again
In operation.
Mrs. Bessie Amidon, formerly of Eu.
reka, arrived at Mineral Hill this week
from Reno to take charge of the board
ing house for the Mineral Hill Consoli.
dated Mines Company. That company
10 now employing about 80 men.
J. II. McMichsels, who has been the
master mechanic for the Windfall Min
ing Company for several months, re-
signed his position last week on cou
Of poor health aud left Monday for his
home at Los Angeles, Cal.
Creighton Whitmore. son OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. |. O. O. Whitmore. came over from
Ely last Sunday with DIR. Magoon for a
few days visit with his young friends
Doctor in his auto on Thursday.
Ed Halstead and Ralph Irwin arrived
In Eureka Tuesday with q four and n
six horse team loaded with 200 sacks of
potatoes and five tons OF grain recently
purchased by Phil Paroni from George
W. Halstead at Duckwater.
Eureka Is now enjoying some really
delightful weather. While we have
had several nipping cold nights during
the week. the days are warm and
balmy. and 1t is just right for building
. railroad. 1t Is TO be hoped it will con-
tinue.
LAM & Repetto tested out a new gaso.
line lighting plant in their saloon build
ing last night with satisfactory results.
A new street lamp will be placed in
front Of the entrance to the saloon as
soon as the inside plant has been ad-
justed.
Judge Peter Breen returned Sunday
from Austin. where he has been hold
ing a term Of the Lander County Dis
trict Court. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Mamie, who has
been engaged to teach the school in Got
onwoo district, about seven miles
northeast Of Eureka.
Besides having railroad transporta-
tion this Winter. Enrekans are also
promised some fine beef. William
Zadow of the Peoples Market has just
purchased 80 head of three-year old
steers from Tony Romano of Diamond
Valley. They are reported to be fine
big cattle and will average fully GOO
pounds when dressed.
Steve Damele. who spent several
weeks In Elko having his hand treated
Tor an injury caused by having a pitch
FORK tine run through the f1eshy part
near the wrist. has returned to his ranch
at Tonkin. While the hand is still
swollen. the danger from the wound 10
shought to have been passed and a COM
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