The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-23
c BREvITIES.

s,ment in to-dsy's SENTINEL. Read
the prices quoted.
Johu McCharles returned home frou.
T,uopah on Tuesday and will remain
NATL after the holidays.
Have you selected your costume for
,bs masquerade ball to be given at the
ooara House ON New Years night?
The Delinquent Tax List Of Eureka
County for the year 1911 will be found
abolished on the fourth page Of to-day's
SENTINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Barnum were visit.
os in Eureka Thursday to attend to
anne business matters and do some holi.
day shopping.
Mrs. 40. Florio Of Ruby Hill, who
was reported quite i'll Thursday, is now
sid to be much improved. She was
threatened with pneumonia.
LW. Cromer this week finished put
ting up two of his new fire proof roof
DATES III bu&oh1 WOAAuk Ahuy oAA p
IL afford protection against fire.
There will be q special meeting Of
Eareka Temple No. 10. Pythian Sisters,
on next Tuesday evening. A full at
tendance of members is requested.
Miss Mary De Flon, who is attending
the Nevada University at Reno, returned
home Tuesday to spend b holiday va
cation with her mother. Mrs. NJ. Rich.
Miss Kathaleen Green of Eureka, who
Is attending the Nevada University at
Reno. has gone to Goldheld to spend her
holiday vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas ~Spracklin.
Miss Edna jenkins, teacher Of the
fifth, sixth, and seventh grades in the
Eureka public school, left by Fridays
stage to spend her holiday vacation with
her parents at Fallon, Churchill County.
Nevada.
Samuel Garter has purchased the in.
terest Of the Oar gin estate in l0l tons
Of hay ON the Henderson and Vanini
ranches. This hay was one Of the items
Of property involved in the recent liti.
CATION between Samuel Carter and the
Dargin estate.
Mrs. 8. G.. Dye and little boy returned
Tuesday from q visit with her daughter,
Miss Rhoda, and other relatives at Og-
den, Utah. Mr.. Dye me them at Min.
eral Hill with a four. horse rig and every.
thing necessary for making them com.
Portable on the trip from there to Eu-
reka.
The last storm and unusually cold
weather that followed has been the cause
Of a great many here having colds that
many cases have almost caused Group
In children and bronchial affection in
adults. The teachers Of the public school
about half OF the children affect
cd with these colds.
Since the last storm the tracks for
down Clark street and other
hills in Eureka have been unusually
good for this sport, and all the new Flex-
IDLE flyers and sleds that were brought in
for the holiday trade, have been pur.
chased for Eureka youths, who. on &C
count of the present fine coasting tracks
could not wait for Christmas TO try them
out.
Since the last issue OF the SENTINEL
is reported that satisfactory progress
has been made by the representative of
Harry l.. Rodgers in securing the sigma.
lures Of the owners Of the Adams Hill
properties to an option and agreement
to sell. similar to that formerly held by
William Sweet. IL is stated that only
a few more papers remain to be signed
before work upon the properties shall
be resumed.
George s. Nickersou, a surveyor of
Sacramento, California. who has been
In Eureka for the past W months en-
gagged in survey and map work for mine
owners and ~ranchers. left by Wsdnes-
days stage to spend the holidays at
home. The County Commissioners
have engaged MI. Nickerson to make a
new map of Eureka County and he will
return here after he has secured the
necessary data from the U, S. Land Of
flee at Carson.