The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-01-10
LOCAL BREYTTIES

Charles Smith and ROBERT Trud-
geon of Tonopah we're in Eureka yes
terday.
Eugene Davis il expected to return
from San Francisco by to-day's spec
ial train.
The professional card Of Attorney
s. T. Jeffreys appears in to days
Sentinel"
F. S. Naething of Denver is a re-
cent arrival to look over mining con-
dftions in the district.
Mrs. James Griffin and two children
of Cariin. Nevada, were arrivals by
Fridays train for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morrison.
F. A. Fulkerson has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of thelate
Caroline s. wenban, and has a notice
to creditors Of this estate in to-day's
Sentinel"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raine, who
recently went to California for the
benefit Of Mr.. Raine's health, are
now at Los Angeles and his health is
reported to be improving.
Miss Mary Fraser was a departure
by Tuesdays train for San Francisco.
where she intends taking a course Of
training necessary to qualify her In
becoming a trained nurse.
The names Of Willis and Goldie
Hooper and Ethel Kautz have been
given the Sentinel" for favorable
mention, as not having missed a ses-
sion of st. James Episcopal Sunday
School in two years.
The Sentinel" returns thanks for
additional 1920 calendars received
during the week: The w. H. Stoweli
Drug Co. of Spokane, Washington.
and the Geo. A. James Co., assayers
and chemists, San Francisco.
w. G. Chapman vas an arrival
from San Francisco Monday. to sucl
coed A. Moore as chief clerk OF the
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company, the
latter resigning this position to take
that Of cashier Of the new Davis Ma
tional Bank.
In the District Court Friday G. w.
Ruben was appointed administrator
of the estate of Luigi Avanzino, sue
ceeding Antoine Siri, who recently re-
moved to California and was unable
to give his attention to the estate
matters.
d. States and Clarence Johnson,
officials of the Fourth State Develop
ment Company Of Nevada, were de-
partures by to-day's train for Salt
Lake City to be present at a meeting
in that city next Monday of the presi-
dents of the various units Of the COM
pany.
Attorney James F. Boyd of Reno.
who has been. in Eureka for several
days, left for home this morning. Mr..
Boyd has been here arranging for
the developing of the Silver Lick
mines by the new owners. A num-
Der of men will be employed at once
in the preliminary work.
Tony Depaoli and Miss Clotilde
Biale returned by to-day's train to
Oakland, California to continue their
studies at the Polytechnic Business
College. They were accompanied by
Miss Margaret Kitchen of Ruby Hill,
who will also take a commercial
course at this school.
Mrs. Sophia Zadow, Superintend-
emit of the Presbyterian Sunday School
wishes to announce that the collec-
ton taken up at the session Of the
school on Sunday, January Is, will
be sent for the relief of Syrian and
Armenian children. through a Pres
byterian Mission Board.
Will Flavin, who has not enjoyed
good health since his return from
overseas military duty, was a depart
ure by Tuesdays train for Reno. to
consult a specialist regarding his
case. While doing service in France
with the heavy artillery he strained
his back, which invalided him for a
number OF months and has since CIV
en- him a great deal of trouble.
H. p. Henderson and 8. /. Daspit,
representatives of the Eastern people
who hold an option to purchase the
Eureka mines on Ruby
Hill, were arrivals by Wednesdays
train and are now located In the COM
pany's mess house building on the
Hill. 1t is understood that the first
payment on the option was due to be
made in San Francisco this week. and
the arrival of the Q company.s
representatives here at this i'm
augurs well for the deal going
through.