The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-12-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

~ and Mrs. |. T.. Handley re-
,,rned home by Mondays train from
: several weeks visit at Salt Lake
City.
Miss Mamie Breen, teacher OF the
,.bool at Cortez, returned by Fridays
train to spend her holiday vacation at
home. i,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morrison and
their daughter, Miss Florence re-
turnedby Fridays train from a short
visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Littlefair who
nave been living in Eureka for sew
oral months, have returned to their
home on Ruby Hill.
There will be a meeting of st.
Johns Chapter No. s., K. Al. NJ, on
Saturday evening, December ~.
Election of officers.
Miss Vevia Brown, teacher OF the
Cottonwood school, left this morning
to spend her holiday vacation at her
home at Tacoma, Nevada.
There will be a called communica-
ton of Eureka Lodge No. l6, F. IA.
NJ. this Saturday evening at z
o'clock. Installation Of officers.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt of a large and useful 1914 Of
fee calendar from the Henderson
Banking Company of Elko, Nevada.
Charles De Flon of Eureka was adj
mitted to practice law in this State
on motion of Judge A. h. Cheney
before the Supreme Court on Decem-
Der 10.
Miss Rose Curto, who is teaching
the district school in Pine Valley,
came up by Fridays train TO spend
the holiday vacation at her home in
Eureka.
Max McEwen, a former Eureka
boy, returned here by Fridays train
from Salt Lake City to renew old ac-
quaintances and to attend to some
business matters.
Once more the Christmas season is
with us, the most joyful holiday of
the whole year, and the SENTINEL
wishes to extend its readers a happy
and a merry Christmas.
Eureka and surrounding country
was treated to about three inches of
snow this week. The barometer is
still lowering around the storm point
and all indications now are for a
white Christmas.
Ralph Kellogg, general manager
Of the Ely Con. Mines at Ely. Nevada.
and party arrived here last Saturday
by auto from Elko and spent Sunday
looking over several mining proper
ties in the district.
The ladies having in charge the
management Of the recent Episcopal
benefit ball have requested the SEN
flNEL to extend their thanks and APP
probation to all those who assisted
them, and to the public for its pa
tronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A.. Engle-
bright and their infant son left here
Monday for their home in Monitor
Valley, Nye County. The latter's
mother, Mrs. Agnes Morrison, and
her son, James, returned to their
nome IN Antelope Valley the same
day.
Two carloads of ore were shipped
me Utah shelters this week from
Eureka. The Hamilton Mining and
rover Company shipped one car to
sne United States Mining and Smelt-
lng company at Midvale, and Frank
hOpp and others shipped one car to
,ae american Smelling Company at
Murray.
The Board of County Commission
CTS is IN session this afternoon, and
Will probably look over a number of
appheatlons now on file for the posi-
uon Of District Attorney of Eureka
county. Commissioner Sadler will
arrive on this afternoons stage from
diamond Valley, but it is hardly
snought that an appointment will be
s'aoe at this meeting. as it is doubt
~ Il any of the applicants are eli
sipie at this time on account of the
residence qualification.