The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs

railroad.
F. L. Middleton. a prominent min
ing man Of Elko County, was an ar
rival by Wednesdays train.
Postmaster Laura Hoegh returned
by Wednesdays train from a couple
OF weeks visit at Los Angeles.
w. r. McFadden, travelling auditor
Of the Nevada Industrial Commission.
spent several days in Eureka this
week.
Austin Jackson was an arrival bv
Wednesdays train to look after his
increasing mining interests In this
district.
Commissioner r. ]. Reid returned
Wednesday from a months visit with
Mrs. Reid at their home at San Ma
teo. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rosevear and
little SON were departures by Thurs
days train on their return to their
home at Winnemucca.
State Mining Inspector Andy Stin-
son and his deputy, Alex Baird, spent
several days here this week in going
over the district.
Eugene Davis was a departure for
the Coast by Tuesdays train and will
probably be away from Eureka until
close to the holidays.
Superintendent L. w. Hope of the
Eureka-Holly Mining Company re-
turned by Wednesdays train from a
business trip to the Coast.
c. B. Page has been engaged to
teach the Antelope district school
and arrived in Eureka from Denver,
Colorado, by Wednesdays train.
J. A. Christensen of the Western
Machinery Company of Salt Lake put
in several busy days here this week
taking orders for new machinery.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board OF County Commissioners
was held yesterday. A report of the
proceedings will appear next week.
A carload of lumber arrived this
week for the Eureka-King Company
that is to be used for buildings be-
ing erected at the mouth of the Eu-
reka Tunnel.
Joseph r. Tognoni brought a load
of dressed beef into Eureka the first
of the week from his ranch at Duck
water and had little trouble In dis
posing OF the meat.
Thomas Kitchen of Ruby Hill has
entered the employ of the Eureka
Cash Store and will move his family
to Eureka as soon as suitable quar-
ters can be obtained.
w. H. Nc Nair OF McNair & Stoker,
prominent attorneys of San Francis
CO, has been in Eureka during the
week looking over a number of min
ing properties in this district.
Eugene Davis has engaged the Eu-
reka Theatre for Christmas Eve, fol-
lowing the picture show. and Will
give a dancing party to the employees
of the Eureka Croesus and King Min
ing Companies and invited guests.
Manager ]. e. Sexton of the Eu-
Nevada Railway informs the
Sentinel that after December b,
1919, the Eureka-Nevada Railway
will not wait for Southern Pacific
trains at Palisade.
About four inches Of new snow
fell here Thursday night, making SIX
inches during the week. The storm
ia reported general over the State,
with a much heavier precipitation in
the western part. The barometer
now indicates fair weather.
w. ]. Molter. manager Of the Holly
Extension Mining Company, has lum-
ber on the ground for a shaft house,
Wnlcn Will % ercct0u wnon eno ~
is a little deeper. 1t is now IL Feet
and a hoist and head frame are on
the way to Eureka.
The Eureka Cash Store this week
received the largest shipment OF can
goods brought into Eureka at one
time in many years. There was over
1900 pounds in the consignment
and II took -four cars of the local road
| to bring 1t up from Palisade.
The Eureka Croesus Company re-
ceived carload of coal "Wednesday
ffor use at the mine on Prospect noun
tain and for q supply Of fuel at the
mouth of the Prospect Mountain Tun'
mel. where preparatory work for com