The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-02-13
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traveller, was an arrisai
train.
Miss Lizzie Romano came up MON
dav from her home in Diamond val
Low for a visit with relatives ana
friends in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Riordan OF
SHELTON. Elko County, who were mere
70 attend the funeral of the late
Thomas Hicks. returned home oy
Tuesdays train.
Dan w. Edwards. of the Nevada
State Police, and Frank c. vanover
of Duckwater, arrived in Eureka
last night BY team, and were depart
ures by this mornings train.
". C. Stewart, who has been con-
fined to his room at the Brown Hotel
for several weeks with a serious at
tack of erysipelas, is, now reported
as convalescing and it is expected ne
will soon be able to be out and
around again.
Eugene johnson came up from
Diamond Valley Monday for a visit
at his home in Eureka. 1t is learned
that he recently secured a lease OF
the ranch in Diamond Valley owned
by Mrs. Marietta Bailey and will
shortly take possession.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement in to-day's SENTINEL an
nouncing the play, Daddy to be
given by the Eureka High School at
the Eureka Opera House on Friday,
February 10. The entertainment will
be followed by a social dance.
John Hancock. Sr., and Mrs. Ella
Hancock. who arrived here on Fri
day of last week with the remains OF
the late Thomas Hicks. were depart
ures by to-day's train, the former
to Goldfeld, where he nov resides.
and the latter to Reno, where she
is now making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. w. Lawson.
Rudolph Zadow this week shipped
out a little over 300 coyote pelts to
A. B. Shubert & Co. at Chicago. The
price of coyote skins has recently in
creased considerably on account OF
the demand for all kinds of furs for
the European armies and there is a
lively demand for pelts of all kinds.
Nick Ratio last Saturday sold his
entire stock of ladies and gents fur
nishing goods and leased his store
on Main street to Victor Venturino,
who has taken charge and is now
conducting the business. Mr.. Ven
turino has an important announce
ment to the public in another column
of to-day's SENTINEL.
The SENTINEL and a number Of
others in Eureka last Saturday re-
ceived a good sized consignment Of
bills introduced in the Legislature,
and another lot by. Thursdays mail,
so the recent complaint made to Eu-
reka's delegation in regard to this
matter will have to be recalled and
our thanks extended.
The foundations for the new ranch
home of c. Fl. Rand in Pine Valley,
to replace the one recently destroyed
by fire. are reported nearly COM
pleted and Fridays train delivered
three carloads of lumber at the
ranch to be used in erecting the new
double story 10-room building that
Mr.. Rand has planned.
The SENTINEL learns from a SUBJ
scriber located near Cortez, Eureka
County, that the post Office at that
place has been discontinued. and ask
ing that the SENTINEL in future be
forwarded to Buckhorn. A foot of
snow fell there on January 20, but
the weather was not cold and all
stock in that vicinity was reported to
be looking good.
The Lobster Club Band will give
its sixth anniversary ball at the Eu-
reka Opera House on the eve of St.
Patrick's Day, Wednesday, March
IL, and has about completed ar
engagements with Manager Sexton of
the Eureka-Nevada Railway to run
a special train with excursion rates
that will permit the people from the
north end of the county to attend
this ball. The advertisement an
nouncing the affair appears in to-