The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-02-21
c BREvITIES.

Adams Hill by to-day's train to the
Salt Lake smelters.
The attention of stockmen is called
to the advertisement of the Forest
Supervisor of the Toiyabe Reserve
published in to-day's SENTINEL.
The Lobster Club Band is adver-
Using in to-day's SENTINEL their an
nual St. Patrick's Day ball. Fur
Their announcement of this social
event will be given later.
In the County Recorders office this
week G. w. Turner filed a notice of
location of the Gold Coin mine in
Eureka mining district. The notice
was recorded February 16.
Antoine Florio, in charge of the
Duborg sheep that are now located
in the Antelope valley section, came
into Eureka yesterday from the camp
and reports that his bands have all
been doing nicely so far this Winter.
He says there is little or no snow now
at Antelope.
The condition of Senator w. H.
Sweeney, who has been laid up at his
home here for some time with a Sc
we're attack of illness, is now said to
be much improved. He is now able
to be up and around the house, and
expects to be able to get out and
around town very shortly.
Agent w. r. Reynolds received a
message here this morning from the
railway officials at Palisade stating
that the big storm here last night did
not reach into the north end of the
county, and that while considerable
water was running in Pine Creek, it
was not thought any serious damage
would be done.
The big storm that has been threat
ening for several days broke here
early last evening, and an unusually
heavy wind brought rain and snow
at intervals all through the night.
Toward morning it turned cold and
there is now between five and six in
ches of new snow on the ground. The
barometer here is still below the
storm point.
Arrangements for a dance at the
Cottonwood school house last night
had been made and a number of Eu-
reka's young people intended to at
tend, but the heavy wind and rain
storm that set in early in the even
ing was thought to be a little too
strong to face for a nine-mile drive,
and it is understood all the Eurekans
abandoned the trip.
Isador Sara came in from Roberts
Creek Thursday and reports contin-
ued storms in that section for the
past week. He believes that last
nights warm rain will bring some
big food waters through the DEVILS
Gate, for he said the water from the
melting SHOWS in the mountains had
already commenced to make quite
a showing when he came in Thursday.
DR.. Mabel A. Young, with her lady
assistant, Miss Woods, were arrivals
here Thursday from Buckhorn, where
the Doctor has been for the past six
weeks practicing dentistry. DR..
Young states that she has practiced
dentistry in Nevada for the past five
years. and for about a year and a half
was located at Elko. The Doctors
advertisement appears in another
column of to-day's SENTINEL.
The condition of Judge Peter
Rreen, who has been seriously i'll for
several weeks Is now reported to be
much improved. The first of the
week his family and friends were
considerably worried about him and
called DIR. Leon Belanger of Austin,
Nevada, into the case. The Doctor
arrived here Wednesday evening by
special train from Palisade and re-
manned over night. 1t is understood
DR.. Belanger said that Judge Breen
had an attack of pneumonia, but
his condition then was not serious,
and unless he had a backset he should
shortly recover from his illness.
Owing to the soft condition of the
roadbed between Eureka and Pail
SADIE, yesterdays train arrived here
about 6.90 n m two hours and q