The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-21
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LoCAL BREvITIES.

Angelo berrolo 'e1t Dy TUESDAY s
train on a business trip to Elko. He
returned by auto Thursday.
John Ferrari of Prospect returned
by Mondays train from a years visit
to his old home at Genoa. Italy.
Senator Elect l.. r. Thatcher
autoed up from Union Wednesday
and remained over night in Eureka.
Miss Emma C. Regli returned home
Tuesday from a weeks visit with the
family of Mrs. Mary Morrison of
Antelope valley.
Miss Maud Porch. who is teaching
the Valley school in Newark Valley,
made a short visit to her home in
Eureka last week.
Judge Peter Breen left by Tues
DAVIS train for Austin, where he
went to hold a term of the Lander
County District Court.
Rosevear& Fault. made a PISTON
shipment of ore from the Jackson
mine on Ruby Hill to the Salt Lake
shelters by to-day's train.
A cotton shipment of ore from the
WilliaalsrA3ine on Prospect noun
tain was sent out by John McNaugh-
ton to the Salt Lake smelters by to-
days train.
Camille Gallo. formerly of Eureka
but now engaged in business at Elko.
Nevada, was an arrival by auto
Thursday to attend to some business
matters here.
The Christy Comedy Company
composed of four people, gave a COM
edy and vaudeville performance in
the Eureka Opera House on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
There will be a called meeting of
Iphigenia Chapter No. s.. o. E. s.,
this Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
Work. All members of the Order
are requested to be present.
r. w. Hesson, Jr., of Elko. and j.
o. Smith of Salt Lake City, who were
returning from an auto trip in the
western part of the State. remained
over in Eureka Wednesday night.
Clement Maggini drove in from
his ranch in Diamond Valley Friday
with ID. Ferovini, who has been as
sisting him in doing some assessment
work on mining property in that sec
ton.
w. Fl. Russell, who was called to
Lodi, California, about ten days ago
by a telegram announcing the death
of his father. returned to his home
in Eureka Friday. coming over from
Elko in his auto.
lsadore Sara, president of the Eu-
reka Livestock Company, this week
moved his family ,1fon the Roberts
Creek ranch to the company's ranch
at Fish Greek, where he will make
his headquarters this Winter.
Chris Iverson. who has been in the
employ Of the Eureka-Nevada rail-
way as an engineer for several years.
has resigned his position and expects
to remove to California. John Siri
of Palisade is now-rnnning the eH-
CINE in Mr.. VERSIONS place.
w. r. Reynolds. manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
in Eureka, announces that effective
December | a Government war tax
of onc cent will be collected on each
commercial message, in addition to
the telegraph company's regular
tdrl1 rate.
The Thanksgiving Ball to be given
in the Eureka Opera House next
Thursday evening by the Ruby Hill
Star Band promises an evening OF
pleasure to the people of Eureka and
vicinity. The Band is practicing on
some new dance music. and the COM
mittee having in charge the arrange
ments will endeavor to make this
ball n of the social successes OF the
season.
There has been considerable auto
travel through and in and out of Eu-
reka during the past week. The ex-
tremely cold nights and mornings
caught a good many shy of warm
clothing and necessary wraps needed