The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-06-20
c BREVITIES.

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in Eureka.
Judge Peter Breen left for Austin
by to-day's train to hold a term of
the Lander County District Court.
Mrs. l.. w. Cromer left by Tues
days train for visit with her sisters
at Grass Valley and Sacramento, Cal.
Miss Anna May Mack closed the
term of the Pinto district school this
week and left by to-day's train for
her home at Reno.
Caesar Prina made a carload ship
ment of ore by to-day's train to the
Salt Lake smelters from the Virginia
mine on Prospect Mountain.
Miss Alice Dees was a departure
by to-day's train for Elko County,
where she goes for a several weeks
vacation and to visit with friends.
An application and order dismiss
ing the case of this State of Nevada
VS.. Edward Bergman. Jr., weref filed
with the Clerk of the District Court
Saturday, June IL.
Mrs. A. Fraser. who represented
Iphigenia Chapter No. 8, Order East
ern Star, at the session of the Grand
Lodge at Reno last week, returned
home by Fridays train.
Mrs. Dan Morrison, who has been
confined to her bed for several weeks
with a swollen and inflamed limb, is
now reported considerably improved
and soon expects to be up and around
again.
B. Merialdo, who is convalescing
from an attack Of hemorrhage of
the stomach, is now able to be up
and around his home and conditions
are favorable for him regaining his
health.
Miss Ada Mcbride, one of the
young ladies who has just graduated
from the Eureka County Normal
Training School, has been engaged
to teach the next term of the Italian
Creek District School.
Henry Rattazzi and George ImOb-
ersteg left Sunday on horseback for
South Fork, Elko County. where
they will remain for several weeks
at the home of Mrs. Archie Clayton.
sister of Mrs. F. Kopp of Eureka.
Two of Eureka County's teachers,
Misses Isabel Merialdo and Rose
Curto, left by to-day's train on a va
cation trip to Salt Lake City, and
will probably extend their visit to
other points before returning home.
The SENTINEL this week has its
first political announcement of the
coming campaign. E. E. Winfrey.
a former principal of the Eureka
public school, publicly declaring him
self a candidate for the nomination
of State superintendent of Public
Instruction.
The Ruby Hill school. with A. T.
Taylor as teacher. closed Friday OF
last week for the Summer vacation.
Mr.. Taylor sent up a large freezer
of ice cream and some cake, and at
the dismissal of the school that after
noon all the pupils were treated to
refreshments.
Mrs. Anna Dowden. teacher of
the Strawberry district school, who
has been stopping in Eureka since
her school closed and took the teach
ers' examination here this week, left
by this mornings train with her
little daughter for California. where
she will spend her Summer vacation.
j.. Gotham Carter of Chattanooga,
Tenn. was a visitor to Eureka this
week in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Plummer of Mineral Hill.
Mr.. Carter is a member of the firm
of Maynard & Carter, this firm being
the consulting engineers for the syn
dictate controlling the mines at Min
eral Hill. Mr.. T. Poole Maynard,
the senior member. is expected at
Mineral Hill in a short time to COM
plete plans and examinations pre-
paratory to future development work
at that place.
Mrs. Moritz Regli. who has not
been in good health for the past year,
euffarad N st~oLa of paralvo;c Of the