The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-15
BREvITIEs.


Frank Bosko. the commercial trav-
eler. interviewed his Eureka CUSTOM
ers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Muir autoed
over from Hamilton Tuesday and re-
NAMED over night.
Charley Mitchell, the sheepman.
autoed over from Elko Wednesday
TO look over his interests in this Sec
ton.
The Eureka Water Works has an
important notice to patrons that use
company water for their lawns and
gardens in to-day's SENTINEL.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald returned
to Eureka by Mondays train from
Los Angeles and expects to remain
here for some length of time.
Miss Jessie Diamond. principal of
the Winnemucca grade schools, ar
rived in Eureka by Wednesdays
train and will spend her Summer
vacation at her home here.
Miss Isabel Merialdo. primary
teacher of the District School, left by
Thursdays train for Boulder. Colo
rada. to enter the Summer school of
the University of Colorado.
B. F. Shepherd, Jr., of Fresno. and
Thos. s. Robinson of San Francisco,
left Thursday morning. They have
been here for a few days in connec-
ton with their interest in the Holly
mine.
Mrs. w. r. Gilkey and little daugh-
ter left here by auto Sunday for
Elko en- route to Levilia. Iowa. where
she will spend her Summer vacation
with her mother and brothers at the
family home.
Miss Lottie F. Feeley. Commercial
teacher of the High School. left by
Thursdays train for her home at
Parlier, California. After a short
visit with her parents. she will enter
the Summer session of the University
Of California at Berkeley.
w. G. Rector. vice principal of the
High School during the past year.
left last Saturday for Atwater, Cali
fornia. his home. He expects to go
into military service Immediately.
His drafting into the service has been
postponed to enable him to finish out
his term of teaching.
L. w. Hope. superintendent of the
Holly mines. can claim the honor of
killing the first rattlesnake in this
section this year. His Honor, with
seven rattles and a button stuck mis-
head up out of the rocks near the
mine Tuesday. and Mr.. Hope dis
patched him with a shot through the
head from his revolver.
While no direct information is OBJ
tainable from the mining companies
operating here as to the erection of
milling plants in the near future. diff
ferent moves and the rustling for
milling machinery parts show that a
mill will be erected and put in opera
ton just as 500 as it is possible to
obtain the necessary machinery.
There is still some space to be filled
in the tobacco barrel at the Empire
saloon before it can be shipped to
the Boys in France" When you
are purchasing your next supply. re-
member that the boys lover there"
will appreciate some of the max
ings." and a sack or two contributed
to the barrel will help to fill it up.
Thomas Dixon, representative of
Eureka Lodge No. 16 to the Grand
Lodge of Masons that at
Tonopah Saturday, and Mrs. Abram
Laird and Miss Mary Fraser. repre-
sentatives of Iphigenia Chapter to
the Grand Lodge Order of Eastern
Star that also meets in that city. left
Eureka Wednesday morning by auto.
Dominic and Will Curto and their
sister. Mrs. Peter Salvi. autoed over
from Ely Sunday for a short visit
here with tha;. rothar Mro Al /