The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-02-01
rHE EUREKA SENTINEL
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1919
C BREVITIES.

UOILl Val ol1OA al oNSA " wi
tez Sunday to look at a mining prop
osition near there.
County Recorder Edgar Father
left by Sundays train on a business
trip to the Western part of the State.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board Of County Commissioners
will be held next Wednesday, Febru-
airy 5.
District Attorney w. R. Reynolds
left by Tuesdays speeder on a trip
to Elko. He is expected home on to-
days extra train.
Miss Ferinda Curto went out to
Roberts Greek Monday with Isadore
Sara for a few days visit with her
sister, Miss Rose.
No n has been in town this week
from Diamond Valley where the we'll
is being drilled for artesian water
and nothing has been learned re-
garding its progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Raine and Mrs.
1 Mamie Shultes left Pine Valley last
/ week for Rochester, Mimi. where
Mr.. Raine will enter the Mayo Bros
hospital for treatment.
During the week the SENTINEL has
received bills introduced in the Ne
vada Legislature up to No. 16, and
any one interested in looking them
over is invited to call at the SENTINEL
office.
j. R. Tognoni and Joe Tognetti
autoed up from Duckwater Thurs
day and are still in town attending
to business matters and arranging
for the coming Spring work. Mr..
Tognetti recently sold his sheep and
now has a bunch of cattle that he is
Winter feeding at the Tognoni ranch.
James Kautz and Ed Flavin. who
have been employed at the mines at
Ely for a number of months, re-
turned home by last Saturday train.
They report that the copper COM
panies there are reducing their forces
and production and that the labor
| situation in White Pine is in a very
/ unsettled condition.
4 George Cox was in town from the
/ east side of Diamond Valley Friday
and reports having had good sue
cess trapping so far this Winter. He
/ says he has caught an average of one
coyote a day since the first Of No
vember. and that the coyotes and
cats are now coming down into the
fats in increasing numbers.
A. C. Florio came up from Duck
water Wednesday and reports every
thing fourishing in that section,
with all kinds of live stock Wintering
we'll. He says the snow at Duck
water has all disappeared and that
in coming towards Eureka there is
none until you near Pogue's. He is
looking forward to another bumper
crop on his ranch this Summer.
w. R. Gilkey, John Pastorio and
Marco Venturino, leasers of mining
|ground at Silverado belonging to
Kelley & R~ebaleati, came into Eure-
ka Thursday for supplies. The two
latter are running a tunnel in be-
tween 300 and 400 feet to get under
a lead of ore exposed. in workings
above and report having made good
~progress-a little over 100 feet in the
past month.
Manager J. E. Sexton of the local
railway came up from Palisade on
last Saturdays special to look over
the mail and train service problems
from this end of the line and incident
ally attend to some business matters.
He stated there was a prospect of
work being resumed at the Windfall
mine this Summer, and that he x
pected some eastern people out here
soon to look at the property.
Walter Handley succeeded We'd
npq1ov IN oroccip~ oyor tho Nou,ork