The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-11-16

from Newark N1iioy'
Z. J. Morgan. representing the Du-
,ont Powder Company, was q visitor in
Eureka on Wednesday.
Judge A. l. Fitzgerald left by Tues.
a.v,s train for o visit with his son and
daughter in northern California.
Ed Green, one Of the old.time miners
Of Ruby Hill, has been seriously i'll dur
ing the week with an attack of pneu.
monis.
+. O. Ellis has rented the Henderson
residence on Spring street. and the
family this week moved down from
Ruby Hill to their new home.
L. d. Luck, an insurance surveyor for
the sanborn Map Company. spent sew
eral DAYS Ia Eureka this week In making
a survey OF the town for insurance
purposes.
Peter CALI left Saturday to install the
fixtures and stock In his new branch sa-
loon at Buckhorn. Merrill Fletcher
took over q four.house load Of fixtures.
etc., from Eureka.
John. son Of Attorney aud Mrs. ALI.
Chartz, of Carson. Nevada, Q native OF
Eureka, was elected District Attorney Of
ormsby County. Nevada. at the recent
election by q handsome majority.
Deputy Supt. of Schools A. B. Light.
foot dropped into Eureka Tuesday on
his return home TO Ely from q six weeks
trip OF inspection to the schools in north
ern Eureka and Lander Counties.
Charles Lundgren was down from
Prospect yesterday. He says about -four
feet Of snow has already fallen there
this Winter and that the weather on
the mountain has been pretty cold.
The Southern Pacific and Eureka-Ns
vada railway companies yesterday paid
about s2l 900 into the County Treasury
on account Of their 1912 taxes. O. ii,
Adams, q Wells Fargo messenger,
brought the money up.
August Hintze was q departure for
San Francisco and other parts oil
California by to.day's train. he
will visit with q number Of old.time
friends on the Coast. and expects to be
away some three or four weeks.
Mrs. III. winzell of Alpha. accom-
panied by her son, Frank, daughter.
Miss Katherine. and Miss Annie Blair.
were arrivals in Eureka Friday. Ber'
nard Damele brought the party up In
his auto. aud they expect to remain for
several days.
W. r. Young Of Sparks. Nevada, for
merly principal Of the Oarlin schools, il
teaching the school at Mineral Hill
The Mineral Hill Mines Consolidated
Company gives the teacher board and
lodging free Of charge in order to length
Gu the school term and secur more ef'
ficient service In the school.
II. A. Linke. general manager Of the
Nevada Central Copper Company
mines at Cedar Station. 10 getting ready
TO resume active operations on the
properties. A new go horse power hoist,
compressor and air drills, are being in
stalled. aud with the men sen dow
from Eureka this week there is now
force Of IL men az the plant.
j. 8. Linney. agent Of the Internal
Revenue Department for Nevada. with
headquarters at Reno. spent severa
days In Eureka this week looking into
the conduct of the liquor trade In thi'
section and explaining to dealers some
OF the new rules and regulations under
which this trade must be carried on.
Mr.. L,nney stated hat he found con
ditions here in this line satisfactory.
aud but few cases for complaint. He
returned down the railroad by this
mornings train.
j. L. Sexton. manager Of the e. N.
Railway, was an arrival from Palisade
Friday. He Informed the SENTINEL
there was nothing new to offer as yet
regarding the rates to be offered the
Richmond-E Eureka Mining Company.
Also. that with the present traffic Of
ferei the road. the Wednesday train
from Palisade would probably be CON
tinued for some time as an extra. and
due notice OF its running would be
posted several days In advance. MIR.
Sexton said that some $4,000 had al
ready been spent by the company since
the road had been taken over from the
contractors in laying new rails. ties. and
oallastlng the road bed. aud that this
work was still going on.