The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-28

ine fFesDyterlan sunday School
will be held tomorrow morning at
| 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Sarah skillman left Tuesday
for visit with relatives at Berkeley.
California.
The Con. Cortez Silver Mining
Company is advertising for miners in
| to-day's Sentinel" to take contract
work.
Mrs. Elmer Rosevear of Winnie
mucca, Nevada, was an arrival in Eu-
reka Wednesday Off visit with rel
atives.
Eureka shared with other portions
Of the Pacific Coast in the heavy
downpour of rain on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Angelo Depaoli, his sons Charley
and Tony. and Henry Rattazzi were
auto visitors to Elko last Sunday, 60
ing from the Depaoli ranch.
Mrs. Edward Mann was a depar-
ture from Eureka Tuesday for Salt
Lake City to join her husband, where
they will reside in the future.
Mrs. j. e. Josey and daughter, Vir-
gfnia, returned on to-day's train from
five weeks visit to their former
Baptista Minoletti and family were
departures from Eureka Monday for
Tobar, where Mr.. Minoletti will be
employed and they will probably
spend the Winter.
Will Flavin returned Monday from
Reno and looks greatly benefited BY
his trip. His attending physicians
there spoke very encouraging OF his
ultimate recovery.
Mrs. Joseph Minoletti and children
left Tuesday for Tobar to join Mr..
Minoletti, who is now engaged in
hauling ore with his Lombard tractor
from Sprucemont to Tobar.
The political announcement of A.
p. Ten Voord, Independent candid
date for the Office Of Recorder and
Auditor of Eureka County, is pub
lished in to-day's Sentinel"
Mrs. A. j. Simcox and daughter of
Elko are making a visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Romano, and sister, Mrs. Eugene
Johnson, in Diamond valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Harris left on
their return Monday to Good Springs.
Clark County, from where they came
to Eureka a couple of months ago
Mr.. Harris returns to resume a for
mer position there.
w. ]. Hooper, Assessor of Eureka
County, was appointed on the live
stock committee at the meeting of
the State Board Of Equalization. He
was also appointed on the business
and town property committee.
The Nevada Highway Commission
is advertising in to-day's Sentinel,
for proposals for grading and gravel
ing the roadway from the Hay Ranch.
about IL miles west of Eureka on
the route to Austin, into Eureka.
The local railway management in
forms the Sentinel that about all
the livestock shipments for this sea-
son have been made, and from now
on the mines and all other shippers
will be furnished cars in any number
desired and on short notice.
Angelo Depaoli this week received
the news of the death of his mother
at her home at Comuneglia, Italy, at
the age of rs years. Mr.. Depaoli
had been arranging to pay her visit
and expected to leave here about Au-
gust / for Italy. Her death will ne
cessitate his still making the trip,
and he expects to leave in about two
weeks = k
The heavy rains of last Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning washed
out Goodwin and New York canyon
roads considerably. Picks and show
els were put into the automobiles re-
turning from the Eureka-Croesus
mine on Wednesday afternoon, when
the miners quit work for the day, and
under foreman Alfred Huebner the
New York road was ballasted up and
put in good condition for autoing and
ore hauling.
Miss Mary Romano left Monday
for Oakland, California, having in
charge Mrs. Vincent Lani, who has
been in ill health for some months
and has gone to remain with her
daughter, Mrs. James Romano, who
is living there now, to try change
of climate for beneficial results to her
health. Nelson Toft, an old resident
here who is in feeble health, accom-
panied them to enter hospital there
for treatment.
There has been wonderful TIM
provement in the business done on
the San Francisco Stock Exchange
since the middle of last week, and on
Tuesday of this week over 100000
shares of stock changed hands. Near
ly all Eureka stocks moved up and on
Wednesday of this week Bullwhacker
sold up to 50 cents, and Holly to
S1.55-a high mark for these stocks.