The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-06-06
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Notice OF an examination lOT Uedcn-
ers' certificates is published in to-
days SENTINEL.
Mrs. Louise S. Zadow left by Mon
DAVIS stage for a visit at the Sadler
ranch in Diamond Valley, and with
the Plummer family at Mineral Hill.
Thomas and Willie Moore, sons of
w. A. Moore, were arrivals by yes
terday's train from San Jose, CAL,
and will spend the Summer at their
fathers ranch in Newark Valley.
Preparations for the Fourth of
July celebration to be held in Eureka
this year are going ahead with a vim,
and all indications now point toward
a record gathering here to celebrate
the National holiday.
w. C. McDevitt, the horse buyer,
has purchased three carloads of range
horses in this vicinity during the
week and the animals we're put on
the ears at Diamond Station this
morning for shipment to the Eastern
market.
Robert Hogan of the Hogan Hotel
and T. w. Whitburn, County Clerk
of Lander County. autoed over from
Austin yesterday and attended the
High School commencement exer-
cises and dance at the Opera House
last evening.
Mrs. William Cox of Diamond Val
ley, her son. George, and daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
ricketts,, came into Eureka Tuesday
and were present at the wedding of
their son and brother, Ollie Cox, at
the Brown Hotel that evening.
The flood waters brought into Eu-
reka by Monday and Tuesdays
storms played havoc with the condi-
tion of the streets in town, and the
Commissioners have had two carts
and some men engaged several
days in cleaning up the rubbish and
repairing the streets.
DR.. Henry Hagar and his son.
Harry, arrived here Thursday in
their new auto from the Doctors
ranch in Ruby Valley, Elko County.
They left this morning on their re-
turn home accompanied by the Doc
tors sister. Mrs. Laura Hoegh, and
her son. Tracey. who will spend the
Summer with them in Ruby Valley.
Mrs. Agnes Morrison, her son,
James, daughter, Miss Eileen, and
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Englebright and infant
daughter, came in from Antelope
Valley Tuesday in the Morrison
auto and were present at the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Morrison in the
parlors of the Brown Hotel that
evening.
Eureka and vicinity was visited on
Monday and Tuesday by heavy down
pours of rains that brought the flood
waters into town and did consider
able damage to the streets and roads.
There have been occasional showers
throughout the week. and Friday
it turned cold and there was a fall of
several inches of snow. This morn
ing there was about a quarter OF an
inch of ice. The barometer indicates
still further stormy conditions.
Thomas Griffin of Carlin, Nevada,
accompanied by his son. James, Pete
Carletti and John Trevelli, were ar
rivals here by auto yesterday. Mr..
Griffin recently entered into an ar
rangement by which he has secured
most of the hay and pasturage of the
big Grayson ranch at Beowawe, and
says he is now prepared to handle
almost any proposition in the live
stock line. Tom says he is still look
ing around for a few COWS and that
the party would probably remain in
this section for several days.
+. c. Boo. manager of the Reveille
at Austin. Nevada. who is also Ne
vada agent for the Cartercar Automo-
bile, arrived here Monday by auto.