The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-10
APRIL:io. 1915
LOCAL BREvIT1Es.

pany, was al
train.
Gorge Hanna of Hylton. Elko
countv. accompanied by his wife and
Gttle Girl, autoed into Eureka We'd
nosdav on a business trip and re-
NAMED over night.
Miss Nevada Johnson arrived home
Nv Fridays train from Sunnyside,
White Pine County, having just COM
pleted teaching a term of the district
school at that place.
Auto owners are warned that they
must secure new licenses for the
vear 1915. Sheriff James Mackey
has a supply of application blanks on
hand and may be secured by auto
owners.
Mrs. B. Regli and her daughter,
Mrs. ]. w. Bailey, former Eureka
residents. were arrivals from Reno
bv Fridays train. The ladies are
here to attend to some business mat
tiers and for a visit with Eureka
friends.
w. II. Russell went over to Austin
Monday in his auto and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Russell and son,
William, Mrs. d. C. Mcdonald, Grand
Worthy Matron of the Order Eastern
Star. and Professor r. c. Thompson
of the Nevada University. Mr..
Russell and family returned We'd
nesday.
w. F. Zadow of Eureka, secretary
in this section of Nevada for the in
surance department of the Knights
of Pythias Supreme Lodge, has just
received a check for $1,000 in pay
ment of the life insurance policy of
the late Spencer Reynolds, whose
beneficiary was his grandson, Spencer
Stewart. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Stewart.
Mrs. Agnes Morrison and son,
James, of Antelope Valley were in
town Monday for some lumber and
supplies. They are preparing for
the lambing season and report that
considerable more moisture has fall
len in the Antelope section this Win
ter than on the east side of the Rob-
erts Creek mountains. and that
there is already considerable feed on
their ranges.
Daniel Morrison of Eureka this
week received the news of the death
of his nephew, Roderick Morrison,
aged 20 years. who died at his home
at Halifax. Nova Scotia. March %,
1915. The young man was seeing
service with the Canadian troops in
the European war. and had recently
been invalided home on account of
disease contracted at the front.
Professor r. c. Thompson of the
Nevada University. who was visiting
the High School here this week with
a view to accrediting the same with
the University, appeared before the
County High School Board at their
regular meeting last Saturday even
ing and offered some valuable sug-
gestions concerning courses of study
and equipment needed by the High
School and required by the Uni
versity.
Willie Zadow, DIR. Mabel Young,
Miss Woods and Adams johnson
went over to Austin last Sunday in
the formers auto for a short visit
and to secure DR.. Young's auto that
had been stored there during the
Winter. The party ran into a foot
OF new snow on the Austin summit
late in the afternoon and had con-
siderable difficulty in getting through
to Austin. The party returned to
Eureka on Wednesday with the two
autos.
lsadore Sara of the Eureka Land
q Stock Company came into Eure ka
Tuesday after finishing up the shear
ing at Oak Station of all the COM
pany's sheep but about 1000 head.
This band commenced Landing and
it was found necessary to postpone
their shearing. Mr.. Sara says the
lack of moisture on the ranges this
season has stopped or dwarfed the
growing of all feed and that the
sheepmen are having considerable
trouble in holding their f1ocks to-
gether.