The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-10-30
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1915
c BREvITIES.

the Board of County Commissioners
will be held on Friday, November 5.
Judge Peter Breen returned by
Mondays train from Austin, where
he has been holding a term of the
Lander County District Court.
George Hanna and w. r. Hylton
autoed into Eureka Thursday from
Hylton and remained over night.
They are getting a shipment of hor-
ses together and left here Friday
morning to inspect a bunch at the
John Sri ranch in Diamond valley.
Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell, a cousin
of Mrs. Annie Mcbride of Eu-
reka, with her infant daughter,
was an arrival here from San Fran
cisco by Fridays train. She has
made the trip to Eureka to take Mrs.
Mcbride to San Francisco for the
Winter, and expects to leave here by
next TUESDAY 8 train.
A telegram was received in Eu-
reka last night announcing the death
at Buckhorn of Joe Anderson, but
no particulars regarding the cause
of death were mentioned. Inquiry
among a number of people here ac-
quainted with residents of Buckhorn
failed to identify the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Russell and
son, William, who left here about a
month ago by auto to visit the expo
sition at San Francisco and relatives
in California, returned home We'd
nesday. En- route home they spent
several days at Carson, Reno and
Austin, and report having had a
most enjoyable trip.
John Riordan and George T. Bry-
ant of Lamoille Valley, Elko County,
who have recently been doing de-
velopment work on a copper prop
erty on the northeast side of Dia-
mond mountain, came into. Eureka
Thursday to attend some business
matters. They left here Friday by
auto for. Bald mountain to take out
a test shipment of ore from me of
r. Skagg's copper properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus McGillivray
and infant daughter returned home
by Mondays train from San Fran
cisco. where they have been for the
past two months. Mr.. McGillivray,
who went to the city for medical
treatment for a severe attack of
spotted fever, returned in good
health and left here Thursday to re-
sumo work at Union. Mrs. McGilli-
vray will remain here with her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Fulton, for the pres
ent.
George W. Williams of Reynolds
Greek, about 40 miles east of Eureka
and near the Lander County line,
was in Eureka Thursday attending
to some matters in connection with
proving up on his homestead. He
states that the recent big quake vast
ly improved his ranch property by
opening up a new spring on the place
that will now permit him to irrigate
the entire tract with plenty of water.
while before the earthquake he was
considerably Handicapped by the small
flow of another small spring.
State Senator l.. R. Thatcher,
general manager of the mines at
Union. autoed up from there Thurs
day for a short business visit in
Eureka. He reports the mines at
Union looking exceeding well and
fast developing into a big property.
A new air compressor and engine to
operate it have just been ordered.
and when that has been installed he
states the plant will all be in first
class working order and a big in
crease in the tonnage output of the
mines will result.
Henry G. Catlin of New York was
an arrival here Thursday for an in
spection of the development work he
has been having done on the Pioneer