The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-01-23
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on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. G.. W. Leighton came up from
Cedar Station by Fridays train for a
wit in Eureka.
Several parties in Eureka tnis
week received by parcel post full
sized brooms for domestic use.
william Laird, in charge OF the
Newark Mill and Mining Company's
property at Newark, is in Eureka Tor
q few days visit.
Attorney N. P. Morgan of Eureka
has received an appointment as a
Notary Public for Eureka County,
and qualified as such this week.
Constable w. E. Taylor this week
forwarded two sacks of little white
army beans by parcel post to New
York headquarters for reshipment
to the Belgium sufferers.
Two carloads of range horses were
loaded at Diamond Station this morn
ing and shipped by to-day's train to
Palisade, en- route to Kansas, by Ora
Lowell. He accompanied the ship
ment.
The Equal Franchise Society Of
Eureka will meet at the home of
Miss Sarah ImObersteg on Spring
street on Saturday evening, Janu-
airy 80, at 7:30 o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
Henry Wedekind came into Eureka
Monday from his ranch iu Newark
Valley and left by Tuesdays train
for Reno. Nevada, where he was
called by the serious illness of his
mother. Mrs. Helena Wedekind.
Fred Esterman, who was brought
to Eureka last week from Blackburn
Station suffering from some un-
known ailment, was sufficiently re-
covered from the attack Of illness to
be able to return to Blackburn by
Tuesdays train.
County Recorder Edgar Father. j..
B. Rebaleati and John Stanovich were
taken over to Elko Monday by Tony
Romano in his auto. The two for
mel continued on to Reno for a short
business visit and all the party re-
turned home from Elko last night.
A. E. Kimball of Elko, Nevada,
one of the principal owners of the
Eureka Land and Live Stock Com
pany, was an arrival by Fridays
train. and will 20 out with Isadore
Sara for an inspection of several of
the company's ranches during his
visit here.
j. E. Sexton. general manager of
the Eureka Nevada Railway. was an
arrival here by yesterdays train to
attend to some business matters at
this end Of the line. Mr.. Sexton said
he was unable to furnish the SEN
TINEL with any news at this time re-
garding transportation matters.
A pleasant social dancing party
was given by the young people of
Ruby Hill last evening in the Miners
Union Hall, at which a number of
Eureka's younger set joined with
them. The dance music was rem
dered by Baptista Minoletti on his ac-
Gordon. and the social enjoyment of
the young people continued until
about 2:30 o'clock this morning.
Sheriff James Mackey and w. H.
Russell returned to Eureka yester-
day afternoon from their auts trip
to the various voting precincts in Eu-
reka County, where the ballots and
election supplies for the special cleo
ton next Tuesday were delivered.
report the roads about the
county in fair condition but say they
found the weather rather cool for
auto travelling.
Joseph Tognoni and Ed Whitmore
returned to Eureka Tuesday by auto
from their trip to Tonopah and Gold
field. While at Goldfeld Mr.. Tog-
noni purchased the C. A.. Weylie
photograph gallery. and is now ar
ranging his affairs here to return
there by February l and take charge
Of the business. They report bust
ness conditions in both Tonopah and
to be prosperous and say
both CAMPS are lively.