The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-12-05
The KA NTINEL
SATURDAY. DECEMBER s. 1914
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supplies.
Harry Goliath, a former Eurekan.
was an arrival here by Fridays train
from National. Nevada.
Frank Winzell and his sister, Miss
Katharine. came up from Alpha yes
terday for a short visit in Eureka.
The delinquent sale notice of the
Lynn Big Six Mining Company of
Goldville, Nevada, is published in to-
days SENTINEL.
A. H. Smith was was an arrival by
yesterdays train from Reno, Nevada,
to attend to some legal matters in
the District Court.
J. H. Jury shipped a 20-ton ship
ment of ore to the Salt Lake smelters
by to-day's train from the Phenix
mine on Ruby Hill.
Judge A. E. Cheney was an arrival
from Reno by Fridays train and is
engaged to-day in attending to some
legal matters in the District Court.
Judge Peter Breen returned by
Fridays train from Austin, Nevada,
where he has been holding a term of
the Lander County District Court.
Thomas Hooking, who has been
employed on the Winzell ranch near
Alpha for several months, came up
Friday for a few days visit in Eu-
reka.
A dancing party was given by the
people of Newark Valley in their
hall Friday evening. and several auto
loads of Eureka's young people went
out to attend the dance.
Rev. Father w. H. Corcoran was
an arrival by Fridays train from
Carlin, Nevada, and will hold SER
vices in the Catholic Church in Eu-
reka next Sunday. See church no.
tice in another column.
The Mob Hill Fire Company will
give its annual masquerade ball at
the Eureka Opera House on Thurs
day &vening, December 81. New
Years Eve. The advertisement will
appear in next weeks SENTINEL.
Mrs. C. E. Morse, teacher of the
school at Prospect, has been confined
to her home since Wednesday with
an attack of illness that is thought
to be chickenpox. a disease which
has been prevalent in this section for
several weeks.
Assemblyman elect r. j. Reid
was a departure by to-day train fol-
San Mateo, California. where he wa
called owing to the illness of his wife.
He will probably remain in Califor-
MIA until the meeting of the Legis-
lature at Carson in January.
A wedding is announced to take
place on Ruby Hill this Saturday
evening. the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. John Clifford of Glendale,
Nye Comfy. Nevada. and Miss Min
ME Martin. the only daughter OF
Mrs. John Martin, at whose home
the wedding will take place.
William Laird. in charge Of the
property of the Newark Mill and
Mining Company at Newark, was in
Eureka several days this week. From
letters received by him from Chester
M. Perry, president of the company,
it is learned that the company hopes
to soon resume operations on its
property at Newark.
Ed Whitmere came over from Ely,
Nevada, Thursday and drove a REQ
auto recently purchased there b!
Thomas Dixon. He was accompanied
by G. L. Sheldon, a mining man who
is engaged in working over old min
ing dumps. and he and Mr.. Whit
more are now engaged in making
an examination of a number OF
dumps in this section.
Bennett Moyle, a former employe
of the SENTINEL office who has been
learning to operate the linotype type
setting machine in the Standard Of
flee at Fallon. Nevada, during the
past year. returned here by Mon
days train for a couple of weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Moyle, and other relatives and
friends on Ruby Hill and in Eureka.
The storm that has been threaten
ing this section for the past week
broke Thursday night with a few
snow furries. These continued
throughout Yesterday, but only about