The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

for n NlSft
Mrs. ]. C. Johnson.
Miss Alma Woods. DIR. Mabel K.
varno,s assistant, returned by Fri
Iav,s train from a ten days business
trim to Aberdeen, Idaho.
The SENTINEL has been requested
N announce that there will be no
session of the Sunday School at the
Episcopal Church tomorrow.
The Diamond Mining Company
made a shipment Of ore to the Salt
Lake shelters by to-day's train from
its mines on Prospect Mountain.
r. A. Broy of Eureka this week re-
ceived from Governor Boyle his re-
appointment as a Notary Public for
four years, commencing June IL.
1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. McGregor and
their two children autoed up from
Blackburn Station Thursday to at
tend to some legal matters in the
District Court here.
The Venezia Hotel in Eureka will
serve a ravioli and chicken dinner
tomorrow Sunday, and until fur
Their notice these dinners will be
served every Sunday.
John Clifford. accompanied by his
wife, autoed over from Glendale,
Nye County. Thursday for a visit
with Mrs. Clifford's mother, Mrs.
John Martin of Ruby Hill.
C. F. De Almond, certified public
accountant, arrived by Fridays train
from Elko and will audit the books
of Eureka County's officials for the
six months ending December 81.
1914.
Miss Myra Harris of Eureka COM
pleted teaching her term of school in
Antelope district last week and re-
turned home Saturday. She has
been re-engaged to teach the next
term of that school.
w. Z. Runner, auditor of the Eu-
reka-Nevada Railway Company,
came up as conductor on Fridays
train from Palisade. Will Hawkins,
the regular conductor being laid up
on account of illness.
Daniel Morrison, owner and pro-
prietor of the Brown Hotel in Eu-
reka, is advertising this property for
sale in this issue of the SENTINEL.
For further particulars see adver-
tisement in another column.
C. H. HUI returned home Sunday
from Silverado where he has been
for the past several weeks engaged
in doing the assessment work on
some mining claims. Charles Ruben
came in with him for a short visit in
Eureka.
j. c. Carter, whose professional
card appears in this issue, is pre-
pared to do all kinds of surveying
and civil engineering work. He is
at present located at Mineral Hill.
Eureka County, Nevada, where he
can be reached at any time.
William Blair and George Hal
stead came up from Duckwater
Thursday for a load of supplies.
Ihey report the recent storms to
have greatly benefited that section
and say the whole valley has already
commenced to assume the green of a
well kept garden.
The local railway company's new
engine brought up the train from
Pallsade Monday and arrived here
only about 80 minutes late. Its steam
ing qualities are now said to be con-
slderably improved and it is thought
1t will be able to make good after a
few more runs over the road.
w. F. Moore and his son, George.
autoed in from Newark Valley last
Monday for a short business visit in
Eureka. Mr.. Moore is one of the
largest stock raisers in this section
OF Nevada and was particularly well
i
pleased at the changed range condi-
lions brought about by the recent
storms.
w. H. Russell returned Monday
from Elko with n of the latest new
1915 model Ford automobiles. 1t is
equipped with the new crown fend-
ers, sqeedometer, and is electrically