The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-01-18
BREvITIEs.

IVY
was an arrival by Fridays train.
w. B. GiIiinghsm and Ed Whitmors
came MP from the mines ~ MI. Hope By
yesterdays train.
T.. II. Mau was . departure on this
mornings train for California on . busi.
ness and pleasure trip.
There will bs o stated oonvocation Of
Eureka Lodge No. 10. +. d A. M. this
saturday. evening a. O'Clock.
Mics Mary Morrison Of Antelope VAL
lev was In Eureka several days the lat.
ter part OF this week attending TO busi.
ness matters.
O. P. Barnum Of Fish Greek Valley
was In Eureka several days this week
after supplies. mail matter. and attend.
ing to other business.
Mrs. w. II. Sweeney Left by this
morning. train for Palisade. and after
visit with relatives there will join
Senator Sweeney at Carson.
The sale Of property advertised to be
sold for delinquent taxes viii take place
ct the front door of the Court House
next Monday. January 20. at
Judge George 8. Brown Of Reno.
who has been In Eureka for the past
two weeks on professional business. re.
turned home BY this mornings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. n. DesMarais. princi.
pals In the two civil suits recently tried in
the District Court here. left by this
mornings train for their home In San
Francisco.
The Ruby Hill Star Band lie sdvertis-
ing In to.day's SENTINEL . grand ball
to DO given In the Eureka Opera House
on Friday evening. February IA. Vslen.
tines Day.
Thomas Casey has resigned the jani.
torship Of the COURT House in Eureka
and Abram Laird has been appointed
TO the position by the Board Of County
Commissioners.
The next meeting of the Episcopal
Guild will be held Thursday afternoon.
January %, 1t the residence OF Mrs. O.
Horn on Mob Hill. and will be enter
tanned BY Mrs. Amelia Fletcher.
1t is reported in Eureka that the bunk
house Of the Mineral Hill Consolidated
Mines Company at Mineral Hill burned
down Monday. but the SENTINEL has
been unable 70 learn n particulars or
verify the report.
The Eureka County High School re-
sumed It's regulsf sessions last Monday
morning with W. L. Keep. assistant
principal. In charge. Principal p. T..
MoNally. who returned by Mondays
train. took charge on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Fulton was so unfortunate
as to accidentally receive . fall last Sat-
urday evenin Q that dislooated her right
shoulder and required the services Of q
physician to put IL in place again. She
Is reported to be favorAbly recovering
from her injury.
Rudolph Zadow Of the Peoples
Market was busy this week storing
away something over 30 tons OF ice for
use in his large refrigerator during the
coming Summer. This Toe was from
the Angelo Dspaoli ranch sud was cot
in squares that weighed from rs to 100
pounds. and was particularly clear and
solidly frozen.
Senator W. H. Sweeney and As.
semblyman Spencer Reynolds were de.
partures for Carson by last Tuesdays
train to take mp their duties In the
Legislature that commences its sessions
shere next Monday. Judge A. L. Fitz.
gerald. another member OF the As
sembly from Eureka County. was an
arrival st Carson last week.
Conductor Hawkins Informed the
SENTINEL last night that only about four
inches Of snow fell st Palissde and in
Pine Valley daring Wednesday and
ThursdAy's storm. There was plenty
OF wind down that way. however. and
he expected some trouble with driftsd
snow In the railroad outs, but the train
yesterday found nothing to bother is
aud arrived In Eureka on time.
r. T. McNslly. principal Of ths Eu-
veka County High School. who Wal
called East during the holiday vacation
owing to the serious illness Of his mother
st their home in Dunlap. Iowa. returned
10 Eureka on Monday Of this week.
Mr.. MoNslly's mother passedy ava
shortly after his arrival there and was
buried on Wednesday Of last week.
She was . woman a. years Of age and
died from the kindred indrmisies Of old
age.
Bob Mabry, president and general