The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-01-25
c BREvITIES.

A. O. Florio returned by Fridays
train from a business trip to Ely an d
into Utah.
Miss Annie Blair was an arrival in
Eureka by Fridays train from the Win.
zell ranch at Alpha.
Attorney T. ]. McParlin left by this
mornings train to attend to some pro-
f~essional business at Elko.
Attorney II. K. Mitchell, who was
seriously i'll during the past week, is
now reported to be much improved.
Assessor II. o. McTerney returned
Monday from the annual meeting Of the
State Board of Assessors at Carson, Ne
vada.
Mrs. James Evans and children left
by this mornings train for a visit with
her mother. Mrs. NJ. Lewis, at Goldheld,
Nevada.
Mrs. II. d. Ernst and daughter. Es-
Their. were departures by this mornings
train for a short. visit with friends at
Elko. Nevada.
A list of the property sold for delin-
quent taxes last Monday and the names
of the purchasers is published on the
first page of to.day's SENTINEL.
Judge Peter Breen left by Tuesdays
train for Reno to preside in Judge
Moran's Court in hearing the Ferrel-
Burke election contest case.
Mr.. Mrs. William Loofbourrow and
infant daughter were arrivals by Fri
days train from Chico. California.
where they have been residing for the
past six months.
General Manager J. E Sexton OF the
Eureka-Nevada Railway left Palisade
the first Of the week for the East on a
business trip. He expects to be away
about two weeks.
Miss Edith Moyle, who has been visit.
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Moyle of Ruby Hill, for the past two
months. returned to Reno. Nevada. by
this mornings train.
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm. who has been
visiting for several months in Eureka
with her sister, Mrs. Otto r. Mau, was
a departure by Tuesdays train for her
home at Grass Valley. California.
The weather here moderated cont
siderably yesterday and to-day and p
regular January thaw is now on. From
Government Weather Observer Clay
Simms it is learned that the temporal
ture has only been below zero once dur
ing the week-on Monday when it
dropped to six below zero.
A letter from Mineral Hill states that
the 'bunk-house" fire reported to have
occurred there last week was only q
small four.room building used for sleep
ing quarters by men working for the
Mineral Hill Consolidated Mines Com
pany. This building caught fire during
the night and burned so rapidly that its
occupants only had time to escape them
selves and saved but few Of their effects
Constable Nat Hawkins OF Palisade
was an arrival in Eureka by Fridays
train with Joe Garibaldi, whose sanity
is to be investigated by the proper au-
thorities. Garibaldi recently went to
work on j. p. Raine's ranch in Pine
Valley, but his actions soon made it ap
parent that he was not right and Con-
stable Hawkins was requested to bring
him to the county seat for investiga-
ton.
w. b. Dillingham;. who is engaged in
doing some extensive development work
on mining property at Mt. Hope on
which he has an option and bond.
speaks very encouragingly Of the pros
poets of developing an immense ore
body. The tunnel on this property is
now in a distance of 1900 feet. and in a
drift started about 100 feet from the
tunnels face an ore body carrying good
inc and lead values was recently struck.
They now have 40 feet of this ledge
matter 10 sight aud are still drifting
through it.