The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-12-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

lanes Sastanovicn OF onerHah'
rro County, was an arrival here
Thursday to attend to some business
matters.
Mrs Earl Cobb was a departure
Nv to-day's train for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hawkins
at Palisade.
The holiday season is with US again,
,ext Friday being Christmas Day,
and the SENTINEL wishes its readers
A Merry Christmas
Miss Ella Hildebrand. teacher of
tho district school in Pine Valley, re-
,urned to Eureka by Fridays train
~ spend her holiday vacation at
home.
Robert Kelly, who has been en-
Moved at Battle Mountain. Nevada,
since early in the Summer. returned
10 Eureka by Fridays rain, accom-
panied by his wife and two young
children.
Thomas Clifford and Antoine An
@,oniazzi of Glendale, Nye County,
uho were visitors in Eureka last
week. returned home by auto last
Monday. Thomas Hicks of Eureka
accompanied them as far as Tonopah.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will have a Christmas tree at the
church on Christmas Eve, with short
programme of exercises that will COM
mence at 7o'clock. Parents and friends
of the children are cordially invited.
There will be a Christmas tree with
appropriate exercises by the children
at st James Episcopal Church on
Christmas Eve, to which the parents
and friends of the children are cor
daily invited to attend. The exer-
cises will begin at z: 80 o'clock.
Next Monday. December 81, will
be the last day for the payment OF
taxes. County Treasurer K. Nc
Charles asks the SENTINEL to notifyall
who have not paid their first INSTALL
ment Of taxes by that date that they
will be charged an additional ten per
cent and costs.
Phil Paroni, Harry Goliath. NJ. p.
Murphy and A. c. Florio drove down
to Mt. Hope Monday in the latter's
auto for an inspection of several Of
Mr.. Paroni's mining claimes in that
district. They put in the day looking
over the properties and returned to
Eureka that evening.
Miss E. Connell. teacher of the Nor
NAL Training School in Eureka. de-
parted by this mornings train to at
tend the Teachers institute at Like.
At the close Of the Institute she will
20 to Yerington. Nevada, for a visit
with Miss f. Koontz. formerly teach
er Of the Normal department here.
It is learned that enough snow fell
on the white sage flats in Nye Coun-
ty during the recent storms to per-
NIT of sheep being driven on them
Tor pasturage. and a number of
bands that have been held for sever
al weeks on the Newark Valley
ranges are now moving south to
these Winter feeding grounds.
Miss Mabel Kiehm, teacher of the
school on Ruby Hill. closed her
school yesterday for the holiday va
cation and was a departure by to-
days train for Elko. Nevada, where
sne will attend the teachers institute
the hrst OF next week. From there
she will continue on to her home in
oalt Lake to spend the remainder of
her holiday vacation.
The eve cold wave that has
reached nearly all parts of the coun-
"! during the present week is still
with us. but the weather here has
moderated considerably the last few
Gays. Two degrees below zero on
Monday morning was the coolest SO
pr experienced in Eureka this Win
YER. Elko reports Ia degrees below
.. several points in that county last
Monday. while several towns in Min
nesota record Il degrees below. Be-
tween three and four inches of new
snow has fallen in this section dur
ing the week.
The ladies' of st. James Episcopal
uuiid nave recently completed reno