The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-24
BREvITIEs.

loads of cattle by Tuesdays train
from Alpha.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Russell and
infant son returned Wednesday from
their visit to Austin. Nevada.
Attention is called to the display
advertisement of the Southern Pa
ci6c Railroad Company published on
the first page of to- lays issue.
Mrs. Tony Romano and infant son
returned home by Mondays train
from a visit at the Romano ranch in
Diamond Valley and to Elko, Nevada.
The Lynn Big Six Mining Company
of Goldville, Nevada, has levied an
assessment on the capital stock of
the corporation. See advertisement
in another column.
The two inches of snow that fell
throughout this section Wednesday
has entirely disappeared. This storm
cleared the atmosphere and we are
now enjoying beautiful weather.
Mrs. Louise Zadow and son. Willie,
came over by auto Monday from
Lynn district, in the north end of
Eureka County. for a short visit
with relatives and friends in Eureka.
The owner of two sorrel horses
branded j. 0. can learn Of their
whereabouts by reading the estray
notice of the Humboldt Land land
Cattle Company published in to-day's
SENTINEL.
A. S. Henderson of Las Vegas, Ne
yada, formerly District Attorney of
Eureka County, was an arrival here
by Fridays train to visit his father,
George S. Henderson, and to renew
old time acquaintance.
The Red Rosette Dramatic Club
will present the three act comedy.
"A Gilded YOUTH" at the Eureka
Opera House on Friday evening, No
vember 10. For a synopsis of the
play and cast of characters see adj
vertisement in to-day's SENTINEL.
The Hamilton Power and Mining
Company made a 42-ton shipment of
ore to the Salt Lake shelters by
Tuesdays train. Teams are still
hauling from Hamilton and will on
tinue their trips until the Winter
storms make the roads impossible.
The Ruby Hill Star Band will give
a social dance at the Eureka Opera
House on Friday evening, October
80. The committee of arrange
ments is made of different members
of the band, who will endeavor to.
give all those who attend a good
time.
The supplies for the General Elec-
ton arrived by Fridays train, and as
the ballots were delivered Tuesday,
Sheriff Martin Mahoney left this
morning with w. H. Russell in his
auto to deliver the election supplies
to the different precincts throughout
Eureka County.
A complete list of the registered
voters throughout Eureka County,
with the exception of Alpha and'Gar-
rison precincts, is published in to-
days SENTINEL. The voters of Eu-
reka precinct will be found on the
first page. and those of the other
precincts on the second page.
A number of the younger children
of Eureka have been absent from
school this week on account of sick
ness, caused by what is thought to be
mild form of ch~ickenpox. AS this
is sometimes a forerunner of more
serious diseases of this nature, care
and precaution should be taken to
prevent sickness among the children
at this time.
Don't forget that the Lobster
Club Band will give a Candidates
ball et the Eureka Opera House on
Monday evening, November 2. All
our local candidates will have re-
turned from their anvass around
the county by that time and will have
a chance on this occasion to meet
many of the voters in this section
just before the election.
Stella Rogantini. the ll-year-oid
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rogantini of Eureka. while climbing