The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-09-28
c BREvITIES.

Mr.. and MIS-. .. l.. EDWARD lett
Thursday for a visit at Elko.
James A. Siri of Prospect left by
Thursdays train on a business trip to
Oakland. California.
Mrs. Mary Jury Of Ruby Hill left
last Tuesday for a visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. William Jury. at Battle Noun.
tain, Nevada.
Miss Elizabeth Rosevear of Ruby Hill
was a departure by Tuesdays train for
a visit with her sister. Mrs. +. L. Kel-
sey, at Winnemuccs. Nevada.
Robert Kelly rented the Spinner resi-.
dence on Spring street this week and
will occupy IL with his family as soon
as the house has been put in order.
Mrs. Louise Sadler Of Carson City,
Nevada, came up on Mondays train for
a visit with her son, Edgar, and family
at the Sadler ranch In Diamond Valley.
p. t. McNally, Joseph Tognoni and
James Morrison left for Hamilton in
the Morrison auto yesterday afternoon
and expect to be absent a couple of days.
A. @. Florio has rented the O H. Cor.
man residence on Ruby Hill avenue and
moved his family and household effec,
from Ruby Hill to Eureka on Thursday.
Letters received in Eureka this week
state that II. NJ. Cooper, general mana
ger of the Farmers Mining Company.
will arrive in Eureka from the East by
October 10.
Mrs. Ella Hancock has sold Der Mob
Hill residence and household effects to
Joseph Tognoni, aud the latter moved
his family into their new home this
week.
Henry MCGOWAN came mp from Pail.
SADIE on Wednesdays train to file his pc
tition as a candidate for Sheriff and to
size up political conditions at the coun
~ seat.
Joe Sri is r~usticatiDg over in the
western part of the State. and 1t is re-
ported he will shortly max an announce
ment that will not be of a political
nature.
The Cyanide mine on Adams Hill this
week received a carload Of timbers and
lumber. which was hauled to the prop
erty from the depot by Joe Minoletti's
big team.
The legal notices covering the hour
of registration in the different precincts
of Eureka County for the general cleo.
tion of 1919 are published in to-day's
SENTINEL.
The SENTISEL's edition OF August 81.
1912, has become exhausted. 1t has a
call for four copies of that issue and will
pay ten cents zach for those delivered
at the SENTINEL office.
Cloudy Weather and a falling barom-
eter indicate that the spell of fine wealth.
CT that has prevailed in this section for
the past two weeks is about over and
that a storm is approaching.
w. +. Mendes. wife and daughters.
Misses Irene and Inez, drove up from
Duckwater Wednesday and were visitors
in Eureka until Friday morning. Ed
Kraus accompanied them on their re-
turn home.
On the fourth page Of to.day's SESTI.
MEL will he found the Commodity list
and rates of the tariff sheet recently Is
sued by the railroad company, to which
has also been added this week the rates
on all ores shipped from Eureka to Pail.
SADIE.
The Ellis orchestra left for Buckhorn
yesterday afternoon in Spencer Plum
mer's auto under engagement to play
for a dance there last night. They re-
turned this morning aud report that the
party was II very pleasant affair and
greatly enjoyed by those who attended.
Senator w. H. Sweeney returned to
Eureka by Wednesdays train from a
trip in the western part OF the Stat.
On his way home he stopped of &C SAT-
ford district. just below Palisade, and
selected a carload Of machinery to be
used in his mining operations at MI.
Hope
Albina. the IL year old daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. Sagerini of Pinto Greek. who
was thrown from her horse end had her
right leg broken the latter part Of July,
had the plaster cast removed from the
injured limb yesterday and is now able
to be- around on crutches. She expects
to be able TO attend school next Monday.
Charles Minoletti OF Hamilton. who
has been in Eureka several days this
week attending to business matters.