The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-10-09
THE EUREKA sENTINEL
SATURDAY. OCTOBER o. 1915
c BREvITIEs.

district school on Monday, was a
visitor in Eureka to-day.
James Rattazzi returned by Mon
days tram from a several months
stay at Elko and South Fork.
Mrs. Mary Fulton of Eureka re-
ceived a carload of alfalfa hay from
Fallon. Nevada, by yesterdays train.
Miss Alice Dees of Eureka leaves
next Monday for Newark valley to
teach the next term Of the district
school.
Thomas Clifford and Charles De-
Flon autoed over from Tonopah the
first Of the week for a short visit in
Eureka.
John Mechanics, R. A. Broy and
G. B. Bale went over to Elko by auto
Wednesday to attend to some bust
ness matters.
E. j. McEllin shipped out n car
load Of ore from his mine at Hamil-
ton to the Salt Lake shelters by
Tuesdays train.
George Dees went out to Antelope
valley last Monday, where he will
teach the next term of the district
school.
Judge Peter Breen left by to-day's
train for Austin, Nevada, where ne
will hold a term of the Lander Coun-
ty district court commencing on
October Is.
Mrs. E. Kopp and son, Victor Rat
taxi, were departures by this morn
ing's train for San Francisco, where
they will visit relatives and see the
exposition.
Mrs. Joseph Frank and son. Guido
Cardanelli, of Prospect, returned by
yesterdays train from San Francisco,
where Mrs. Frank went for medical
treatment about a month ago.
J. p. Jacobsen and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Crofut of Diamond
valley returned Tuesday from Fallon.
Nevada. where they visited relatives
and took in the State fair.
State Senator Roy Thatcher OF
Eureka County and his bride return
ed to Elko Sunday night from theii
wedding trip, where they will make
their home for the Winter.
Henry Father has rented the resi-
dence of P. Paroni on Spring stree,
and this week moved his family from
from their home about a mile south
of Eureka into town for the winter.
Commissioner j. M. Requa of Pal
isade was not present this week at
the regular monthly meeting Of the
Board owing to illness, and is report
ed to be taking treatment at Elko.
Alfred Whittell. son of George
Whittell. president of the Eureka
Nevada Railway Company, was ar
arrival from San Francisco by Fri
days train for a visit here and al
Palisade as the guest of Manager j
E. Sexton.
John Siri, engineer on the EN-
Railway. who recently underwent
several operations in a San Francisco
hospital, is now reported to be con-
~valescing nicely and is expected to
be able to return to his home at Pal
isade within the next few weeks.
R. A. Laird of Eureka has an adj
v~ertisement in to-day's SENTINEL re-
garding his draying business. He il
now prepared to do all kinds of haul
ing. and to also furnish and deliver
wood, coal and hay to all parts OF
the town. Read his advertisement.
Attention is called to the lega
notices on the fourth page of to-day
issue In which notice is given OF the
sale by the Sheriff Of property be
longing to the Tantamount Mining
Company of Lynn district to satisfy
liens against the company's property
+. s. Stollenwerck of Mineral Hill
who Is operating the zinc mine o.
Carletti & fletcher, about 10 mile'
west Of Alpha. under lease, is report