The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-09-21
LOCAL BREvITIES.

ment of o stock ranch for sale in to-day's
SENTINEL.
+. II. Pearce. q cattle buyer from
Winnemucca, was al arrival by FRI
days train.
Two children of diffefent families are
reported to be suffering Of typhoid
fever at Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pedlar returned
TO Ruby Hill this week from their visit
in Diamond Valley.
Harry Goliath arrived Wednesday
from Salt Lake to take the position Of
assayer and m~etalurgist at the Windfall.
The italian Benevolent Society's an
nual ball, to be given at the Eureka
Opera House. is advertised in to-day's
SENTINEL
O. p. Barnum, wife and child. were
visitors In Eureka several days the first
of the week from Indian Greek, In the
southwestern end Of this county.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher returned Mon
day from . six weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Dave Morrow, at her home
in Lamoille Valley, Elko County.
Miss Gladys Gorton who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. j. Bard.
mess. for the past fou months. departed
for her home in Oregon by Tuesdays
train.
There will be a called meeting %
Iphigenia Chapter No. 8. 0. E. s., on
Thursday evening. September 20. for
initiation work. all members are re-
quested to attend.
Mrs. p. Z. Fresmyer. accompanied by
her yonng son. arrived here Wednes.
day from Los Angeles, Cal, en- route to
Duckwater, where she has been en-
gagged to teach school.
Attorney Harry t. Creswell Of San
Francisco was an arrival by Wednes.
days train to attend to some matters
here in connection with the settlement
of the George w. Grayson estate.
Miss Dora H~ildebrand, who was re-
Gently called to Reno on account Of the
serious illness of her sister. Christina,
returned home Monday, the latter's
condition being greatly improved.
There will be u regular meeting of
regular meeting of Eureka Lodge No. IS,
f. & A. NJ. this Saturday evening
at 1880 O'Clock. All members of the
Order are especially requested to be
present at this meeting.
The Charley HUI family is mourning
the loss of their pet dog Jack" who
died Thursday after a four months ILL
ness from paralysis. Jack" was Of a
shepherd-spaniel breed, aud could nder.
stand and do almost anything but talk.
He was popular with all who knew him.
Marie. eldest child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. K. ]. Harris of Ruby Hill, acct
dentally fell off of the porch at the school
house there Wednesday afternoon while
playing and broke the big bone Of the
left leg above the ankle. DIR. Roberts
reduced the fracture and the little girl is
now getting along nicely.
From Ralph Irwin who was in from
Duckwater this week il is learned that
considerable activity now prevails at
the gold mining camp at Irwin Canyon.
about 35 miles south Of Duckwater.
Several Of the mines there are now sack.
ing ore to be hauled to Ely, and a num-
Der Of most favorable reports are com
ing out from the ne camp.
Charles Holloway has finished doing
the assessment work on the claims
owned by himself and other C~alifornians
in Spring Valley. about 10 miles west
of Eureka. and departed this morning
for his home at H~ealdsburg, California.
He is very much pleased with the re.
suit of the work this year and believes
that when q sho wing is made to his part.
ners of the present condition of the
properties that active development work
will be started.
The SENTINEL Office this week re-
ceived a pleasant call from t. O. Hook
ing, editor and proprietor of the Morn.
Ing Herald at Modesto, California, who
arrived by Wednesdays train for a
visit to Mrs. William Zadow of Eureka.
a schoolmate friend when both were
residents of Grass Valley, California.
While he is enthusiastic over the prog.
ress his whole State is now making. he
predicts that the Panama Canal and
Exposition in 1915 will be he means OF
bringing such a permanent population
to California that the world will be az.
tonished. Mr.. Hooking left by this
mornings train on his return home.
Mrs. Blanche Brown. sister of Super