The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-03
c BREVITIES.

Of Road supervisor na'e hrenuy Deen
filed.
George Young came mp from Palisads
this week for q short visit in his old
home town.
T. s. Libbey, the horse buyer. spent
several days in this section the forepart
of the week.
John Siri is now engaged in hauling
bsled hay from his ranch in Diamond
Valley TO Eureka.
Judge Peter Breen left BY this morn
ing's train for Austin to hold a term Of
the Lander County District Court.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioners will be
held next Monday. May 8.
Herman Meister Of Newark Valley
was in Eureka several days the middle
Of the week attending to some business
matters.
The public school at Pinto was closed
last week for the term and Miss Rannels.
the teacher. has returned 30 her home
at Reno.
Ben Rich returned to Eureka by yes
terday's train from q trip to Buckhorn
and other mining camps in the north
end Of the county.
The nexs meeting of the Episcopal
Guild will be held Thursday afternoon.
May 8, at the home of Mrs. @. w.
Leighton on Mob Hill.
Mrs. Laura Hoseh and son. Tracey.
left Thursday by private conveyance for
q couple OF weeks visit at the ranch Of
her brother. DIR. Henry Hagar. in Ruby
Valley. Elko County.
Miss Bertha Ellis. who has been here
for the past two weeks on q visit TO her
mother and family. returned TO Cali
fornia by Tuesdays train.
Bernard Damele. appointed admins
traitor of the estate OF Emilio Boitano.
deceased. has q notice to creditors OF the
estate in to-day's SENTINEL
Elmer Rosevear, who has been To-
Gated at W~innemncca. Nevada. for the
past seven months. returned by yester.
days train for a short visit at home.
Dan Morrison and his son James made
q flying business trip to Elko in their
auto this week. They left here at noon
Wednesday and returned Thursday
evening.
This section has shared in the cold
wave that spread over Nevada the lat
ter part OF this week. The weather has
now moderated somewhat aud a warmer
temperature Is hoped for.
r. A. Luke. general manager Of the
Nevada Central Copper Mines at Cedar
Station, came into Eureka last Satur-
day in his auto. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Linke aud they remained here
visiting with friends until Sunday
afternoon.
Attention is called tn the advertise
ment in to.day's SENTINEL announcing
that the three act drama entitled. 1.-THE
Red Rosette." will be presented at the
Eureka Opera House on Friday even
ing. May l6. by the Ping Dramatic Club.
q recently organized company Of local
amateurs.
Gent Marteletti, who with Charley
Williams recently purchased the La.
Their Wattles ranch in Fish Lake Valley.
Nye County. came into Eureka the
middle OF the week for another load OF
his household effects. He says they are
very much pleaed with their new pur-
chase. and that his family is we'll salts
fed with their new home.
Henry Bechtel of Newark Valley.
White Pine County. has sold his cattle
and leased his ranch and other stock to
W. A. Moore. whose ranches are in close
proximity. Both gentlemen were In
Eureka several days this week engaged
in closing MP the deal. It is under.
stood Mr.. Betohel expects to leave here
shortly with his wife and sister for his
old home in Pennsylvania. where they
intend making their home.
superintendent A. +. May berry OF
the Richmond Eureka Mining Company,
accompanied by his wife and little
daughter, were departures from here by
Tuesdays train for Salt Lake City en-
route to Eureka, Utah, where Mr.. May
berry has been appointed superintend'
ent of the Centennial. Eureka Mines.
owned aud operated BY the United
States Mining and Smelling Company.
During his seven years residence here
as superintendent of the Richmond-Eu-
rskd Mining Company he demonstrate
his efficiency a a thorough aud prac-
teal miner aud manager. and was rec
ognizsd as an authority on mines aud
mining Thara L. hardly a mine of any