The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-04-10

Attorney K. p Carville OF Elko
was in Eureka this week on proIes-
sional business.
Mrs. Leroy Pike Of Reno arrived
in Eureka on last Wednesdays tram
coming here as the guest OF Mrs. rom
Plummer.
Dewey McNaughton, who has been
away from Eureka for the past two
years, returned here Monday from
Butte, Montana.
Father C. Bache of this diocese was
in Eureka this week. He conducted
services at the Catholic church on
Friday ard Saturday mornings.
Isadore Sara, accompanied by his
three children, returned from Reno
Monday and went direct to the Rob-
erts Creek ranch from Oak station.
s. T. Jeffreys, an attorney, who
has been practising law here for some
time, will leave Eureka the first OF
next week, going to Las Vegas, Ne
vada, where he has secured a very
good location.
There will be a meeting of the To-
cal post of the American Legion at
the Red Cross room in the courthouse
next Saturday night, April IT, at
which permanent officers will be cleo
ted in order that a charter may be
secured.
Sheriff John Barrier of Nye County
anne to Eureka last Sunday night
from Elko, where he went to recover
a car stolen in Tonopah from Nick
Abeman. They returned to Tonopah
in the car, 1t having been taken by
Elko officials from the two men who
stole it.
Following several days of fine
Spring weather, a north wind sprang
up last night and brought with 1t a
short but intense snow storm. From
about 1880 O'Clock to s o'clock this
morning over a foot of snow fell in
Eureka. At present the barometer
is rising slowly.
e. r. Berg. who recently acquired
mining and real estate interests in
this district, was here from Reno this
week and disposed of the different
properties. He left this morning for
Reno and will 60 from there to Rang
err, Texas. where he will engage in
business.
The leap year dance given by the
senior class of the Eureka County
High School last night was a great
success in every way. A large num-
Der of persons were present, and the
treasury of the class was helped con
siderably from the receipts of the
tickets sold for the occasion.
Frank T. Torpey of San Francisco
came to Eureka last week and will be
here for some time, it being his in
tention to acquire a good mining
property here. He Is president of
thu Kingmam Silver-Gold Mining
Company at Kingman. Arizona. and
also of the Black Mammoth Mining
Company of Manhattan, Nevada.
The Curto home at the upper end
of town In Goodwin Canyon was sold
this week to James Hunter by Misses
Ferinda and Rose Curto. Mr.. Hun
ter will move his family into the
house, and will conduct his dairy
business there. The property con-
sists of a house, barn, and corral for
the dairy cows.
w. H. Russell, who has been at
Prescott, Arizona, for several months
engaged In building a new roadway
for a mining company, returned to
Eureka Wednesday and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Russell and son, Bill
ly." The family will remain in Eu-
reka, but Mr.. Russell will return to
Arizona in a few days to complete
his contract.
Two sections On Pullman cars. on
both the Southern Pacific and Wes-
tern Pacific west bound trains through
Palisade, have been reserved for pas
sengers on the Eureka-Nevada trains
going to Palisade, 1t has been an
nounced by J. e. Sexton. general man.
ager OF the latter railway. Berths
on these Pullmans will be reserved
for local passengers upon application
to the Eureka agent without extra
charges