The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-07-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

pInmmer of Mineral Hill left Thursday
for a short visit to Salt Lake City.
There will be a stated communication
If Eureka Lodge No. is. +. g. A. M.
this (Saturdsy) evening at 2 80 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. Rich aud son. Charles De
Flon. lett here last Sunday in Ralph Ii.
wins auto for q visit to their rauch at
Dock water.
John Littlefair went over to Monte
Cristo this week to do some work on
his mining claims on this side OF White
Pine Mountain.
Ed Whitmore left here yesterday
afternoon for the new camp at Willow
Greek aud will 60 on to Ely before re-
turning to Eureka.
Mrs. Walter Bracken was an arrival
by yesterdays train from Las Vegas.
Nevada, for a visit with her father.
Hiram johnson, aud brother, Adams
johnson.
MIS-. Dcu Hstou AoAt W pthsnsc Cou'oy'
ance Tuesday for Cortez to join her
husband, who is now employed in the
mining property there being developed
by Dave NJ. Slender.
James T. Holland, DIR. I. II. Harper
aud Walter Cluff arrived here Tuesday
in an auto from Elko County, and after
q few hours visit continued on toward
the north end Of the county.
Miss Josephine Venton OF Ruby Hill
left by this morn ing's train to join her
mother, Mrs. John Venton, at Glen
Ellen, California, where the Venton
family nov have a home.
The east bound train failed to reach
Palisade last Friday morning in time
TO make connection with the stage and
we only received one mail Saturday.
Tuesdays stage brought three mails.
1t is reported that an unusually heavy
rain fell In the vicinity Of Mineral Hill
Wednesday afternoon, and that a young
c~loudburst did considerable damage to
the roadway through Telegraph Can.
yon.
The SENTINEL learns that the people
of Pine Valley aud Mineral Hill enjoyed
u picnic together on the Fourth at the
Bruffey ranch. Ii wac q genuine coun-
try picnic and every one had q gooi
time.
Thomas and Miss Eima Moore, son
and daughter Of W. A. Moore OF New
ark Valley. were arrivals by yesterdays
train. They have been attending school
at San Jose, California, and are on their
way home for their Summer vacation.
DIR. s. V. Moore. the dentist, accom-.
panied by his wife aud Frank Russell,
passed through Eureka Monday evening
en- route TO Fish Greek. Ii is under
stood the Doctor will continue his tfip
from there TO Duckwater and Currant
Creek and then on to Ely.
Denny Keefe struck out again Thurs.
day on another prospecting trip. H.
had three burros packed with supplies
aud tools and expects to be out in the
hills some time. The continued stormy
weather last month drove him back t.
town from his first trip.
District Attorney I. J.. McParlin re-
turned Sunday evening from his trip to
California, coming up from Palisade IN
j. A Gllbert's auto. Mr.. Gilbert also
brought his wife up from the Bruffe,
ranch and they remained here visiting
friends until Monday afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of County Com ~issioners was
held Monday and considerable new busi
ness was transacted. On account OF II
rush Of OF her work In the Clerks Office
the proceedings are not available for
publication this week, but will appear
Ia our next issue.
We have had a week OF real Summer
weather. While it has Numbered and
there have been many flashes OF light
hlng nearly every AFTERNOON, little OF
no rain has fallen in and about Eureka,
aud every n who has any kind OF a
ranch has beeu cutting and putting mp
u record hay crop.
Joseph Rebaleati has recently i'm.
proved his residence property on south
Main street by building q porch and
walk around the front and north side
OF his brick dwelling. whioh greatly i'm
proves Its appearance aud will be a pre-
tsction from the Summer heat and
storms Of the Winter.
Mrs. George Winters and her twin
sons. who recently came from their
home at Lakewood. New Mexico, &c
visit hsr sister, Mrs. James McDermotI
In Lamollla Uall.v EIxn GnuuEv ar