The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs

Mrs. E. O'Connor left yesterday for
a trip to Elko.
Ed Mann was a departure Wednes-
day for a trip to Salt Lake.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of r. II. Officer & Co., assayers
and chemists. appearing in to-day's
Sentinel"
A. e. Kimball of the Eureka Land
& Stock Company spent several days
here this week attending to company
business.
Attorney E. p. Carville is in Eu-
reka attending to District Court mat
tiers, and is accompanied by his wife
and two children.
r. A. Peters, a representative OF
the r. G.. Dun Co., spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Eureka interview
ing our business people.
Frank Sigarini left to-day for a
visit with relatives at Stockton, Cal
ifornia, and may decide to locate per-
manently in the Golden State.
Attorney j. NJ. Lockhart, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter,
were arrivals from Ely Friday. Mr..
Lockhart is here on legal business.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher and grand
children left by auto last Sunday for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Dave Nor
row, in Lamoille Valley, Elko County.
Robert Kelley and b. p. Merialdo
left yesterday by auto for Bishop,
California, where the former goes to
attend to some business matters and
arrang to bring his mother with him
on his return here.
Hugh Leonard returned Thursday
from a trip to Tonopah and was ac-
companied by Ed Ashton, a mining
man of the southern country, who
will look over mining conditions in
this section.
Bert Spencer of Austin, who went
as a member of the Nevada rifle team
to Camp Perry, Ohio, arrived there
i'll, and upon being examined was
found to have the measles and was
placed in quarantine.
J. s. Bagg, in hcarge of work here
last Winter for Buckley Wells, is
now experimenting the joint opera
lions of the Eureka-Hamilton and
Eberhardt-Aurora mining companies
near Hamilton, Nevada.
The Ratio VS.. Laird water case, in
which stipulations entered into pro-
viding for submission to the court by
both sides of findings of facts and
conclusions of law, was up for deter
mination in the District Court to-day
Will Flavin, who has been under
the care of Reno physicians for sew
eral months, went to Reno last week
for further treatment. He writes
that the doctors speak favorably of
his condition and that he expects to
return home next week.
Assessor w. j. Hooper expected to
leave to-day for Carson to attend the
meeting of the State Board Of Equal
ization that was scheduled to v
on August 16. He received notice
Friday that the meeting had now
been postponed to August 23.
United States Senator Charles B.
r. Henderson and his son, Wellington,
were arrivals from Elko last evening.
Mr.. Henderson is the Democratic can
didate for reelection to the Senator
ship from Nevada, and Is now cam
paigning through this section OF the
State.
Mrs. Laura Hoegh and son Tracey,
accompanied by Judson Hooper, ar
/ rived here Tuesday from Puente, Cal
ifornia. They were travelling by auto
and the two former continued on to
! Ruby Valley, Elko County, where
they will visit for several weeks with
DR.. Henry Hagar.
w. H. Russell returned Thursday
from Sprucemont, Elko County,
where he now has the Lombard trac-
tor engaged in hauling ore from the
| Sprucemont Mining Company's mines
to Tobar, a distance of 26 miles. He
expects to be here about a week at
| tending to business matters.
One of the heaviest transforms ex-
perienced in this section this Summer
broke shortly after noon last Sun
| day and for about 20 minutes the
rain fell in torrents, giving all sx-
posures a thorough wetting down.
Lighter showers fell at intervals dur
ing the afternoon.
George Boreham, a mechanic with
the C. F. Weber Co. of San Francisco,
| has been in Eureka for the past week
installing the Smith Sanitary Closets
for the Eureka schools and private
parties. He completed his work to-
| day and leaves tomorrow for Elko
and Metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Solomon were ar
rivals from San Francisco by Fridays
train. Mr.. Solomon is interested In
the Uncle Sam Consolidated Mining
| Company and is being shown through
the property to-day by D. States, who
Is in charge here during Manager F.
T. Torpey's absence.
j. B. Rebaleati returned Thursday
from Shelton, Elko County, with his
family, who were there for a visit
with Mrs. Rebaleati's sister. Mrs ID.
J.. Riordan. He found the children
of that locality being severely at
| tackled with whooping cough, and his
own boy among the number, so he
thought it advisable to return home