The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-08
THE EUREKA NTINEL
C. BREvITIES.

for a short visit in Eureka.
Fred Bartine and John Holder came
over from Ely last Saturday. Mr..
Holder returned there Thursday.
Agent j. d. Ernst of the Z. N. Rail.
way at Eureka left on this mornings
train on . business trip to Palisade.
There will be q meeting Of the Epis.
oopal Guild ct Mrs O. Horns residence
on Mob Hill next Thursday afternoon,
February Is.
James Mann and f. 8. Ellis were de.
partures by this mornings train for the
new camp Of Rochester. in Humbolds
County. Nevada.
w. r. Amidou, who is now located
with the Reading Reclamation Company
at Battle Mountain. Nevada. was an ar.
rival BY Friday s train.
J. e. Sexton. general manager Of the
Eureka-N Nevada Railway, returned to
Palisade Tuesday from q business visit
TO Chicago and New York.
Mrs. james Jury and four children
of Ruby Hill left by this mornings
train for Ogden. Utah. for q visit with
her sister. Mrs. Jay Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Simonsen and
children are in from their ranch at New.
ark Valley for a visit with Mrs. Simon.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nc.
Charles.
8. g. Dye OF the Eureka Supply Com.
pany returned home yesterday from a
months business trip along the railroad
that extended 20 San Francisco and
points in Utah.
Charles p. CLARK. connected with the
Nevada Central Copper Company at
Cedar Station, was an arrival by Fri
days train to attend to some business
matters In Eureka.
February 8, Ash Wednesday. was the
commencement OF Lent. Easter Sun.
day falls on March 23. and II is an old
saying that an early Easter brings an
early Spring aud fair weather.
Mike Vaccaro. the packer, is offering
aresard of 800 for the return OF FIVE
pack animals that have been missing for
several months. See advertisement In
another column for further particulars
Henry Beohtel Of Newark Valley wa.
taken seriously i'll at his ranch Thurs.
day and James Kautx was sent into En-
reka for medicine. Nothing has since
been learned Of Mr.. Bechtel's condition.
Mrs. N. Morrison, a cousin OF Daniel
Morrison OF Eureka. accompanied by
Mrs. J. II. Smith, q lady friend. were ar.
rivals by Fridays train from Chicago
for . visit with Mr.. Morrison and his
family.
recently introduced in the Nevada Legis.
lature were received by the SENTINEL
from Carson this week, and any one in
terested can inspect them by calling q /,
this office.
The Adams Hill Corporation this week
let q contract TO Robert Harvey Of Ruby
Hill to run a 50-foot drift off the 400
foot level of the Racine mine on Adams
Hill. Work was commenced on this
drift Thursday.
The Chinese commenced cele bratiDg
their New Year in Eureka on Tuesday,
aud from the amount OF crackers and
bombs they have fred they seem to b.
prospecting and believe in spending some
of their money in celebrating aud feast-
ing.
Managing Director III. M. Cooper Of
the Farmers Mining Company. who
has been here for several months direct
ing a number Of changes in the COM
pany's new milling plant, was a de
partnre on Tuesdays train on q bust
ness trip East.
A private letter from DIR. Henry
Hagar Of Ruby Valley. Eiko County,
states that q large number of wild ducks
have recently died in that section from
some disease. An unknown disea 81
carried of a great number of wild ducks
in Utah last year. and the ducks re-
Gently found dead in Ruby Valley are
no doubt being taken off with the same
malady.
Angelo Depaoli left by Tuesdays train
for q trip to California. Mr.. Depaoli
has recently received several fiattering
offers for his ranch property and water
rights about four miles east Of Eureka.
and If after investigation land aud other
conditions in the Golden State prove
satisfactory. he will probably sell his
property here n remove with his fam
lily to California.
Pedro Urquiz, Of the Eureka Land
and Stock Company moved his family
into Eureka this week from the com.
pany's Roberts Greek ranch. and they
have moved into the Dan Morrison resi-
dence on Atlas Hill. Mr. Urouiza saws