The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

on NOD INN
"a Halstead was an arrival from
nuckwater Sunday for a few days
visit in Eureka.
p A. Laird returned home Mon
dav from a business trip to Keno
Tonopah and Goldfeld.
The first week in March has been a
stormy one in this section and over
a foot of new snow has fallen.
Mrs. M. Delaney of the Summit
was in Eureka several days this week
attending to business matters.
ro,;ce of the annual meeting of
the Ruby Hill Mining and Tunnel
Company is published in to-day's
SENTINEL.
Harris & Fine shipped a carload
of ore by to-day's train to the Salt
Lake shelters from the Silver Lick
mine on Adams Hill.
August Hintze has arranged to
leave here next Tuesday for a months
trim to San Francisco, where he will
visit friends and take in the exposi-
ton.
The condition of Joseph Franchi of
prospect. who has been seriously i'll
this week from an attack of pneu-
monia. is now reported to be some
what improved.
Miss Kathleen Breen left by Tues
days train for Austin, Nevada, from
where she will go to lone Canyon to
teach the Summer term of the school
in that district.
Mrs. Frank Pastorino this week
bought the home of William Robin
son, Jr., on Cedar Hill and expects
to shortly move from her ranch into
Eureka with her youngest children.
Mrs. A. Fraser of the One Price
Store received a shipment of Spring
goods by Fridays train. In this
shipment her new Easter millinery
was received, and a new line of la
dies waists.
Thomas Griffin, the livestock buyer.
was an arrival by Mondays train
from Carlin and remained here at
tending to business matters during
the week. He was a departure down
the road by to-day's train.
. The SENTINEL has been requested
to announce that practice game of
baseball will be played On the grounds
south of town next Sunday if the
diamond is in any condition for play.
Everybody is invited to be present.
Hiram Johnson was a departure by
Tuesdays train for Las Vegas. Ne
vada, for a visit with his daughter.
Mrs. Walter Bracken. Later he will
visit other relatives in California and
take in the Panama exposition. He
expects to be absent about a month
j. B. Bale and N. P. Morgan, the
newly appointed members of the
Eureka County Board of Education,
appeared before the Board of County
Commissioners last Monday and filed
an estimate of necessary expenses
for conducting the County High
School the coming year.
The SENTINEL this week received
from Jesse Mendes. the Duckwater
merchant, a good sized new wall map
of the States of Nevada and Califor-
mia. In the lower left hand corner
is attached a neat 1915 calendar, and
the map is headed by an adver-
tisement of Mr.. Mendes' general
merchandise business at Duckwater.
The SENTINEL was in error last
week in mentioning the names of
the trustees of the Italian Creek dis
trict school in connection with the
recent improvements made there.
The name of Charles Depaoli should
have been given in place of that of
Antoine Tognoni. the latter not being
a member of the present board.
Granville A. Fletcher returned
home by Fridays train from San
Francisco, where he has been for
some length of time with his wife.
who was seriously i'll and passed away
in that city on February "a. He
brought his two young children. Or
rill and Granville, Jr., with him and
expects to have them make their
home here with him and his mother,
Mrs Amelia Elefcher