The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-05-29
LOCAL BREvITIES


ering ice in Eureka to-day. the first
this Summer.
w. ]. Harris, who spent the Win
ter in the western part of the State
returned to Eureka Friday.
Miss Mary Romano was an arrival
from Oakland, California, Monday
for an extended visit in Nevada.
w. H. Guerin of Elko and ]. Sher-
win of New York are visitors here
this week and are looking over the
district.
The advertisement of the Fidelity
Finance & Funding Company of
Reno, Nevada, appears in to-day's
Sentinel"
Robert Laird on Wednesday en-
tered the employ OF Gather & Flavin,
as their solicitor and general deliv-
cry man.
II the second installment of taxes
for the year 1919 is not paid before
June z, 15%, together with penalty
and cost, will be added thereto.
Walter Young was an arrival from
Oatman. Arizona, last Saturday, be-
ing called to Eureka by the death of
his brother-in-law, r. A. Laird.
There will be a meeting of the Eu-
reka Post of the American Legion at
the Red Cross rooms on Saturday
evening, June S, at 1880 O'Clock.
w. G. Chapman, auditor of the
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company.
was departure by Mondays train
for short visit at San Francisco.
Mrs. Pietrina Damele and her
daughter, Miss TinS. returned home
Friday from a several weeks visit
with relatives at Oakland. California.
Rev. Father Bache was an arrival
from Elko Wednesday, and will hold
services at the Catholic chSrch in Eu-
reka at 8 O'Clock tomorrow, May 80.
A. C. Harris is having his building
on the corner of Main and Bateman
streets newly painted and put in re-
pair for occupancy for business pur-
poses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albino Romano of
Diamond Valley left for Elko Friday.
Mr.. Romano expects to take a posi-
tion there and they will probably re-
main.
Ernest Gordon, son-in-law of
Judge Fitzgerald, who has been max
ing a business visit in Eureka, re-
turned to his home at Los Angeles
Tuesday.
Mccoy Fitzgerald. who spent a
couple of weeks here looking after
property interests, was a departure
Friday for his home in Alameda,
California.
Wallace Bailey autoed over to Elko
Thursday to meet his sister, Mrs. E.
Wilson and her young son of Seattle,
Wash. who will make a visit at the
Bailey ranch in Diamond Valley.
Commissioner r. ]. Reid Thursday
inspected the new grade work being
done on the Newark summit, and
found that about 500 of the 2200
feet contracted for has been COM
pleted.
The social dance given at the Eu-
reka Theatre Friday. evening for the
benefit of suffering children in Eu-
ropes stricken countries was well at
tended and the sum realized will help
toward the relief that is being sent
overseas.
Frank Picardo, who left Eureka
last October for visit with his fam
lily in Italy, returned here last week.
He found general living conditions
greatly changed in his home country,
and all living costs much higher than
in America. He has arranged for
his family to shortly join him here.
Deputy Superintendent of Schools,
J. v. Comerford is making his official
visit to the schools throughout this
section, coming to Eureka from Aus
tin where he was doing service last
week. He reports the closing of dis
trict schools with the years work
very satisfactory, and a better out
look for the coming year.
Raymond Gandugiia and ]. Ferrari
accepted delivery of new two and a
half ton Kleiber truck at Elko this
week. They loaded 1t to capacity
and Robert Kelley drove 1t over We'd
nesday and delivered it here without
a blemish. The new owners plan to
use the truck in hauling wood prin-
cipally. but will also do freighting
and a general jobbing business.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald returned to
Eureka this week after a years abb
sence, during which time he has trav-
eled extensively exemplifying the
work of Scottish-Rite Masonry, the
Judge being a 33rd degree Mason.
When he left Eureka for Elko a year
ago. he was barely able to make the
trip, but returns in greatly improved
health and intends continuing with
the work in which he is engaged.
Father & Flavin have a new coun-