The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-05-11
MAY IL. 1919
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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train from his visit at Salt Lake.
Some desirable mining property is ad.
~ar,ised for sale in another column of
to.dsy's SENTINEL.
The Independent says VIII Porch Of
Elko has the smallpox in a mild form
and has been q~uarsntined.
g. M. Sterud, a representative Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, spent
several days in Eureka this week.
H. 7. johnson. representing the W.
T. Smith Mercantile Company of Elko,
spent several days in Eureka the middle
Of the week.
Miss Dora Hildebrand. who is EN-.
Mo, ed with the Gray, Reid. Wright
Company at Reno. returned home last
Sunday for q visit.
The long and continued spell of cold
and stormy weather was broken this
week and the barometer has at last
reached fair weather.
G. B. Merialdo, who went to Cali.
fornia several months ago for the bene-
ft Of his health. returned by Mondays
Y train considerably improved.
r. A. Broy, who is an authorized
4 Notary Public for Nevada, aud is pre-
pared to do typewriting and copying.
has an advertisement in to-day's SEN.
rINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Russell came mp
. from Palisade on Mondays train to
assist Eurekans in making merry on
Railroad Day and to attend the ball that
evening.
The Nevada Eureka Railway Com
pany informs the SENTINEL that an ad.
vertisement covering an announcement
Of its train schedule, etc, will appear in
next weeks issue.
Joe Minoletti arrived in town Sun
day with his big freighting outfit, which
the railroad has temporarily put ont of
business. He has not decided as yet
what work he will now engage in.
Attention Is called to the new sdver.
tisement of W. N. Curto, published in
to-day's SENTINEL He is prepared to
deliver wood in Eureka at IS per cord.
and to take orders for all kinds OF hauling
Edgar sadler came up from Diamond
Valley Sunday and returned Tuesday
with his wife and children. who have
been visiting with Mrs. Sadler's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eccles OF Ruby
Hill.
A very pleasant dancing party was
gwen at the Eureka Opera House Friday
evening by the Windfall boys. The
Lobster Club Band furnished the music
and a general good time was enjoyed by
all present.
Peter Lob met with an accident Wed.
nesday while unloading some heavy
material from his truck. lie has since
been unable to work on account of an
injury to his back, but il is not thought
TO be Of a serious nature.
The wife and childr rem f. ]. Inglis,
superintendent of the Windfall's milling
plant. arrived here by Fridays train
from Salt Lake. Mr.. Inglis met them
at the depot aud drove them out to their
new home at the Windfall.
Pete Carletti Of Alpha came up by
Mondays train and remained over until
Thursday attending to business matters
and visiting with friends in Eureka. He
reports that on account Of the continued
cold weather the feed on the ranges in
his section il very backward.
So many visitors came into Eureka
last Monday from the valleys and near
by ranches to welcome our first passenger
train aud to attend the ball that even
ing that we were unable to list them.
All the hotels were filled, and many pri-
vate homes entertained their visiting
friends.
Walter Young, John Haley, John
Davis and Ollie Leighton were depart
ures by Thursdays train for Cedar Sta.
ton on route to the mines of the Nevada
Central Copper Company near there.
The company is resuming work on the
property and superintendent leighton
sent these men down Thursday.
0. o. Thurber and f. Spencer. Jr.,
have been in Eureka during the week
demonstrating the merits of a new me-
tallic railroad tie with wooden cushions.
They are selling stock in the com
pany handling the new invention, and
are reported TO have disposed Of quite
a block of the stock to Eurekans.
Senator w. II. Sweeney arrived from
Palisade by Fridays train and intends
remaining in Eureka. He expects Mrs.