The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-04-25
LOCAL BREvITIES.

A. r.. klmDall, n Elk banker
who is largely interested in the
Eureka Land and Stock Company,
made a flying business trip into
Eureka last Monday.
j. H. McNabb, auditor and train
master of the Eureka-Nevada Rail-
way at Palisade. resigned his position
and left this week for Chicago. The
name of Mr.. McNabb's successor
has not been learned.
Mrs. Wilbur E. Sanders and her
visiting guest, Mrs. d. w. Tungate
of Los Angeles, were departures by
Tuesdays train, the former being
called to Pasadena, Cal, and the
latter returning to her home.
Tom Griffin, the Carlin cattle buy
err, and his son, Thomas, Sam Calden
and C.. T. Vanwinkle, arrived here
by auto Monday evening. They
visited a number of stock ranches in
this section before starting home
ward on Thursday.
There has been a decided increase
in auto travel through Eureka this
week, several cars coming in from
the East and West nearly every day.
The a~utoists say there is little COM
plant to make of the roads through
Eureka County.
A. F. Eddy, who has filled the po-
sition of bookkeeper at the Alkali
mines for the past three months, was
a departure by this mornings train
for Salt Lake City, and may visit Chi
cago before returning to his home at
Berkeley, California.
The address of A. f. Eddy on the
subject, Gold Underneath" drew
quite a large audience to the Eureka
Opera House last Sunday evening.
The Sentinel has an extended report
of Mr.. Eddy's remarks, but on ac-
count of its length we have been un-
able to publish it this week.
F. X. Bernard of Ely, Nevada, ar
rived here the first of the week from
Hamilton. He was engaged in max
ing a trip of inspection of the roads
from the Jennie A mine on White
Pine Mountain to Eureka with a
view of hauling ore here by auto
trucks.
County Recorder Edgar Father
left Monday for San Francisco ac-
companied by his wife. who expect
ed to enter a hospital there for spec
ial surgical treatment. Mrs. b.
Merialdo, Mrs. Gathers mother,
made the trip with them to be near
her daughter there while under treat
ment.
Angelo Depaoli, who took his wife
to San Francisco recently to consult
a specialist, has returned home. He
left Mrs Depaoli in the French hos
pital, and it was expected that she
would be able to leave there some
time this week, but will remain in
definitely in San Francisco under
treatment.
j. b. Rebaleati this week purchased
from the Richmond-Eureka Mining
Company the old Eureka Con. assay
Office building near its works in the
north end of the town. 1t is being
torn down and the lumber hauled to
the California mine on Prospect
Mountain. Robert Kelly and Mr..
Rebaleati have secured a lease and
bond of the California and will use
the lumber from the old assay office
in building a house there to live in.
The war in Mexico is about the
only topic being discussed in and
about Eureka this week. and there
is a lively interest being taken in the
press bulletins that are received here
by telegraph. A summary report of
the war news Of from 200 to 400
words is compiled daily at San Fran
cisco and ~telegraphed to the SEN
TINEL. The Office prints and dis
tributes without charge the war bull
letins as extras, the telegraphic e r
vice being paid for from a fund col
lected for that purpose. Five copies
of each bulletin are furnished the
Eureka schools and are read to the
classes by the teachers. 1t is re-
portod thof tho ccholarS are taking