The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-08-30
SATURDAY AUGUST 80. 1918
LOCAL BREvITIES.

holidsy (Lsbo Day., the regular month
~mas,,ne othe Board Of County Com.
...,o,ar. ill be held next Tuesday.
Harris &Fine are this week mskins
.binmep Of ore from the Silver Lick
=. q, Adams Hill. Charley Mino-
49, tan is hauling the ore to the
railway lepot.
Rstwen % aud 80 people have signi.
IA ,eir intention Of attending the
.,.msde at Elko next week and will
-, Eureka sunday morning on the
exarslon train.
Walter Handley and Charles Depaoli
If by Tuesdays train for Palisade en-
,oute to Omaha. Nebraska. having In
charge the shipment Of lambs being
,eut to the Es market by Handley
Bros.
LYMAN Fulton and his sister, Miss
Cbristy, who have been on 9 vacation
trip for the past W months 10 Cali.
foruia. Montana and through the Vel.
lowstone Park. returned bone by Fri.
day train.
N. p. Morgan, the new principal Of
the Eureka County High School, has
rented the two.story brick dwelling Of
julius Minolstti on Spring street. where
he and his wife will take mp their resi-.
dance in Eureka.
Mrs. A. Fraser left Tuesday for New
York City. where she goes to purchase
astock Of Fall aud Winter goods for
the One Price Store. She has relatives
in that city and will visit there for .
month or six weeks.
The Lobster Club Band OF Eureka has
accepted an engagements with the com.
mittee OF arrangements Of the Stampede
q, Elko and will leave on Sundays train
for Elko. where they will play during
the three days celebration in that city.
The attention Of the owners Of pat.
ented mines in Eureka County is called
to the article In to-day's SENTINEL under
the heading "l9l3 Tax Roll OF Eureka
County" wherein the law governing
the assessment Of patented mines, and
showing how the exemption can be
claimed, is printed in full.
Andy Orofut, Mrs. Jorgen jacobson
and children, and Miss Mamie johnson
came in from Diamond Valley by pri.
vate conveyance Friday afternoon. Mr..
Orofut and his sister came up TO spend
labor Day In Eureka. aud Mise John.
son 10 returning home from a couple of
months visit in Diamond Valley.
o. +. Wittenberg and family and
Frank Kopp returned to Eureka Tues.
day from their outing trip in Elko
County. They report having greatly
enjoyed the hunting and fishing and
their visit to the different valleys. Mr..
Wittenberg and family lef, Thursday
morning in their auto for their home at
Tonopah.
During the heavy thunder and light.
ming storm last Sunday afternoon n
bolt OF lightning struck one of the IL.
inch timbers In the gallows frame Of
the hosting plant Of the Adams Hill
Corporation on Adams Hill and badly
splintered it. The bolt followed down
the steel cable into the shaft. but the
men working in the mine were IN n
drift some distance away and no one
was hurt.
Fridays train brought III a brand new
coach, for the comfort and accommodation
Of those who desire to attend the STAN.
pede at Elko and will take advantage Of
the one fare round trip excursion rate.
The new coach 10 furnished with up.
holstered cane seats. is resplendent in
new paint aud varnish. and 10 altogether
OF neat appearance and comfortable for
travelling.
John Williams was in Eureka Thurs.
day from Willow Greek. He has just
sold his half interest In the Willow
Oreek ranch to his partners. Leandro
oroz and I. Marcello. and as he recently
disposed Of his other ranch. says he is
now about free Of all his landed Interests.
lie also sold his l0.animal team and
wagons to Tony Henriques. Mr..
Williams states that he has not deter
mined what he will do now but says he
Will R..l.lI- A -----..-- 49, ill
keep him busy.
Tony Henriques. who recently pur-
chased John Williams 10 .animal team
and wagons. is now engaged in hauling
ore from the Visit mines at Morey. Nye
oonnty. to Eureka for shipment to the
shelters at Salt Lake. He arrived in
Eureka yesterday with his first load aud
tpects TO continue hauling ore from