The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
c BREvITIES.

Oortez by this mornings train.
Thomas Dixon returned by Mondays
train from q business trip to Elko.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County ommissioners will be
held next Monday.
S. G. Dye of the Eureka Supply Com
pany was a departure down the railroad
by this mornings train on a business
trip.
The next meeting of the Episcopal
Guild will be held at the home of Mrs.
G. Horn on Mob Hill Thursday after.
noon. April 10.
II. jacobson, the commercial traveller.
who is making his rounds Of the camps
in Eastern Nevada. was an arrival in
Eureka by yesterdays train.
Rudolph Zadow frightened up the
Peoples Market building this week
with a coat of white paint. This market
now has a most inviting appearance.
Joe Minoletti went down to Buckhorn
Tuesday to figure on a contract for
hauling material from Blackburn for
the new mill being erected at Buckhorn.
Although March came in and went
out like a lamb, conditions changed very
quickly. Tuesday night, April l, we had
four inches OF snow, and the weather
has since been stormy and threatening.
Miss Emma Regli, who has been
teaching in the public schools at Love.
lock, Nevada. returned by yesterdays
train, being called home on account OF
the illness of her mother. Mrs. Moritz
Regli.
The citizens of Beowawe. Eureka
County. contributed $83 to the Ohio and
Indiana food sufferers, and forwarded
the same through John Henderson Of
Elko. a Nevada member Of the Red
Cross Association.
Mrs. @. T. Tonkin Of Virginia City, Ne
vada. who has been here several months
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Tony Ro-
mano. was a departure by this morn
ing's train for Stockton. California, for
a visit with another daughter.
MAJ Toy has rented a portion Of the
lower floor of the Sau Francisco Hotel
building aud will conduct a short order
chop stand and bakery. He will also
handle fresh vegetables and salt water
fish. Read his advertisement in to.day's
SENTINEL.
James Romano, who recently sold
his Sulphur ranch and live stock in Dia-
mond Valley 10 his father. Frank Ro.
mano, moved his family into Eureka
this week, and the former Mulcoy resi-
dence on Mob Hill is being put in order
for their occupancy.
Herman aud Carl Meister came in
from Newark to attend the Novelty
bail. The boys have been working in
the Meister mines at Newark all Winter
aud nov have out several nice ship
ments of ore that will be sent to the
smelters as soOn as the roads are in con.
dition for hauling.
There will be a special meeting OF
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. s. at s
o'clock Monday evening. April z, for
tue purpose of meeting Mrs. Alys E.
Johnson of Goldheld. Nevada. Presi-
dent of the Rebekah Assembly. /. o.
o. f., of Nevada. A full attendance of
members is earnestly requested.
Ernest II. Mau, who was recently
married in San Francisco, returned home
Monday with his bride. His numerous
friends gave him the glad hand of well
come and he and his bride have since
been receiving congratulations. The
groom's mother, Mrs. NJ. Mau. who has
been visiting in California for several
months returned to her home in Eureka
with the bridal couple.
/. I. Handley was in town yesterday
from Newark Valley. He is now ar
ranging to move his headquarters TO
the ranch recently purchased by Hand
ley Bros. at Cottonwood. and he and
Mrs. Handley expect to take mp their
residence there within the next few
weeks. Haudley Bros. will not shear
their sheep this year until after lamb
ing-some time in June.