The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
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w A. Moore and Henry Wede-
kind were Newark Valley visitors
yesterday.
James F. Mcvey came up by Mon
davis train from Union for a visit in
Eureka.
A. C. Florio shipped two carloads
and Martin Etchemendy n carload
of wool by to-day's train.
A. C. Florio and Martin Etche-
mendy returned by Fridays train
from a business trip to Elko.
J.J. Lucey returned to Buckhorn
Tuesday after a couple of weeks
visit with his family in Eureka.
The delinquent tax list of the Sec
ond installment of 1914 taxes is pub
lished on the first page of to-day's
SENTINEL.
DR.. G. M. Roberts this week pur-
chased a Metz automobile. 1t is a
runabout and the first car of this
make to be owned here.
The trustees of Diamond Valley
school district have elected Miss Ne
vada Johnson of Eureka IS teacher
of that school for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Thomas R~osevear and Mrs.
d. Walch of White River, White
Pine County, arrived here by private
conveyance this week for a visit with
friends on Ruby Hill and at Prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Simcox of Elko.
Nevada, are visiting Mrs. Simcox's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ro-
mano, at their ranch in Diamond
Valley.
Thomas Dixon, Ed Whitmore and
Mrs. Daniel Morrison and daughter,
Miss Pearl, left in the formers auto
this morning for a several days visit
at Elko.
Mrs. Elwood Beemer and little
daughter of Reno. Nevada, were ar
rivals here by Mondays train for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. H. HUI.
The Commissioners this week have
a force of men and carts employed in
repairing and cleaning up the streets
of Eureka. Owing to the washouts
caused by the heavy Spring rains
this work of improvement was much
needed.
The increased tonnage recently Of
fered the local railway has proven
more than the roads small engines
could handle. and yesterdays train
brought up No. 5, its largest engine,
which carried out the accumulated
loads this morning.
Three young men who are trying
to work their way through the Uni
versity of California solicited maya
zines subscriptions in Eureka early
this week. They obtained AZ sub
scriptions here in a forenoon's work,
continuing on to Hamilton and Ely
in the afternoon.
w. r. Swicegood and Charles
Minnoletti autoed over from Hamil-
ton Monday to attend to some bust
ness matters in Eureka. They re-
port the recent increased price of
lead has put new life into the mine
owners of that district and look for
a big production from the mines there
this Summer.
The through auto travel over the
Lincoln Highway is now increasing
and an average of five cars a day
have passed through Eureka this
week. Most of these cars have
reached here in the evening and re-
manned over night. and the hotels
and garage are benefting accord
ingly. Nine big cars were registered
here yesterday and last night.
Andy j. Stinson. State Mining In
spector and a former Eureka resi-
cent, was an arrival here by auto
thursday. He is making an official
our of inspection to the mining dis
tricts IN the eastern part of the State
and goes from here to Hamilton and
Ely. Besides inspecting our mines
he has been visiting with old Eureka
friends and renewing former ac-
quaintances.