The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-27

James Slack OF Carlin is in Eureka
for a business location.

i ulysses LAM was al dFFlsdA AEom
Elko Friday for a visit with Eureka
! relatives.
Miss Rose Curto is now employed
as assistant to local agent w. r. Gray
at the railway depot.
w. MoIter, superintendent OF the
| Holly-Extension. returned yesterday
| from his Christmas vacation.
c. III. Santina of Elko is a recent
| arrival and is looking over the dis
| trict with a view of remaining.
Winnie Merialdo returned home by
| Wednesdays train from a several
weeks visit at Oakland, California.
Ray Swick, teacher of the Lamoille
| valley district school, is spending his
holiday vacation at his home in Eu-
reka.
Mrs. Joseph Conner arrived from
| Tonopah Monday to join her husband
| and they have rented the AL Dees
house on Mob Hill.
Lyman Fulton returned home for
| the holidays by Mondays train from
| the Stanford University in California,
| where he is taking a law course.
The new hot water heating system
| installed in the Eureka Theatre was
| tried out at the picture shows during
| the week and is giving satisfactory
| service.
J. r. Tognoni brought in a load of
| white turkeys from his Duckwater
ranch Thursday and turkey shooting
was in order at the ball grounds south
| of town Friday afternoon.
All ex-Army and Navy men are
urged to attend the meeting in the
| Red Cross rooms at the Courthouse
this Saturday evening at 5 o'clock
to organize a Post of the American
Legion.
F. L. Torres, president Of the Eu-
reka-Croesus Mining Company, re-
| turned to Eureka by Mondays train
| from a several weeks business visit
in the East.
A carload of machinery for the Eu-
reka-Nevada Mining Company, ar
rived here this week. This is being
moved to the site of the Liberty tun-
mel on Prospect mountain and will be
Immediately installed.
Miss Ciotilde Biale and Tony De-
paoli, who are taking a commercial
course at the Polytechnic Business
College at Oakland, California, re-
turned home by Mondays train to
spend their holiday vacation.
The next social event in Eureka is
the Mob Hill Fire Company's annual
masquerade ball, to take place at the
Eureka Theatre on New Years eve.
A banner attendance is anticipated as
many fantastic costumes are being
made ready for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. T. Handley were
departures by to-day's train for New
York, from where they will sail for
England. They intend making an
extended visit at Wesmoreland, their
native home in England, where they
| both have close relatives living.
Ideal weather has prevailed in this
section during the week and Christ
mas day was unusually warm and
| pleasant. The warm days and freez-
| ing cold nights though is making the
| roads and footing hard to navigate
! and travel in and out of Eureka is
rather rough going.
]. C. Guerran, a mining man OF
| New York, arrived here yesterday.
| Mr.. Guerran, who already is inter-
| ested in properties at Tuscarora, has
| heard SO much about Eureka that he
| came in to see for himself some OF
/ the mines that are making Eureka
the coming camp of the West.
F.. H. Bird, vice president of the
| Holly Extension Company, was in
| town this week on business connected
| with that corporation. He expressed
| himself as more than pleased with
| the progress and showing in their
new shaft, and is one of many that
| believe the northern end of the dis
| trict is going to develop some OF the
| big producers within the next few
months.
w. A. Moore brought his son,
| George and his wife and baby into
| Eureka Monday from Newark valley.
1t was a hurried trip and was oc-
casioned by the Is months old child
| obtaining a small bottle of coal oil