The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-05-04


". A. Barnes returned by Thurs
DAVIS train from a business trip to
Rochester. Nevada.
Ed Fine left by Mondays train to
take a position with the George Rus
sell Company at Elko.
Judge Peter Breen left by Thurs
davis train for Austin to hold a term
Of the Lander County District Court.
Dan Kelley left for Los Angeles by
Mondays train for a visit with his
father. and will probably be away
about two months.
Miss Rose Cnrto came into Eureka
Thursday from the Roberts Creek
ranch. where she is teaching. for a
weeks visit at home.
George A. Carter. one of the pros
porous cattlemen of Garden valley.
spent Wednesday in Eureka attend
ing to business matters.
Richard Hooper of the Eureka
Garage. accompanied by his sister,
Miss Elsie. left at noon to-day by
auto for a trip to Elko.
R. j. Harris this week shipped two
carloads of ore over the local rail-
way from the Bullwhacker mine on
Adams Hill to the Salt Lake smelters.
Major H. G. Catlin, general mana
ger of the Croesus Mining Company,
left New York this week for the
West and is expected in Eureka
shortly.
Mrs. M. Delaney received a letter
this week from her son. Edward,
stating that he was in the Ambulance
Corps and was now stationed at
Bose, Texas.
Victor Venturino, now engaged in
the cattle business in Newark Val
ley, has been in Eureka this week at
tending to business matters and visit
ing friends here.
Nearly all the sheep owners in this
section have completed the shearing
of their flocks, and while they had
cold and stormy weather at the
start, the latter part of the work
was finished In ideal weather.
A letter received in Eureka this
week from Harry Fault of Ruby Hill
stated that he had recently been
transferred from Camp Fremont in
California to Washington. d. C., and
was in the Engineers Corps. He is
at present training as a blacksmith
and reports being well pleased with
the work and his surroundings.
j. D. Gold. formerly vice principal
of the Eureka County High School.
now with the United States Navy
Department, was recently trans
ferred from the League Island navy
yard at Philadelphia to the navy
yard at Washington, D.. G. In a let
ter to the SENTINEL he wished to be
remembered to everybody in Eureka.
The following advertisers have con-
tributed their space in the SENTINEL
this week to the County Food Ad-
ministi ator for The publication of
matter pertaining to the saving OF
food in helping to win the war:
Mrs. F. Kopp. The Eureka Cash
Store. Eureka Garage & Supply Co.,
and the First National Bank of Elko,
DIR. G. M. Roberts. who rendered
his resignation as County Physician
and Health Officer last month, was a
departure by Thursdays train. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Roberts
and they intend going direct to Ken
lucky, where they will locate at Ma
Geo, the Doctor having purchased a
farm near there during his visit East
last Summer. Later he contemplates
continuing the practice of medicine
at Greensboro. a nearby city of some
$1,000 population. DIR. Roberts has
been our resident physician here for
about eight years. succeeding the
late DIR. Burnett in his practice. and
has compounded his own prescrip-
tons, serving Mrs. H. M. Schneider as
her d~ruooisf and assistant. Success