The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-10
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Duokwaser yesterday.
]. A. Gilbert. the auto man, made q
aving trip from Palisade into Eureka
last Tuesday.
Sheriff Martin Mahoney was q depar.
ture ON this mornings train for an off,
oial visit to Buckhorn.
Mrs. Louise 8. Zadow closed the Hotel
Zsdow on Tuesday aud left'by that days
train for q trip to California.
George H. Garter Of Rawhide. Ne.
vada, was an arrival here this week for
yisit with his brother. Sam Garter of
Ruby Hill.
p. H. HUI went over to Silverado to-
day for an inspection of some develop
ment work recently done on his mining
property in that district.
Last month the county had several
men employed in fixing the road from
Mineral Hill 10 Palisade, and the same
10 now reported to be in good condition.
John Holder. who is now In the employ
of the Buckhorn Mines Company. ar
rived here from Beowawe by private
conveyance Wednesday afternoon on a
business trip.
Earl T. Ross. in charge OF the Reno
Gazette's Nevada Publicity Depart
ment, was in Eureka last Monday gather.
ing data for q write-up of Eureka Coun.
tvs resources.
County Treasurer r. Mechanics re-
ports that the money due on the second
installment OF taxes is coming rather
slowly this year. These will be.
come delinquent on June ..
j. L. Dart. of the law firm OF Hender-
son, Oaine & Dart of Elko. Nevada.
spent the week in Eureka making an
abstract Of land records covering the
properties of the George w. Grayson
estate.
Charles Koch, who has been employed
as . watchmsn at the Farmers Mining
Oompany's milling plant. left here last
Saturday to join his family in New York
State. Dave Morris is now Waterman
at the Farmers.
The Commissioners this week put a
force Of men at work repairing he road
from Eureka to Ruby Hill. between the
first railroad crossing TO the summit OF
Caribou Hill, the same being in very
bad condition.
d. p. Hynes. q mining engineer. ar
rived from Chicago by yesterdays
train. and in company with II. Nj.
Cooper. manager of the Farmers Min
ing Company, will look over several
mining properties in this district.
Navlet Bros, the Sacramento florists.
well known { o many Eureka people
who have purchased flowers from them
in the past, have an advertisement on
the first page of to-day's SENTINEL giving
their prices on cut flowers for Decora-
ton Day.
Manager ]. K. Sexton and Supt. K.
G Davis with o force of men have been
taking up about 1000 feet Of rails from
the Ruby Hin railway track this week.
which it is understood will be used in
repairing the Eureka.N evada's main
track near the Evans ranch in Pine
Valley.
Isador Sara, president of the Eureka
Land and Stock Company. reports an
unusually good lamb crop this year aud
ideal weather and other conditions that
are giving the youngsters a good start.
He says his company could stand the
free wool tariff IL IL could be assured OF
q few Landing seasons like the present
year.
Those having in charge the %presenta-
ton OF the drama, "The Red Rosette."
to be given at the Eureka Opera House
on Friday evening. May 10. state that
they hope to creditably present tins
play, and with the specialties to be in
troduced. aud the dance TO follow the
entertainment, which will be free 70 all
purchasing tickets. q good time 10 In
store for all who attend.
That nothing wins phi like enter
prise" 10 being demonstrated by j. b.
Bale OF the Eureka Cash Store. who in
the face Of the quiet times In Eureka
has just replaced his wooden windmill
frame with q new steel tower and has
the mill now in operation and pumping
sufficient water to irrigate the large
yard in front aud a d~joining his residence
which lie filed with s%hrubbery, flowers
and garden vegetables. He has also re-
placed his front iron and board fence
with a neat picket fence across his resi-
denCe DrODartv and bainQ Daintod all