The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-03-06


reka County for a period Of four
years
II. H Schmftt. stockman from Dav-
is. California. arrived in Eureka on
Yesterdays train. and will spend a
few DAYS here on business
A. W. Cakes Of Salt Lake City
spent several days in Eureka this
week in the interests of a machinery
company which he represents.
Attention of the readers Of the
Sentinel" is called 10 the advertise
ment Of Hereford bulls for sale by
Tony Romano. appearing in thisissue-
The attention of the readers of the
Sentinel" is called to the advertise
ment Of Tony Romano's Peoples Mar
ket. appearing for the first time in
this issue.
The Sentinel" has received from
Justice wardell. Internal Revenue
Agent for this district. a supply OF
income tax report blanks. which will
be distributed to those who want
them.
Robert Raine. the Pine valley ran
cher. who is spending the Winter in
California for the ben EFT of his health.
has bought a home near Los Angeles.
where he and his family are now 10
Gated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schiller. who
we're attacked with the flu while Wis
iting the latter's parents here. were
sufficiently recovered to continue on
their journey to Chicago the first Of
the week.
James S. Morrison. wife and infant
daughter, and Harry Fault left on
Thursdays train for Melrose, Mon
tana. for a visit with Mrs. Morrison's
and Mr.. Faults mother, Mrs. W. j.
Eathorne. and other relatives
Mrs. CASTOR Uhalde returned to
her home in Eureka Friday from a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louie Palma at their ranch home.
Her little son. attacked with pneu-
monia while there. is reported out of
danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Whelan came
to Eureka this week with the inten-
ton of making this town their home.
Mr.. Whelan came here from Bishop,
California, where he was connected
with the Tungsten mine at that place.
The Eureka Cash Store has re-
ceived this week a full carload of Co.
900 pounds of Big &C" -four. made
by the Crowther Brothers Milling
Company of Malad City. Idaho. 1t is
a high patented -four made from sell
ected hard wheat. and is guaranteed
to be satisfactory.
Attention of readers of the Sen
tinel" is called to the advertisement
of Thomas S. Robinson & Company,
stock brokers, of San Francisco. Tom
Robinson. the head of the firm. boasts
of Eureka as being his home town.
AS he is one of the leading brok-
ers in the West. this is a boast that
Eureka is proud of.
Owing to the inability of the attor-
neys for both the prosecution and de-
Tense to appear in the case of the
State VS.. w. r. Reynolds, set for last
Tuesday morning, the Third judicial
District Court was adjourned until
10 a. m. March g.. All jurors who
had been s~ubpenaed were notified
hat they were excused until the
court opens on the date set.
r. A. Allen, Assistant State En-,
gineer. and B. G. Mcbride, deputy in
the State Engineers Office at Carson
| City, arrived in Eureka to-day or
their way to Currant Creek and La.
Vegas. In accordance with a pre-
vious request made to the State En-
gineer by the local school board, the,
stopped over here to-day TO inspec'
the Eureka school building.
Last week Frank Romano, Jr. wa,
attacked with the flu at his home il
Eureka, and his wife and littl,
daughter followed in quick success
sion-the family all being down will
the disease at the same time. Oh
Monday of this week Mrs. Romano
gave birth to a daughter, and OF
Tuesday her condition was alarmin,
to the family and friends. She hal
since taken a turn for the better ant
both she and the baby are now pro
crossing f~avorably.
Mrs. L. T. Herchmer was taker
from Eureka last Tuesday to Loi
Angeles, where she will undergo al
operation for gall bladder trouble
She yes accompanied as far as Pals
ade by DIR. w. H: Bremen, and hel
husband, L. T. Herchmer. superin
tendent for the Ruby Hill Develop
ment Company. went with her to Lol
Angeles. Mrs. J.. e. Sexton, of Pal
isade. attended her to Oakland, ant
hat far on the journey she was stand