The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-02-24
LoCAL BREvITIES.

Judge Peter Breen returned Wednes-
day from holding q term Of the Lander
County District Court at Austin.
Miss Rose Romano returned to her
home in Diamond valley Wednesday
after . two months visit In Reno.
The condition OF Mrs. John Nicholas
of Ruby Hill. who has been seriously
i'll, is reported considerably improved
this week.
Subscribers Of the SENTINEL will find
the missing chapters of the Ram
rodders" story in supplement- form in
TO days issue.
A notice Of the annual meeting Of
stockholders Of the Ruby Hill Tunnel
and Mining Company 10 published in to-
days SENTINEL.
The next meeting Of the Episcopal
Guild will be held in the reotory of
81. James Episcopal church on Spring
street Friday afternoon. March 1, at
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gent Marteletti, who
have been in charge Of one Of w. A.
Moore's ranches In Newark Valley, this
week returned to Eureka to again take
up their residence here.
The SENTINEL has learned since pub
fishing It's account Of the social dance
recently given ct Cotton wood. that Louie
Palma Was an equal contributors to the
pleasure afforded those that attended the
party.
Mr.. and Mas. Frank Roberts of
Locks's Ranch. near Duck in Nye
County. brought their infant daughter
to Eureka this week for treatment, the
child being . sufferer from teething and
throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods were
departures for Palisade Friday morn.
ing. Mr.. Woods has entered into
partnership with Bernard Siri. and
they will open . lodging house and So
loon business In the new building
kcccutiy okoOsou ~ nAAseao W AA. ohA'
J. West, who is engaged in mining o,
Bald Mountain, was q visitor In Eureka
several days this. week. He reports
shat two companies are now developing
several properties there and he looks for
considerable activity in the district this
Summer. About 20 people are now
living at Bald Mountain.
The spell of fine weather that has per
vailed In this section for some time was
broken early Friday morning about 2 q
m. when 9 young blizzard held sway
for nearly an hour. Il has been snow.
ing at intervals since. and about three
inches has fallen. The barometer still
indicates more storm.
Isa1ors Sara, president. and Peter
UrqnizA. Woe president Of the Eureka
Land g. Stock Company, have both
rented dwelling houses in Eureka and
brought their families here to reside.
The former has rented the former John
PArdy house on Atlas Hill, and the
latter the residence of Mrs. Andrew
Stinson on Ruby Hill avenue.
g. B. Bale and p. Aimone. who were
departures from Eureka about three
months ago for . visit to their old homes
In Italy, returned to Eureka on Wsdnes-
day. Mr.. Aimone was accompanied on
his return by his mother and sister.
the latter being the wife Of Paul 40.
comssso. who is engaged in mining
here. Mr.. Bale brought his brother.
Angelo. syoung man is years Of age,
with him.
Miss Grace Clark was given q party
at the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall
Friday evening. A number Of her
friends Joined with her in celebrating
her 10th birthday by giving this social
dance. Sisto Maroiochi. assisted by
Richard Hooper at the piano. aud Ray
Swick with his oornet. played for the
party, which concluded at 80 q. m
At midnight q sumptuous lunch that
had been provided by those hidden was
served. after which merriment and
pleasure ruled TO the close.
j. @. Buchanan Of Fort Worth. Texas,
q Of the principal stockholders in the
company recently formed to take over n
Consolidation OF most of the mines on
Adams Hill now held under option and
bond by Harry L. Rogers. arrived Tues
day accompanied by r. O. Vanderford.
Of Spokane. Washington, q mining
engineer aud ~gsologist. who is here to
examine and make . report on the
Adams Hill properties. After inspect
ing the mines aud attending to some
legal matters 10 connection with the
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