The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-10-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs

w. H. Russell returned sunday
from a business trip to Reno and
Carson.
Miss Miriam Foy. confidential stem
oCrapher and secretary to Eugene
Davis. arrived from New York last
Wednesday.
To help raise Eureka County's
ouota of the Salvation Army Fund.
Eugene Davis will duplicate each $40
contribution up to 500. This oppor-
unity should not be lost. Subscribe
now.
Austin jackson has been in Eureka
several days attending to business
matters and says the old camp looks
good to him again. and that general
conditions are surely most favorable
for her coming back"
County Assessor w. J. Hooper re-
turned home Sunday from Carson,
where he has been in attendance up
on the State Board of Equalization,
which has been in almost continuous
session during the past month.
Angelo Berolo. the Eureka mer-
chant, is preparing to take care of
his customers during the Winter
months and has an announcement in
to-day's SENTINEL regarding a couple
Of carload shipments he has ordered.'
J.F. Jeffry, travelling auditor Of
the American Red Cross covering
Southern California and Nevada. was
an arrival by auto from Austin Mon
day and went over the books of the
local Chapter in Eureka. He report
ed the books and accounts of this
Chapter in excellent order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reynolds.
who have been here visiting their
son, W. R. Reynolds and his family
for several weeks. left by auto last
Saturday for Currie. White Pine
County. for a visit with E. G. Rey-
nolds, q nephew, before returning to
their home in Ohio.
Robert and Thomas Kelley return
ed Friday from Bishop. California,
where they were called last Saturday
BY the serious illness of their father.
Thomas Kelley. He rallied from the
attack and upon their departure
they left him slightly improved. but
owing to complications and his ad-
vanced age his illness is of a serious
nature.
M. H. Briggs Of New York. con-
fidential counsel to Eugene Davis.
and who has charge of all the legal
matters connected with his various
enterprises. arrived on Wednesday.
1t lie understood that his special mis-
sion here is to pass upon the title to
the Eureka alisade railroad and to
supervise the details of its transfer
to Mr.. Davis.
Mrs. C. M. Dull. who has been
making an extended visit at her old
home here. was Joined last week by
her husband. and they we're depart
ures to-day for Kansas City. Mo-.
present headquarters ef Mr.. Dull.
who is 10Y travelling auditor for the
Campbell Bakeries System. inc. that
has % large bakeries in operation in
the principal cities of the United
States.
Blaine Shobar Of Lamoille Valley
Elko County. returned to Eureka
Wednesday from a prospecting and
inspection trip in Lander County.
de Is interested in a silver-lead claim
81 miles north Of Austin in Grass
valley. on which recent development
work has made a most promising
showing. He visited the recent gold
discovery at Birch Creek e Aus
IN and says it looked good to him.
Edward Skillman returned home
Monday from San Francisco. where
ne completed six weeks mechanical
course with the M~ergenthaler Limo
type Company. in order to be able to
act A. trouble" man on the SENTi-
NEL's new Model Five linotype.
which was shipped from San Fran