The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-01-27
C BREvITIEs.

Antelope valley Tor q Few Gays Visit
in Eureka.
William Robinson of Newark val
lev returned to Eureka by Fridays
train from a business trip to Salt
Lake City.
The annual statement of the Rich
mond-E Eureka Mining Company for
the calendar year. 1916, is published
in to-day's SENTINEL.
Pete Carletti and Frank Winzell
came up from Alpha by Fridays
train to attend to-day's meeting of
the Protective Range Association.
Thomas Jury of Ruby Hill left by
Tuesdays train fer Battle Mountain,
Nevada, where he expects to obtain
employment in the mines near there.
The delinquent tax sale of some 20
odd pieces Of property will be sold in
front Of the Court house next Mon
day noon by County Treasurer r.
Mechanics.
DR.. Mabel K. Young, who has been
sick with infammatory rheumatism.
is again up and ready for work in her
Office at the Bailey house on Spring
street.
James Siri. one of the engineers
employed at the Connolly mine. who
recently brought his family here,
has moved them to Prospect to re-
side for the present.
Quite a number of stockmen and
ranchers are in Eureka to-day to at
tend the meeting of the Protective
Range Association that is called to
take place this afternoon.
Bernard Damele came into Eureka
Friday by auto from Tonkin, but
says he found a number of snowdrifts
on the road that made his a get
down and dig to get through.
1t is almost authoritatively stated
that wedding bells will ring out here
soon after February LIST announcing
the marriage Of a popular young
couple well known to all Eurekans.
Albert Laird of the SENTINEL force
has been i'll and confined to his home
during the past week with an attack
of intestinal trouble. His condition
has now taken a favorable turn and
it is believed that he will soon be up
and around again.
The annual statements of the EU-
reka-Nevada Railway Company. and
the Eureka-N Nevada Railway Com
pany by the Nevada Transportation
Company. for the calendar year, 1916,
are published in to-day's SENTINEL.
DE. Sayre, an electrical engineer
of Salt Lake City. was an arrival by
last Mondays train. 1t is understood
his visit here was for the purpose of
looking into the feasibility of erect
ing an electrical light and power
plant in Eureka. He returned down
the road by the next mornings train.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to
Assemblyman Lyman Fulton of Eu-
reka County for copies of a number
Of bills recently introduced in the
Nevada Legislature. These bills
will be kept on file at the SENTINEL
office. and any one interested may
call and look them over.
The Brown Hotel has this week
been filling its ice house with 20 tons
OF ice from the Angelo Depaoli
ranch. about four miles east of Eu-
reka. Several teams have been en-
gagged in the hauling. and the blocks
OF ice this year are unusually clear
and average about 20 inches in thick
ness.
George II. Carter. engaged in
ranching and stock raising near Sum-
NIT Station, was a visitor in Eureka
several days this week. He reports
that all kinds Of stock in that section
are so far getting through the Win
ter in good order, and are generally
having a much easier time than last
year Notwithstanding the long severe