The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-12-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs

train 10 spend the holidays with
friends in California.
w. II. Russell is home from Spruce
mont. EIko County, to spend the hol
idays with his family in Eureka.
Tony Romano returned Tuesday
from business visit to San Francis
co and the western part OF the State.
A notice calling attention to an
examinations for Teachers Certifi-
Gates is published in to-day's Senti-
mel.
Charles Bremenkampf was an ar
rival by Thursdays train from San
Francisco to spend the holidays with
his relatives in Eureka.
John Roberts. brother Of Mrs. Ed
Bergman Of Prospect and a former
miner in this district, returned here
from Canada last Saturday.
The district schools throughout
the county have closed for the holi-
day vacation, and a number OF the
teachers are In Eureka to spend
Christmas with relatives and friends.
It is learned that Mrs. Agnes Nor
rison. who has been in failing health
for a number of months at her home
In Antelope valley. is in a critical
condition. No hopes are now en-
tertained for her recovery.
Don't forget that the Rescue Hose
Company Hall Association Christmas
Eve Dance takes place at its new pa
vilion this friday evening. All
arrangements have been made to give
those attending an evening filed with
merriment and enjoyment.
The case OF d. P. Hughes. arrested
last week for issuing checks against
a bank In which he had no funds. was
dismissed In the Justice Court this
week on the grounds that defendant
had since paid all checks within ten
days OF the date OF their issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raine came
up from Pine Valley In their auto
last week and left here in time to get
over the SUBMITS on their way to
Los Angeles before the recent heavy
snow falls. A telegram announced
that they were far enough south to
get through safely to their Winter
home at Hollywood. California.
A telegram received in Eureka
Monday announced that Mrs. Caro-
line Huebner. who was visiting her
Mrs. Andrew Anderson at
Bingham, Utah, had suddenly been
taken III and was to be taken to Salt
Lake City to undergo an operation
for appendicitis. Her sons here, AL
fred and VIII Huebner. left Tuesday
for Utah to be with their mother.
Owing to storm conditions. Field
Secretary Robert A. lie Roux tele-
graphed Eureka Post No. 20, Ameri-
can Legion. that he would be unable
to visit Eureka as arranged. and the
public meeting announced to take
place In the courtroom last Monday
evening was indefinitely postponed. |
A business meeting of the Post was
held that evening and a vote of
thanks was extended the Board of |
County Commissioners for it's ten
der of the use of the courtroom for |
its public meeting.
The storm that commenced In Eu-
reka last Sunday evening resulted in
the heaviest fall of snow that has
visited this Immediate section In sew
eral years. When the storm let up
about Is inches had fallen,
and some six inches more has been
added at intervals since. The fall
was much heavier In and about Eu-
reka than in the surrounding valleys.
Reports from Antelope. Newark, Dia-
mond and Fish Creek valleys give a
fall of between three and four inches.
and about the same at Duckwater.
From the Sadler ranch in Diamond
valley to Mineral Hill and Union the
fall is said to have equalled that in
Both the Pinto and New
ark SUBMITS are covered with more
snow than fell in Eureka, and reports
from Tonkin say that the snow fall
was heavy in that section. The heavy
wind last night drifted and covered
up all the roads so that travel in and
out of Eureka will be difficult until
they are broken and opened again.
The barometer still indicates more
storm.