The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-16
c BREVITIES.

The Fall term of the school at Pinto
Station was commenced last Monday
With Miss Christy Fulton as teacher.
The advertisement Of the Italian Be-
neyolent Society announcing it's ami
yersary ball appears In to-day's SEN.
rISEL.
Barnett Lyon. representing the Oliver
Type writer Company. has been in En-.
reks several days soliciting new bust
ness.
Mrs. A. Fletcher left Friday for
LAmoille Valley, Elko County, where
abe goes to visit her sister. Mrs. Dave
Morrow.
Anotice calling attention to the first
meeting Of the. County Board of Equal.
ration on Monday, September Is. is
Published to-day.
Spencer Plummer arrived in Eureka
Wednesday with an extra stage load Of
trunks aud express matter that had &C.
cumalated at Palisade.
Miss Irene Mendes has been engaged
10 teach the school at DuekD alter,
which will its Fall term
Monday. September IS.
Miss Mary Morrison, second daughter
Of Mrs. Agnes Morrison Of Antelope
Valley, left for Reno last week to take
Q business course in Heald's Bushes,
College.
Frank Kopp yesterday took A. p.
May berry and James L.. Causten out tc
Silverado TO look at some mining prop
critics in that district in which he is in.
terested.
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher and children lefi
Friday morning for San Francisco,
where she was called on account Of the
serious illness of her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Murphy.
Isadore Sara, president Of the Eureke
Land & Stock Company, has partly re-
covered from his recent attack OF lum-
Uaku anu Cuulc Abbo bui0ha AAOh az
Roberts Greek ranch Wednesday.
Mrs. O. ID. Green, agent in Eureks
for the State Board Of Education, on
Monday received a full supply OF ali
books TO DO used in the grammar and
primary grades Of the public schools.
Julius Minole,ti Of Eureka, who has
been at Hamilton looking after the bust
ness there of his brother. Charles. while
the latter is visiting in Europe, arrived
here Friday for a visit With his family
Charles Minoletti this week pur-
chased a FIVE room dwelling house on
Ruby Hill from john Venton. The
building will be torn down aud removed
to DiamondValley for building purposes
Mrs. James McDermott, who has
been in Eureka for The past month Oh
. visit to her mother. Mrs. A Swick.
and brothers, returned to her home IL
Lamoille Valley. Elko County, Friday
morning.
W. +. Mau drove his sister. Mrs.
Bertha Mcdonald aud her children,
over to Hamilton last Saturday, from
which place they took the stage for
Ely. where Mrs. Mcdonald will visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. q. Short.
A deal is reported to have been closed
Friday in which Charles Minoletti OF
Newark Valley purchased the ranch
and all stock belonging to James Mattel,
whose place is located in Diamond Val
ley, about ii miles northeast Of Eureka.
The heavy wind and dust stor ms that
prevailed in this section for a week.
without any interruption except ut night
gradually died out Wednesday. Since
that time the days have been warm and
pleasant. the nights quite cool. u the
threatening storm conditions have
passed.
The open season for deer commenced
September 10 and Martin Mahoney,
Dan Morrison and s L. Edwards
went ont to Antelope Valley Thurs
day afternoon to investigate the
stories regarding the big herds of
deer that are reported now in that
section.
John N. Cobb and family, who have
been at Duckwater for several months,
returned to Eureka this week. They
are now arranging to emove their
household effects to the Charles Will
Jams ranch at Dnckwater, where the
family will make their home this
Winter.
Superintendent George L.. haedinR
Of the Farmers Mining Company, ac'
companied by George O. Prussing oil
Chicago, q director of the company, ar
rived here from the East last Monday.