The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-09-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Commissioner j.. M. Requa was an
arrival from Palisade by Fridays
train.
William Gibson returned by Mon
davis train from his trip to Elko
County.
George Potts autoed over from
Monitor valley Sunday for a visit
with Eureka friends.
Handley Bros. to-day shipped IL
carloads of fat ewes from Diamond
Station to the Omaha market.
The Eureka Land & Stock Com
pany this week shipped six carloads
of beef cattle from Alpha Station.
Miss Ella Hildebrand left by this
mornings train to resume her duties
as teacher of the Pine valley school.
Miss Agnes Lucey of Eureka left
Tuesday for Buckhorn. where she
will teach the next term of the Buck
horn district school.
Miss Anna Lucey left by this morn
ing's train for Cortez, Eureka Coun-
ty, where she will teach the next
term of the district school.
Miss Myra Harris was a departure
by this mornings train for .Tenabo,
Lander County, where she will teach
the coming term of district school.
Mrs. F. j. Brossemer and son,
Lowell, returned home by Fridays
train from a couple of months visit
with relatives at San Jose. California.
The three teachers, composing the
faculty of the County High School,
have taken up their residence at the
F. J.. Brossemer home on Spring
street, where they have secured room
and board.
Sheriff James Mackey has a notice
of warning in to-day's SENTINEL no
tifying the owners of all animals run
ming at large in the town of Eureks
that after September Is they will be
impounded.
j. ID. Gold, Jr., the new assistant
principal of the County High School.
and Miss Mary Ethel Berlin. COM
mercial teacher, were arrivals here
by Fridays train from Berkeley,
California.
Miss Sarah ImObersteg. teacher of
the fourth. fifth and sixth grades in
the Eureka Public School, returned
home by Fridays train from Pail
SADIE. where she spent the latter part
of her Summer vacation.
Ed F. Whitmore and a party of
mining men autoed yer from Ely
Friday and went down to Mt. Hope
for an inspection of the mines there.
The party returned in the evening
and spent the night in Eureka.
Ora Lowell came into Eureka this
week with his family from their
ranch at Hicks Station, Nye Coun-
ty. and his family will remain here
this Winter so that his daughter,
Alice. can attend the public school.
j. E. Sexton. general manager of
the Eureka-N Nevada Railway. accom-
panied by Attorney George E. Stoker
of San Francisco, arrived here by
Mondays train to attend to some
legal matters in the District Court.
Earl Overton brought his wife and
children in Wednesday from his
ranch on Indian creek, Nye County.
where they have been spending the
Summer. His two children will at
tend the coming term of the public
school here.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher, her two
grandchildren, and Miss Stella Genoli
returned home by Fridays train
from a several weeks visit with Mrs.
Fletcher's sister, Mrs. Dave Morrow,
at the Morrow ranch in Lamoille val
ley. Elko County.
Charles Priest, who has been elect
ed principal and supervisor of the
Eureka County High and Public
School, was an arrival by Mondays
train from Berkeley. California, and
during the week has been busy look
ing into school conditions here.
Wednesdays special train from
Palisade brought a carload of pipe
for the jogging plant to be operated
upon several Adams Hill mine dumps.