The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-02-07
LOCAL BREvTTIE

Mrs. j. Z. Josey returned Wednes-
day from q two weeks visit to the
Coast.
Miss Dorothy Goss returned By
Mondays train from several months
stay at Salt Lake.
N. ]. Hough Of Cortez was an ar
rival by Wednesdays train to attend
to matters at the county seat.
r. M. Bradley. recently Of Divide
and Austin, has located in Eurekaand
is occupying the residence Of e. r.
Berg.
E. E. Roberts, a prominent mining
engineer of Tonopah, and consulting
engineer Of the Belcher Divide Co..
was in Eureka this week examining
properties.
John Dougherty, a carpenter and
former Eureka resident who left here
about six years ago and located at
winnemucca, Nevada. died in that
city on January 81.
DR.. Bremen stated yesterday that
although the flu was prevalent
throughout most of the State, no
cases Of the present epidemic have as
yet developed in Eureka.
C. F. wittenberg of Tonopah, ac-
companied by a party Of mining men.
spent two days in Eureka looking
over the Cyanide mine. They re-
turned to Tonopah Thursday morn
ing.
Ed Penrose Of Ruby Hill left
Thursday for San Francisco, and
from there he will go north to Alas
ka, where he has been employed for
several seasons in the salmon fisher
les.
John T. Donnelly returned yester-
day from a trip to Elko County. He
reports a great deal of activity in the
mining districts of Spruce Mountain
and Cherry Creek, which he visited,
with every one looking forward to
prosperous times In the future.
Charlie Sexton. superintendent of
the Eureka-Nevada Railway arrived
here yesterday on the speeder, in or
der to look after contemplated i'm
provements and alterations in the
roadbed, neccessitated by the greatly
increased traffic over the line.
The new electric lighting plant in
stalled In the Eureka-Croesus build
ing was completed this week and the
juice turned on Wednesday evening.
The entire system is working success
fully and is an added improvement to
the building.
H. C. Shotwell, a mining engineer
representing New York people, ar
rived here Wednesday to look over
the Eureka-Croesus property. Mr.
Shotwell has recently completed an
extensive trip through Arizona. ex-
aiming mining propositions in which
his employers were interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schiller we're ar
rivals in Eureka by Wednesdays
train from San Francisco. They are
here for a visit with Mrs. Schuler's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Burdick,
while en- route to Chicago. Mr.
Schiller is an expert egg handler and
goes East under engagement to take
a position with a salary of $3.50 pei
month.
Will Flavin returned by Wednes.
days train from Reno, where he re-
Gently went for a consultation Of ply.
sicians regarding a trouble that has
effected his back since doing overseas
military service. His ailment wal
diagnosed as curvature Of the spine
but not Of a serious nature. He II
wearing a plaster cast as a part of the
treatment he Ia now taking.
Walter Handley returned last weel
from attending the Stockmen's meet
ing at Reno, and on Wednesday wal
taken down with the flu. Since ther
in succession every member of thu
household at their ranch in Newark
Valley. including his wife and two
young children, George Vannoy ant
| Miss Carrie Gibellini have been at
tackled, and DR.. Bremen has mad
several trips to the ranch to attent
them. Miss Annie Smith is in charg'
of the patients, and all are reported
to he rafting along well.