The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-09-12
LOCAL BREvITIES.

,,ond Station to-day for the Eastern
market.
Deputy Sheriff C. A. Sage and
Mrs. Sage autoed up from Buckhorn
Friday and remained ver night in
Eureka.
A notice calling attention to the
meetings of the County Board of
Equalization is published in to-day's
SENTINEL.
John Clifford was an arrival here
this week in his auto from Nye
County for a visit with friends on
Ruby Hill.
Mrs. Rose Davis and children, who
spent the Summer at the Sadler
ranch in Diamond Valley, have re-
turned to their home in Eureka.
Mrs. M. Delaney and daughter,
Miss Celia, were departures this
week for Carlin, Nevada, where they
expect to spend the Winter with
Mrs. Delaney's sister. Mrs. Thomas
Griffin.
There has been a decided change
in the weather here this week, ice
forming on several nights, and a
little fire in the evening has been
found to make nearly every n more
comfortable.
Mrs. Thomas Spracklin with her
three children and her sister, Miss
Kathleen Breen. we're arrivals by
Mondays train from Goldfeld. The
former will make an extended visit
here with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Peter Breen.
Diamond Valley is said to have been
well represented at the Elko rodeo
and from those who have returned
it is learned that there were more
than 5000 people in attendance
and that their three days festivities
surpassed those of last year.
Word was received this week that
Miss Vevia Brown, who the SENTI-
MEL announced last week would
teach at Osceola, White Pine County.
would return here next week and
resume teaching the Cottonwood dis
trict school in Eureka County.
Charley Minoletti was over from
Hamilton Wednesday to attend to.
some business matters here. He
says mining matters are progressing
very favorably over there now and
that considerable new work is being
planned for the Winter months.
There will be an installation Mon
day evening of the newly elected of
fcers of Diamond Rebekah Lodge
No. s. All members are requested
to be present. The social dance that
had been arranged to follow the in
stallation ceremonies has been post
poned.
While in Eureka this week Charles
+. Wittenberg of Tonopah, owner OF
the Cyanide and other mining prop
critics on Adams Hill. informed the
SENTINEL that he had arranged to.
resume work on the Cyanide proper
ty on October with John McNaugh-
ton. Jr., in charge of the force to be
employed. The Cyanide has been q
good producer. and as Mr.. Written
berg believes that silver will soon adj
vance to a good price, he has decided
to resume operations on his Adams
Hill properties.
The third annual ball of the Equal
Franchise Society of Eureka held IN
the Eureka Opera House Monday
evening was a very pleasant social
event. While there was not a large
attendance, there was a nice dancing
crowd and everybody had a good
time. The ladies and gentlemen
were about evenly divided in num-
bers and all who cared to dance were
provided with partners. The SUI
fragette ball will go down on the So
cial calendar Of the year as a success
full and enjoyable occasion.
The Nashville Students. a minstrel
organization of some eight members.
gave a performance last Saturday
and Sunday evenings in the Eureka
Opera House. The entertainments
were in the line of minstrelsy and
vaudeville. and Saturday evenings