The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

rived Wednesday from q francisco.
Judge Peter Breen left last Saturday
,o hold q term of court in Lander County.
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm wal an ar.
rival from Grass Valley, California, by
Fridays train.
Elmer Rosevear left by Tuesdays
train for winnemucca, where he will
engage in carpenter work.
George 2. Edwards OF the Windfall
Mining Company left Thursday on q
business trip TO Salt Lake City.
William Sweet returned Wednesday
from q several months business trip
through Washington and Oregon.
Deputy Sheriff r. A. Laird returned
Wednesday from an official trip TO the
north end of the county.
Mrs. Stephen Damele is teaching the
school in Damele district until another
teacher can be secured for the position.
DR.. Henry Hagar arrived Friday from
his ranch in Ruby Valley. Elko County.
for a visit with his mother and sister.
Mrs. j. H. Hoegh.
John E~tcheberry. formerly interested
here with 1. T. Handley in the sheep
business, arrived Wednesday from Elko
County accompanied by his wife.
Instead Of bonfires. the committee
arranged a very creditable torohlight
procession led by the Lobster Club
Band at the Democratic rally last Mon.
day night.
The paper on which the election bal
lots are printed arrived by express yes
terday and the SENTINEL force expects
to be kept busy next week in printing
the ballots.
Miss Josephine Gleason Of Greedy,
Colorado. is teaching the school in Eye
Canyon district, at Morris Issao's ranch
in Eureka County, about 10 miles this
side of Cortez.
Alex and William Fraser and Mrs.
Mary Fine. nephews and niece of Alex
Fraser OF Eureka, arrived from Goldfeld
by Friday train and will remain here
during the Winter.
Miss Grace Lightwood Of Denver.
Colorado. arrived in Eureka early this
week and has opened the school in the
Cottonwood district. about seven miles
northeast of Eureka.
Angelo Berolo this week purchased
the interest of his partner. Marco Ven.
turino. in the San Francisco Hotel prop
erty, and the former will now conduct
this popular Italian hostelry.
Miss Katherine Rannels. daughter of
w. @. Rannels. formerly connected with
the Windfall Mining Company. aud now
a resident Of Reno, Is teaching the
school in Pinto district. seven miles
south Of Eureka.
l.. r. GLADDEN., superintendent Of
the Eureka Nevada Railway. has re-
signed his position and II. d. Ernst
arrived from Palisade by Fridays train
to take charge of the company's busi-
ness in Eureka.
Miss Sylvia Whitaker. a sister OF Mrs.
A.. b. Lightfoot Of Ely. Nevada. IL
teaching the school at Palisade this
term. Margaret Myles Of Austin had
been engaged to take the school. bu'
resigned TO take another position q few
days before the school commenced.
The SENTINEL has two new political
announcements this week, George b.
Peart. Independent Democratic candi.
date for District Attorney, and Joseph
Tognoni, Jr., Independent candidate
for Public Administrators The local
political pot has commenced to simmer
right merrily and the candidates are all
o rustling for votes.
The usual large number were In at
tendance at the Italian Benevolent So
ciety's annual ball given In the Eureka
Opera House Friday evening in con-
memoration of the 420th anniversary Of
the discovery of America by Columbus.
Everybody had a good time judging
from the general spirit of cordially that
prevailed. The Ellis orchestra rendered
new aud popular dance music, and most
Of those in attendance remained until
the close at 8 a. m.
Judge w. r. Thomas of Las Vegas,
Nevada, visited the public school OF Eu-
reka and the County High School Fri
day and spent some time in inspecting
the work that is being done. He ad-
dressed the pupils of the intermediate
and Grammar departments giving them
wholesome advice to remain in school,
as long as possible. Mr. Thomas is an
active member of the Board Of School