The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-13

John Nicholas Of Ruby Hill left
lThurpday for Battle Mountain q
the west part Of the State.
Neil Plummer left Eureka last
Tuesday, going to the family
at Mineral Hill
Samuel Ferguson, a mining man
from Spokane. Washington. was in
J Eureka this week. leaving on Satur-
days train.
Will E. Moore of Newark valley.
after a several months absence In
California. returned to Eureka Mon
| day en- route home
T. r. Whalen and wife. who came
here from Bishop, California. have
taken up their residence In the Nc
Bride house on Atlas Hill.
Mrs. c. NJ. Dull. was ar arrival by
| Fridays train from Kansas City. NO.,
being called here by the Illness OF
her mother. Mrs. r. Mechanics
Mrs. Edna Covert PIummer left on
Thursdays train for Reno and Car
son City on legal business, and will
return the early part of next week.
The attention Of Sentinel" read
ers is called to the advertisement CT
Father & Flavin. appearing for the
first time in this issue of our paper.
Johnny Blair came into Eureka
Wednesday and took DR.. Bremen
out to Antelope valley to attend
Ethel Allison, who is in a poor state
of health.
II. III. Hunter, mining engineer for
a company with headquartersin Love-
lock. spent several days In Eureka
this week looking over the mining
properties in this district. He came
here from Elko.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson,
Jr. who have been living at Hylton,
Elko County. for the past W. years,
recently returned to Eureka and
have taken up their residence at their
home OF Spring street.
Frank winzell, his sister, Mrs.
John Cockrill. and Mrs. Ida Gilbert,
autoed up from Garden valley Thurs
day to attend to business matters in
Eureka, and remained over night, re-
turning home Friday afternoon.
The attention of the reader is
called to the sale of Eureka County's
interest In several patented mines.
advertised in this issue of the paper.
And also to the sale of the Reming-
ton typewriter to the highest bidder.
A special train was run to Eureka
from Palisade last Sunday, bringing
rails and ties for the new Ruby Hill
railroad track and also the Eureka
mail. Postmaster Gates distributed
the mail. although the Postal Depart
ment does not require that 1t be done
on Sundays.
A. c. Florio came from his ranch
at Duckwater to Eureka last Monday,
remaining at his home here for sew
eral days. He said that about a foot
of snow fell at his ranch during the
storm W weeks ago, and that the
late snowfalls will be of great bene-
fit to the ranges next Summer.
L.. T. Herchmer, superintendent
for the Ruby Hill Development Com
pany, returned last Monday from Los
Angeles. where he accompanied Mrs.
Herchmer, who was taken there to
be operated upon. She will be given
a needed rest before the operation is
performed.
The following persons came to Eu-
reka n answer to subpenas for Jurors
in the Third Judicial Court, which
was adjourned Tuesday until April
6: Bert Via, Paul Pedrioli, E. j
knight, Louise Via, John Eccles
George e. Cox, Peter Damele, Fritz
Waltz, Martin I~saacs. Steve Damele
and F. w. Alters.
L. w. Hope, local weather observ
err, informs us that five inches o.
snow fell here Tuesday night, bul
owing to the warmth of the ground
and atmosphere 1t melted in a short
time. The snow was unusually damp
and added to the other snowfall ant
rainfall will be of great benefit t.
this vicinity. The precipitation wa
general over the Coast.
S. T. Jeffreys announces that h,
has opened up his new law offices OF
Main Street, near the Europa Hotel
Mr.. Jeffreys is an attorney of wild,
experience, and expects to build up
clientele here. For many years b
has given special attention to mining
and water laws, and came to Nevad,
three years ago to represent the Uni
ted States government in water liti
cation.
The combination freight and pas
senger depot being built here ha
reached a stage of construction wher'
1t begins to take on appearances o
being fairly well advanced toward 1t
final shape. The frame work of tn,
upstairs portion is being put in place
and the roof is already being put OF
the single story part. OF course
there will be considerable inside worl
to be done after the roof is completed
Mrs. Antonio Pollari. and two sons
Pasquale, II years old, and Giuseppe
ten years old, arrived in Eureka las
Saturday night, and with their hus
band and father. are making thei
home at the corner Of Spring an,
Clark streets. This is their frs
trip to this country. leaving Italy OF
January 8, and arriving in New Yorl
City on January rs, where they Wis