The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-15
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Rose Curto.
John Hancock. Jr... left Tuesday
for Tonopah, where he expects to be
employed in the mines.
.Jobn Eccles of Ruby Hill returned
home Thursday from Reno, where
No has been attending the Nevada
University.
W. L. McGregor and family autoed
m from Blackburn station Wednes-
dav TO attend to some business mat
tiers in Eureka.
IJlmont Burdick, who has been
away from Eureka for about a year.
returned home on the excursion train
from Palisade last Sunday.
Bart Cerruti of Antelope Valley,
who is recovering form a recent Sc
we're illness, was able to come into
Eureka this week to attend to some
business matters.
w. H. Russell left for Elko this
morning by auto. He went over
after two new Ford cars and was ac-
companied by Tony Romano and Rich
Hooper. who will drive the cars back
tomorrow.
Charles Levy. the popular CONNER
cial traveller, who visits the various
thirst parlors in Nevada every 80
days in order that they may replen-
ish their stocks, was an arrival in
Eureka by Mondays train.
Bernard, Stephen and Peter d.
mele came in from their ranches at
Tonkin last Monday in their autos
and returned home Wednesday after
noon accompanied by their mother
and sisters, Misses Marian and Tina,
who have been living in Eureka for
the past several months.
j. w. Palmer. Deputy School Su-
perintendent of this district. arrived
here by auto Wednesday evening
from Ely en- route to Battle Noun
tain, Nevada, where Mr.. Palmer will
temporarily locate his family. He
expects to return shortly to Eureka
County and visit the schools of this
district.
In the report last week of the pro-
ceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners the SENTINEL mad
vertently omitted the statement that
the County Auditor and the Board
of Commissioners had counted the
money in the County Treasury and
found the amount to agree with the
Auditors statement.
w. H. Russell took Granville
Fletcher over to Elko Tuesday in his
auio on a business "trip, and they re-
turned Wednesday. His mother.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher. and his two
children. accompanied them on the
trip as far as William Cox's ranch
in Diamond Valley, where they visit
ed until their return the next day.
The almost daily light showers Of
rain that have been visiting this sec
ton during the past week will do
wonders for the stock ranges and
are also greatly benefting road con-
ditions. Auto travellers who have
passed through Eureka the latter
part OF this week report u roads to
be almost perfect.
lsadore Sara, president of the Eu-
reka Land & Livestock Company,
was in Eureka several days this week
attending to the proving up before
County Clerk R. Mechanics of a
Desert Land application, and other
matters connected with his COM
pany's interests. He says that near
ly all the bands of his company's
sheep passed through the Landing
season with few losses occasioned by
the recent stormy weather.
The SENTINEL learns that plans
are under way for holding a Fourth
OF July celebration in Eureka this
year that will equal if not surpass
that given ayear ago. The members
OF the Eureka Baseball Club are TAX
ing an active interest in arranging
for a baseball tournament, and with
the Rescue Hose Company's annual
ball and the other attractions to be
offered. Eureka should see a large
and jolly crowd here on the Fourth.
Charles E. Van Loan, staff writer
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