The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-14
APRIL IA, 1917
LOCAL BREvITIES.

a short visit to Salt Lake City.
George Potts autoed into Eureka
Friday from Monitor valley for a
short visit with Eureka friends.
Judge j. M. Requa of Palisade
came up by Fridays train to attend
TO some business matters in Eureka.
The American flag was placed on
all public buildings to-day. and nearly
all business houses and residences in
Eureka are now flying Old Glory.
Major H. G. Catlin left for Salt
Lake City by Tuesdays train Co at
tend to some business matters and is
expected to return here by next
Mondays train.
Miss Florence Morrison, who has
been seriously i'll for the past two
weeks, continues to improve. and it
is thought her condition is now ia
vorable for rapid recovery.
The Eureka Power & Light Com
pany received some material by Mon
days train and the work of wiring
anumber of buildings on Main street
was commenced Wednesday.
A. E. Kimball. one of the principal
owners in the Eureka Land & Live
Stock Company. came over from
Elko last Monday and will remain in
this section for several weeks.
If you want any Government veg
etable seeds call at this office.
Through the courtesy of Congress
man Roberts we have received a big
assortment and they are free for the
asking.
Glen Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Moore of Eureka, who is employed
with the big copper company at Ely.
rode over from there Wednesday on
his motor cycle for a visit with the
home folks.
An extra train came up from Pail
SADIE on Wednesday to clean up
some of the accumulated freight that
had piled up in the yard here while
our local railway was out of commits
sion for a couple of weeks, due to
several washouts on the road.
Nick Ratio returned Monday from
his trip to Typo and reports consid-
cradle activity in the old camp. He
confirms the reports regarding the
installation of new machinery and
the general preparedness being made
for working the mines on a large
scale.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt from State Printer Farms
worth of advance sheets of the laws
enacted at the recent session of the
State Legislature. Each of Eureka's
County officials were also favored
with a copy of the new laws by Tues
days mail.
The injured bearing on the 60-horse
power gasoline engine at the Connolly
mine having been replaced, work
with the full force of men was re-
sumed Friday. They are drifting
from the 200 level, and Superintend-
ent Huebner is now preparing to
start another drift from the 400 level.
Bernard Damele. accompanied by
his mother Mrs. Pietrina Damele.
returned to Eureka by Mondays
train from Rochester, Mimi, where
the latter underwent two operations
early in February at the Mayo Bros.
hospital for the removal Of a tumor
and gall stones. She stood the trip
home very we'll and Is gradually con.
valescing,
The Eureka Land & Live Stock
Company has now decided to shear
part of its sheep before Landing and
arrangements were made this week
TO commence clipping at Oak Station
on the local railway on Tuesday of
next week. The shearers have been
ordered and a supply Of provisions
was SEM to the shearing camp by to-
days train.
Frederick G. Hinckley Of Beowawe.
one of the candidates last Fall for