The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-12

LOCAL BREVITIES.

AlIreu EOChluk. JNs, was q departure
by this mornings train to join his family
at Grass Valley, California.
The wind that has been blowing since
early this morning has already done
wonders in drying out the soft roads.
@. @. Vanlaningham. Justice Of the
Peace at Buckhorn. spent several days
here the first of the week on official
business.
Mrs. Agnes Morrison end daughter,
Miss Mary, were visitors in Eureka
Wednesday and Thursday from Ante
lope Valley.
j. A Gilbert bas been giving Dan
Morrison's auto q thorough overhauling
and the machine is now ready for an all
Summers run.
Fred Bartine. WHO'S now engaged in
mining near Newark. came into town
the fret Of the week for his wife, and
they now expect to spend the Summer
at Newark.
Albert Matson and his sister, Miss
Evelyn, Of Hamilton, and Mrs. Peter
Schaefer Of Pinto, were arrivals to-day
for a visit to Mrs. John Flavin and fam
lily of Raby Hill.
Bernard Damele came in from Tonkin
Tuesday in his uto for a load of sup.
plies. He a y the 40 miles TO town lie
no trick at all, now that he has learned
to handle the auto.
Mrs. b. Smithson and two children Of
Blackhorse, White Pine County. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Regli. ar
rived here by yesterdays tram on a
visit to her parents.
Mrs. Moritz Regli. who has recently
been seriously i'll. left for San Francisco
by Tuesdays train, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Emma, where she will
consult a specialist regarding her con.
dition.
Will ~Loofbourrow. who has been in
town several weeks recuperatinR from
wounds received by the explosion of a
giant ZAP, returned to Cedar this morn.
ing to resume work as engineer at the
Nevada Central Copper mines.
The sheep shearers are still at work
on the focks Of the Eureka Land and
Stock Company at Oak Station. the re
cent stormy weather having delayed
operations. A. o. Florio has arranged
with the company to have his sheep
sheared at their corrals at Oak Station
when the work on their bands has been
completed.
A social dance Is advertised in this
issue OF the SENTINEL to be given at the
Eureka Opera House ON Friday evening,
April lS. by a number of Eureka's
young people. Those having the affair
in charge assure all who attend an
evening Of enjoyment. New and popu
lar music will be rendered, and it will
be noticed that an innovation in the
charge for the admission of ladies has
been made.
The SENTINEL learns that the Buck
horn Mines Company has so far been
unable to let a satisfactory contract for
hauling the machinery and material for
its new mill at Buckhorn from Black
burn Station on the E. N. Railway to
Buckhorn. From l6 to IS carloads OF
this material has been unloaded at Black
burn weekly for some time. and there is
now said to be freight enough there to
keep a number Of big teams busy all
Summer. Here is a chance for some big
freighting outfit to do business.
II. NJ. Cooper has put Ed Bergman
in as caretaker OF the Windfall Mining
Company's plant aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergman have taken up their residence
there. Mr.. Cooper. who is in charge of
the property, says he has received no
instructions regarding the resumption
of operations at the Windfall. 1t is
now generally thought that nothing
will be done at the Windfall until after
the six months period Of redemption has
~passed-the stock holders having the
privilege of redeeming the property sold
at Sheriff's sale at any time within that
period.
The SENTINEL learns that the Eureka
Nevada Railway Company has recently
received a new gasoline motor car. 1t
is said to be a rather small affair with
only a carrying capacity of about 1000
pounds. and only fitted for carrying a
few men aud their tools out on the road
for hurried repair work. IL has been
given a number of trials out on the
road this week as far as Black burn Sta
ton, and has worked so satisfactorily
that it is understood Manager Sexton
has arranged to make a trial run to Eu-
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