The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-03

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the ladder and quite a distance down
the stairway. He was considerably
bruised up by the fall and has been
confined to his home until yesterday.
Alex Fraser, in charge of the plugs
and fire apparatus for the County,
made a general inspection and neces.
sary repairs this week and reports
that Eureka's fire control system is
now in good order for the Summer.
He was assisted in the work by Viii
Mcbride.
The Eureka Cash Store, as ha:
been its custom for a number Of
years, presented its customers this
week with an Easter token. Thi'
year the remembrance was an Easter
pennant on felt with various remind
ers of the season-Easter lilies. bun
MES, colored eggs. etc..
Professor r. C. Thompson of the
University Of Nevada, who is tour
ing the State for the purpose of in
speeding the several High Schools
arrived in Eureka by Fridays trair
and spent this morning examining
the records and apparatus of the Eu
reka County High School.
Eureka's first social event follow
ing the Lenten season will be thu
ball to be given by the Eureka Base
ball Club at the Opera House on Fri
day evening, April 9. This ball il
being given by the Club for the pur
pose of raising funds to assist in bet
ter equipping the team and il
worthy of liberal patronage.
Fridays train from Palisade die
not reach Eureka until $50 p. NJ
about five hours late. The delay wa!
caused by the company's new engine
that brought up the train. 1t refused
to steam properly. but Manager J
E. Sexton, who acted as trouble mar
on the trip, says the engine is al
right and when adjusted and accus
toned to our high attitudes it will
work satisfactorily.
The SENTINEL has been requested
TO state that the Eureka branch o.
the Nevada Equal Franchise Society
will hold a meeting at the home Of
Mrs. G. M. Roberts this Saturday,
evening at 7:30 o'clock for the pur
pose of changing this society into
branch of the Woman's Civic League
of Nevada. All interested are in
vited to be present and unite with
them in this new organization.
News was received in Eureka this
week by private letter of the an
nouncement of the approaching mar
riage of Miss Albinia Antoniazzi
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Antoni-
azzi of Glendale, Nye County, to
Mr.. Joseph Clifford of Tonopah, the
wedding to take place at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. Ed Cliff
ford of Glendale, some time this
month.
j. B. Langstroff, a former resident
of Eureka and engaged in the tailor
ing business here for several years
during the 70's, was an arrival here
last Monday and remained until this
morning visiting with old-time
friends. He recently disposed of his
tailoring business at Butte, Montana,
and is now on his return there to
join his family after a couple of
months visit to the Coast and the
Exposition at San Francisco.
r. B. Davis, a Commissioner of
Nye County, was a visitor in Eureka
last Sunday. He was here on Off
cial business, bringing Earl Overton
home to Eureka from Tonopah where
he had been subpenaed as a witness
in the Jack Bartmess case. Nye
County keeps an auto of its own in
service. and as the above case kept
several autos busy bringing in and
returning the witnesses from the
county seat, Commissioner Davis ran
the county car something over 1000
miles and assisted materially in ex-
pediting the trial of the case. He
says Tonopah now has the largest
payroll in its history and is general
ly prosperous. but that its generally
known prosperous condition is caus-
ing many people from all over the