The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-02-27
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1915
c %BREvITIEs.

Elko.
Frank Winzell of Alpha returned
home Wednesday after a several
days' business visit in Eureka.
Mrs. w. J. Harris returned home
by Fridays train from a couple OF
months visit with relatives at Sac
armento, California.
Judge Peter Breen returned home
BY Fridays train from Austin, where
he has been holding a term of the
Lander County District Court.
From passengers arriving by Fri
davis train it is learned that Govern
or Boyle has signed the Six Months
Divorce Law, but the SENTINEL is
without further particulars.
Charles F. De Almond, who came
over from Elko Monday to do some
surveying for the Eureka Land and
Live Stock Company, completed his
work Friday and returned home by
this mornings train.
The snow on the Newark summit
is reported to have drifted to an I'M
usual depth during the storms of
the past two weeks, and no team has
been able to get over the mountain
for the past ten days.
Rosevear and Fault made a ship
ment of ore from the Jackson mine
to the Salt Lake smelters by this
mornings train, and the Fraser
brothers a shipment from the Wide
West mine on Adams Hill.
Judge j. M. Requa of Palisade, re-
Gently appointed County Commits
sioner by Governor Boyle, vas an
arrival by Fridays train to be pres
ent at the regular monthly meeting
of the Board next Monday.
Eureka has had a young snow
storm every day this week until to-
day, but altogether, probably. not
more than six inches have fallen.
The weather has been warm and
most of the snow melted almost as
fast as it fell.
Miss Mary Meister, sister of Her
man and Carl Meister of Newark
Valley, who has been away from
here for about six years. returned
Saturday and went out with Herman
to the ranch in Newark Valley where
the Meister brothers are now located.
Mrs. A. Fraser returned by Fri
days train from a two weeks trip
to San Francisco, where she went to
purchase a new stock of Spring and
Summer goods for the One Price
Store in Eureka. The neY goods
will shortly arrive here and be placed
on sale.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners
will be held Monday. March /. 1t is
expected that j. M. Requa of Pals
ade. the newly appointed member of
the Board from the Third District,
will then take his seat as a member
of the Board.
The SENTINEL has been requested
to announce that the local dramatic
talent of .Palisade will present the
laughable comedy. Miss Topsy
Turvey," or THE Courtship of the
Deacon" at the hall in that city on
Saturday night, March 6. A social
dance and general jo~llifcation will
follow the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Cox were ar
rivals from Elko by Mondays train,
where MI. Cox has been under surgi-
cal treatment several weeks for an
injured hand. 1t was found necessary
to have n finger amputated on ac-
count of blood poison developing.
but the hand was saved and he is now
reported to be rapidly recovering
from the injury
A number of Improvements have
just been completed on the Italian
Creek district school property by the
trustees. Antoine Tognoni. Frank
Pastorino and John Venturino. A
storm covered porch has been erect
ed on the entrance side of the build
ing, a small stable to shelter the
pupils horses, and a new woodshed
and toilet have been built. The new
Improvements were needed and will
add much to the comfort of those
attending the school.