The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-12-11
rHE EUREKA SENTINEL
SATURDAY. DECEMBER II. 1915
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published in to-day's SENTINEL.
Frank Romano and son, Albino,
autoed up Friday from their ranch
in Diamond valley to attend to some
business matters in Eureka.
Commissioner Edgar Sadler and
his family autoed up from their
ranch in Diamond valley this morning
and brought in the letter mail.
Mrs. G.. w. Leighton came up
from Palisade on Fridays train to
Cedar Station, having just returned
from a business visit to Chicago.
E. J. Anderson returned to Eureka
this week from the Kennedy mining
district in Humboldt County, where
he has been employed for the past
several months.
Edward Skillman, Jr., has an ad-
vertisement in to-day's SENTINEL re-
questing that new subscriptions and
renewals for the Curtis publications
be placed through him.
The dairy business of John l.. Will
liams of Eureka, including all stock,
buildings, barns. etc, are offered
for sale at a bargain. See advertise
ment in another column.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Deputy Superintendent
James V. Comerford announcing the
semi-annual examination for teach
ers' certificates published under
New To-Day"
DIR. A. j. Hood of Elko was an ar
rival here late Monday night by auto,
being called here for medical advice in
the Ease of John McNaughton, who
has been seriously i'll at his home on
Ruby Hill for several weeks.
Arrangements are being made to
have Christmas trees in the Catholic,
Episcopal and Presbyterian churches
in Eureka on Christmas eve for the
children of the Sunday schools of
these different churches. There will
be appropriate exercises of the joy
Gus holiday, further announcement
of which will be made next week.
Mrs. Richard Moorish and daughter.
Stella, of Rossland. British Column
bia, sister of Mrs. j. H. Jury of Ruby
Hill. who has recently been visiting
relatives at Reno and Goldfield, ar
rived by Mondays train for a short
visit with Mrs. Jury and family.
They left by to-day's train for Ogden,
Utah, to visit another sister. Mrs. j..
Jewell.
A. Z. Kimball, president of the
First National Bank of Elko and one
of the principal shareholders of the
Eureka Land and Live Stock Com
pany. was an arrival here by Fridays
train. He left by auto this morning
for a visit to the Fish Greek ranch,
and will visit several of the other
ranches of the company during his
stay in this section.
F. A. Grimm and B. F. Grigsby
this week placed a jig on the old
Jackson smelling Stag dump at the
south end of town and commenced
the work of recovering its metal
values. During the early days of the
camp when the Jackson Company
operated a smelter the process of re-
ducing the ores from its mines was
most primitive. and while a portion
of this dump has already been worked
over, it is thought enough values
still remain to make their recovery
worth working over again.
While it is understood and general
ly accepted that the appointment
of Eureka's next postmaster has al
ready been arranged, and that }. b.
Rebaleati will receive the honor and
emoluments that go with the Of
fee, rumors that several dark horses
have recently been entered in the
race are now rife. The term of the
present postmaster, C. L. Broy, ex-
pires on Saturday. December Is, and
as he is not a candidate for reap