The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-06-15
c BREvITIES.

ing salesman, was q visitor in Eureka
this week.
Assessor H. G. McTerney is in the
north end of the county this week on an
assessing trip.
,Jorgen Jacobsen and family of Dia-
mond Valley left by Saturday mornings
train for a visit to Salt Lake.
All the second installment Of axes due
Eureka County have been paid and there
is no delinquent list this year.
Joe Minoletti's 14-horse team arrived
Thursday afternoon with another load
of ore from Hugh Coyle's mine 1t
Hamilton.
r. O. Van Fleet, an attorney Of Elko,
Nevada, arrived by Fridays train to
attend to some legal matters coming up
in the District Court.
The condition Of Mrs. J.. III. Littlefair,
who has recently been serious i'll, is re.
ported to be steadily improving and she
Is now thought to be out of danger.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner and daughter,
Miss Villa, were departures Tuesday for
Palisade, where they went to visit Mrs.
Andrew Anderson. the formers daugh-
ter.
The Mineral Hill Consolidated Mines
Company has lost a large black work
horse and offers a reward Of s25 for its
recovery. See advertisement in another
column.
Mrs. Mary Wren and her son. Thomas,
we're arrivals in Eureka by Tuesdays
train. Mrs. Wren is here to look after
her mining interests at Mount Hope, Eu-
reka County.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell Of Alpha, who, with
her daughter, Miss Katherine. went to
California several weeks ago for the
benefit of her health, returned home
on Friday of last week much improved.
Mrs. Eugene Geraty aud young daugh.
ter, former Eureka residents now resid-
ing at Auburn, California, were ar.
rivals in Eureka by Tuesdays train and
are visiting the family of ]. @. johnson.
Mondays train from Palisade did not
reach Eureka until midnight, the delay
being caused by q broken spring on the
engine. The accident occurred near the
Hay Ranch and il was found necessary
70 return to Palisade for repairs
A party of four Elkoites. J. ]. Hylton.
Thomas Hunter, o. p. Ankim and
George Boyce. arrived here this fornoon
from Elko in an auto, and after taking
dinner nc the Brown Hotel continued
on their way to Manhattan, Nye County.
Tony Romano has purchased the resi-
dence and household effects of Eugene
Geraty opposite the Richmond Works
at the south end of town. Mrs. Geraty
closed up the sale Friday and returned
to her home at Auburn, California, by
this mornings train.
A compressor and q 55.horse power
gasoline engine for the Windfall Mining
Company arrived here and was unloaded
at the depot the first Of the week. This
is a part of the new machinery TO be in
stalled in the company's new plant now
under reconstruction.
This section was visited Sunday
evening and on Monday by delightful
showers Of rain, and on Wednesday
night by a heavy downpour that lasted
a couple of hours. These storms have
given everything within their range q
good wetting. cooled the atmosphere and
laid the dust. and caused the grass and
all foliage to appear in a refreshing green
that is most pleasing to the eve.
Manager J. L. Sexton of the Nevada
Eureka Railway was accompanied up
from Palisade Friday by Joseph Barton.
manager OF the Sumpter Valley Railway
running out of Baker, Oregon. Mr..
Barton is an old.time railroad friend and
Is here on a visit to Mr.. Sexton.
Mrs. N. Diamond and daughter. Miss
Jessie, now residents Of Winnemucca,
Nevada, where the latter is n Of the
corps of public school teachers. were ar
rivals in Eureka by Wednesdays train
for a visit with Mrs. +. ]. Brossemer
and Mrs. o. d. Green. Mrs. Diamonds
daughters.
The ball given at the Eureka Opera
House Friday evening by the Brossemer
Orchestra was attended by most OF
those in Eureka end vicinity who enjoy
that pleasure. While there was not q
large number present, there was a nice
dancing crowd. and all who attended
expressed themselves as having passed
a most enjoyable evening.
P. II. HUI went down to Mineral
III