The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-01
c BREvITIES.

was an arrival by yesterday ram.
Miss Mabel Keihm of Salt Lake
CITY has been re-engaged to teach
Aha next term of the Ruby Hill school.
Fletcher & Co. shipped out a car
Load of ore by Tuesdays train to the
Colt Lake smelters from the Holly
mine on Adams Hill.
Judge Peter Breen left BY to-day's
train for Austin. Nevada. where he
will hold a term of the Lander Coun-
ty District Court.
At their meeting this week the
Trustees of Prospect School District
re-appointed Mrs. c. E. Morse
teacher for the next school term.
The Alkali Mines Company shipped
ont two carloads of ore to the Salt
Lake shelters by to-day's train from
their mines four miles south of Eu-
reka.
The attention of stockmen is called
to an important notice published in
to-day's SENTINEL by William H.
Smith of Newark Valley. White Pine
County.
There will be a special meeting of
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8.
10. O. F., on Wednesday evening.
MAY 5, for practice. All members
are especially requested to attend.
Arbor Day, April 80. was observed
as a holiday here by County officials
and the public schools. but the day
was so stormy and d~isagreeable that
little or no gardening was INDUCED in.
II is reported that wedding bells
will ring at Alpha this afternoon,
but the SENTINEL is without sufi-
Gent particulars to publicly announce
the names of the contracting parties.
Mrs. H. A. Thompson. who has
been here for the past two months
on a visit to her sister, DR.. Mabel X.
Young. was a departure by Tues
days train for her home at Midas,
Elko County.
w. A. Calvin and j. w. Joy ar
rived here Wednesday from Battle
Mountain, Nevada, by auto. They
are on a prospecting trip and expect
to make Eureka their headquarters
for several weeks.
Miss REESE Curto, who has been
teaching the Sulphur district school
in Diamond Valley, closed her term
there the middle of the month and
after a visit with friends in the val
ley returned to her home here We'd
nesday.
Will N. Curto of Eureka left here
Monday with his team for Ely Ne
vada, where he expects to be en-
ployed. Mrs. Henry Father of Eu-
reka went over with him for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. l.. Pedlar
of Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford of Ell
lendale, Nye County. who have been
visiting Mrs. Clifford's mother, Mrs.
John Martin on Ruby Hill, returned
home by auto Thursday accompanied
by Richard Martin, who went over
with them for a short visit.
While to-day is Good Roads Day in
Nevada, the present cold and stormy
weather has caused little enthusiasm
to be shown toward any road repair
ing work in this section. and our
roads and highways will have to
wait for better weather conditions.
II. t. Taber and Miles E. North,
life insurance men. autoed over from
Elko Thursday for a short business
visit here. They started out in the
storm yesterday morning on their
return and it was predicted that
they would have a rather slippery
trip through the valleys.
Quite a number of Eurekans had
arranged early this week to leave
here Friday morning and take in the
circus at Elko Saturday. Three
auto loads had planned to go over,
but Thursday nights storm rather
dampened their ardor and all aban-
doned the trip.
c. F. De Almond. the public &C
countant who has been here examin-
ing and preparing a statement cover
the condition of the books of Eureka
County's officials. completed his work