The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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TINEL.
Frank Pastorino and his sister,
Miss Frances, returned by Fridays
train from a short visit to Elko, Ne
vada.
The Eureka Cash Store received
two carloads of -four by Mondays
train from Kaysville, Utah. and
Frank Lewis two carloads of grain.
The SENTINEL has been requested
70 state that there will be a meeting
Of St. James Guild at the home of
Mrs. Mary Fine on Friday afternoon,
April 2.
Rudolph Zadow this week shipped
out a carload of empty gasoline
drums that have been accommodating
here awaiting an adjustment of the
freight rate on empties.
Mrs. George Stone. an old Eureka
resident living at her little home on
Ruby Hill avenue. suffered a stroke
of paralysis of the left side of the
body last Sunday. Owing to her ad-
vanced age and its infirmities it is
thought she will not recover from
the attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogantini re-
turned home by Fridays train from
a months trip to California, where
they visited their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nor
rison at Taft, California, and took in
the Panama-Pa Exposition at
San Francisco.
DR.. Henry Hagar and his son.
Harry, autoed in from their ranch
in Ruby Valley, Elko County. Mon
day, and returned the next day &C.
companied by the Doctors sister,
Mrs. Laura Hoegh. and her son.
Tracey, who will probably remain at
the ranch during the Summer.
The Eureka-Nevada Railway has
received a new engine, and the SEN
TINEL learns that Manager j. K.
Sexton will christen it next We'd
nesday by giving it a trial run over
the road from Palisade to Eureka,
and that he will be accompanied on
the special by several other officials
of the company.
Eureka County's representatives
in the Legislature have all returned
home. Assemblyman Lyman Fulton
was an arrival by Mondays train,
and Assemblyman r. ]. Reid by Fri
days train. Senator l.. r. Thatcher
returned to Union mining district
the first of the week, where he has
resumed the management of the
Union Mines Company's mines.
Eureka's ball players were out in
force last Sunday at the grounds
south of town and a fairly good scrub
nine opposed the regulars in a prac-
tlce game. The weather was nus
ually fine and a number of specta-
tors went out from town to witness
the sport. Besides preparing for a
game with Palisade, the Eureka Club
Is hguring some on another try-out
with the Austinites.
Pierre Laxague, a sheepman of
Humboldt County. Nevada, was an
arrival in Eureka by Mondays train.
and was accompanied by his wife
and her young brother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Laxague were recently married
In France and he brought his bride
TO Nevada on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Laxague is a sister of Mrs. Isa-
dore Sara. and with her husband
and brother are now visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Sara at the Fish Creek
ranch.
A shearing crew of 20 came up to
OAK Station by last Mondays train
and the work of shearing the Eureka
Land and Livestock Company's sheep
was commenced there Tuesday.
Shearing pens have also been put in
order at Alpha Station by Domingo
Recatume and a crew of "a shearers
came up on yesterdays train to clip
the wool from his focks. Arrange
ments are completed for the work to
commence at Alpha to-day. While
a storm has been threatening for
several days it has not broken yet,
and as the weather continues warm,
everything now looks favorable for
a UoO1 chooripn caacop /