The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-05-24
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SATURDAY. MAY -. 1919
c BREvIrIEs.

Stock Company was an arrival by
wednesdays train.
william Laird and Attorney w. r.
REYNOLDS left yesterday to attend to
some legal matters at Ely.
Don't forget that the second in
.,allment of 1918 taxes will become
delipquent on Monday. June 2.
Assessor w. J. Hooper returned
Monday from an official visit over
the north end of the county.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of a desirable home in Eureka
for sale in to-day's SENTINEL.
Deputy State Engineer McFarlane
il now at Currant Greek. engaged in
adiudicating water matters in that
section.
George Potts autoed over from
Monitor Valley the first of the week
for a visit with relatives and Eureka
friends.
Proposals for erecting the new
school building at Palisade are pub
lished under under New To-day in
the SENTINEL.
Manager w. A. Barnes of the Eu-
reka-Holly Mining Company returned
to San Francisco Thursday after a
short visit of inspection here.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman returned
home by Wednesdays train from
Berkeley, California. where she has
been living since last Summer.
Silver after dropping back to 81 4
l.2is again up to 81 .06 to-day with the
belief general that it will soon 90
considerable higher. All conditions
are favorable for an increasing de-
mand for the white metal.
A telegram received here yester-
day from Isadore Sara at San Fran
cisco, who was called there last
week by the illness of his wife,
stated that Mrs. Sara was improving
but her condition was still serious.
Superintendent julius Huebner of
the Eureka-C roesus Mining Company
made the first payment this week on
the lease of the Brown Hotel prop
erty acquired last week, and the.
work of putting the hotel in thorough
order for occupancy on June l was
Immediately commenced.
d. Drysdale and A. C. Burns of
San Francisco, interested in mining.
are Eureka visitors. The latter
gentleman has been here since the
first of the week looking over the
Windfall mines and other adjacent
properties, and the former arrived
by yesterdays train with j. E. Sex
ton, present owner of the Windfall.
The SENTINEL has been requested
to ask the people in general who may
through error receive mail from the
post office not intended for them to
RENAL the same at once, even though
it has been opened by mistake. With
our limited mail service from the
outside the holding of a letter several
days often causes serious delay and
annoyances.
A letter received in Eureka this
week from DR.. j. Barton Powell. of
Stockton. California. contains favor
able information of d. Ferovini of
Eureka. Both eyes have been opera
tedupon for the removal of c~ataraets.
and n with good uccess Mr..
rerovini has also been under general
medical treatment and the doctor ex-
pected to shortly be able to send him
home.
About 100 persons from Eureka
and other points of the county en-
enjoyed the hospitality Of the Stephen
and Antoine Damele families at their
nome ranch at Tonkin Friday eve
nlng. Dancing was in order and a
general good time was passed by
those present. At midnight a gen.
erous spread was served and thor
oughly enjoyed by those that had
taken the long auto ride to reach