The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-01-27
c BREvITIES.

Eureka Lodge No. 16, f. & A. NJ, this
Saturday. evening at 2 o'clock.
f. O. vanover OF Duckwater was in
Eureka several days this week attend
ing to business matters.
District Attorney t. ] McParlin re-
Turned Friday from a several days pro-
fessional trip in the north end of the
county.
Camille Gallo was an arrival from
L ko on Tuesday. He has several deals
on hand and will probably remain
several weeks.
Mrs. Elwood Beemer, who has been
hsre on a visit to her, parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Ii. HUI. since the Christmas
holidays, was a departure by friday
stage for her home at Reno.
Mrs. Louise Zadow returned to Eureka
on Thursday from Grass Valley, Cali
fornia, where she was recently called
from Reno by the illness and death OF
her mother. Mrs. William Kohler.
The big freight teams of Joe Mino-
letti and @. Lewis are expected to ar
rive in Eureka this afternoon from Pail
SADIE. IL is understood this will be the
last trip Of these big teams until the
condition of the roads improve. and only
four. horse outfits will now be used in
hauling freight from Palisade.
Will Curto, who has been freighting
between Palisade and Eureka for the
past year and a half. has disposed OF
his six horses and two wagons to Jo-
seph Flynn, Jr., of Mineral Hin, and
will engage in some other line of BUSH
ness. He returned to Eureka on Tues
day from the north end of the county.
Henry Rattazzi on Monday forenoon
found the watch lost by Mrs. X. g.
Goss on Christmas eve and received the
$40 reward that had been offered for its
recovery. 1t was found on Main
street in front Of Oliver Majors shoe
store and was uninjured in any way
by its months rest in the o and ice.
l. H. Rogers. employed by the Com
missioners to examine and report on
the books and accounting of the various
county and township officers of Eureka
County for the past six months, COM
pleted and filed his report with the
Clerk of the Board early this week.
The report will be presented to the
Commissioners at the next meeting Of
the Board.
Jesse Mendes, the Duckwater mer-
chant, this week sent a number Of his
handsome 1912 calendars to friends in
Eureka. The picture design is a must
cal home scene in colors. A boy Of 10
years is playing a violin, accompanied
by a young girl at the piano, while the
family dog is voicing his enjoyment of
the music. The SENTINEL office was
one of those favored with a calendar.
Peter CALI, manager of Joe Isola's
Overland Hotel at Carlin, Nevada, was
an arrival here by Thursdays stage.
After an inspection of the Bureau Hotel
he secured a lease Of the property from
Camille Gallo and will at once com.
menoe the work of repairing and put
ting the place in order. He intends re
furnishing the hotel, and expects to.
have il ready for business by the time
the railroad reaches Eureka.
George S. Nickerson. the surveyor
who has been engaged by the Commits
sioners to make a new map of Eureka
County, returned here Thursday from
Carson, where he has been engaged for
some time in securing data in the
State and United States Land Offices of
all the taxable real estate in the County
of Eureka He has secured the large
map board of the Richmond. Eureka
Mining Company on which to do the
work, and is now about ready to COM
mence laying out the new map.
George Blaufuss of Naps. California.
an experienced brewer, arrived Tuesday
with Camille Gallo to inspect the lat
ter's brewery property here with a view
to purchasing. After looking over the
brewery Mr.. Blaufuss said he was well
pleased with the plant. and if after the
railroad reached Eureka business condi-
tions justified the starting mp Of the
plant he would be glad to take over the
property and commence business. Mr..
B.aufuss is engaged in the bottling bust
ness at Napa. and he left on his return
there by Wednesdays stage.
Mrs. f. J. Brossemer and Mrs. Laura
Hoegh. who were recently elected
Noble Grand and Vice Grand officers of