The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-21
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1919
LOCAL BREvITIES.

A Merry Christmas.
Stephen Damele Of Tonkin was 9 visi.
,or in Eureka several days the middle
Of the week.
Peter Carlstti OF Alpha was in town
several days this week attending to some
mining business. :
The SENTINEL returns thanks to the
Eoreka Cash Store for one Of it's hand
some pew 1918 calendars.
Mrs. John McNsughton and Miss An.
ME Flavin of Ruby Hill returned by
Fridays train from their trip to Oarlin,
Nevada.
There will be a regular meeting Of st.
Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. NJ. on Sat
urday evening. December % Election
of officers.
The post office at Tenabo, Lander
County, mas been discontinued and al.
mail for that section now goes to Oortez,
Eureka County.
Judge Peter Breen returned home
by Fridays train from Keno. where he
has been presiding in the District Court
for Judge Moran.
Miss Rose Curto. teacher Of the Pine
Valley school. came up on Fridays
train to spend the holiday vacation at
her home in Eureka.
Dan Morrison was q departure for
California by Tuesdays train for a
visit to his recently acquired ranch
property near Sacramento.
Mrs. Henry Norris and two children
we're arrivals on Mondays train from
Melrose. Montana. for a visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Eathorne
of Ruby Hill.
Eugene johnson. the two C~ardenalli
boys and Nick Siri were departures for
Mineral Hill Wednesday under engage
ment TO work for the Mineral Hill Con.
Mines Company.
Mrs. Frank Romano aud daughter.
Miss Mary. left by this mornings train
to spend Christmas with Mr.. Romano
and the boys aud girls at their ranch 10
Diamond Valley.
Miss Rsbeccs Ecoles of Ruby Hill,
who teaches the school at Cherry Greek.
White Pine County. was an arrival by
Fridays train to spend her holiday
vacation at home.
There will be a regular meeting Of Eu.
reka Lodge No. 10. f. & A. NJ, this
Saturday evening. All members are
specially requested to attend as there
will be an election of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards and in
FAINT child, and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Inglis
and two children. came down from the
Windfall mine yesterday and left by
this mornings train for Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Bertha Rich was a departure
by this mornings train for Reno. Ne
vada, where she goes to spend the holi.
days with her daughter, Miss Mary
De Flon. who is attending the Uni.
versity.
A. @. Florio. Thomas Kitchen. Nick
Moderelli. and Mike and Will Donnelly
left here Friday by private conveyance
Tor Ely. aud most OF them expect to re.
main in the copper camp IL working
conditions are found satisfactory.
Mrs. James Mann OF Ruby Hill and
Mrs. +. 5. Ellis of Eureka received a
telegram yesterday notifying them of
the sudden death of their father. Mr..
Rogers. in Salt Lake City. Both ladies
left by this mornings train to attend
the funeral at Salt Lake.
a severe cold snap prevailed in this
ssction during the middle Of the week
and zero weather was experienced in
Eureka Friday morning for the frs
Time this Winter. About four inches
OF snow fell last night. and with the
cold weather now prevailing, a white
christmas is assured to this section.
AL Deee returned home this week
from Bald Mountain. White Pine Coun
w. where he has been for some time en-
gagged In doing the assessment work on
a Der OF claims in that district in
winch he is interested. He states that
ROBERT Raftioe is still located there. and
'na' ne is now actively engaged in doing
the assessment work on his hining
claims.
james lam and son. Ed, of Ruby
hi'i' who have been working at Ely for
some time. returned here Monday BY
private conveyance. During the week
they purchased four mules from Bar,
oeerutsi aud two from e. O.. Boston
d left Friday with the animals for Ely
IL Is understood the mules were pur-
CHASED Tor the Giroux Company at Ely