The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs

has made a substantial cut in Jelio.
See notice in another column.
W. A. Barnes. vice president of the
Eureka-Holly Mining Company. was
an arrival from San Francisco by
Fridays train.
The attention OF stockmen and
those using baled hay is called to the
advertisement of Hay For sale"pub-
lished in to-day's Sentinel.
Rolla States. son Of p. States Of
Eureka, who resided here for a short
time about two years ago with his
family, returned to Eureka Monday
from Ely.
Have you tried the new toasted
cigarette? The American Tobacco
Company is introducing the Lucky
Strike brand carrying this special
feature and is advertising it extern
sively.
The barometer has been lowering
about the storm point nearly all
week, with intermittent snow squalls,
about three inches of new snow fall
ing. The nights have been real chill
ly, too.
Dan Kelley came in from Secret
Canyon yesterday and reports there
is now more snow piled up in that
section than for many years past,
and that getting in and out of the
canyon on skis or on foot is some job.
Mrs. Kate Peterson, an old Eureka
resident who has been a patient at
the County Hospital for several
months, suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis Monday, and is now reported in a
rather serious and helpless condition.
Ranchers, stockmen and others us
ing harness or leather goods should
investigate Eureka Harness Oil. that
is now being carried by the Eureka
Cash Store, and read the advertise
ment in to-day's Sentinel giving some
of the merits of this new product.
The recent stormy weather has
slowed up ore shipments and gener-
al traffic conditions, and the motor
car of the local railway made sever
al trips to Eureka this week in place
of the regular freight and passenger
train.
The Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank Of Eureka has been sup
piled with a complete assortment of
Uncle Sans Income Statement blanks
that will be given out to all those who
must send In an Income Tax State
ment. Call at or write to the Bank
for the form required.
L. Hutchinson, master mechanic
with the Ruby Hill Development
Company since 1t commenced opera
tions here a year ago. severed con-
nections with the company this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson were re-
partures by to-day's train for New
York City,
v. j. Ricaud, who has been here
the past two months In charge of the
development work being done on the
mining claims of the James Murray
estate, leaves tomorrow for Amar-
lila, Texas, and will be away until
Spring opens and working conditions
at~Secret Canyon are more favorable.
Edward Hotter. president of the
Ruby Hill Development Company, ac-
companied by Howard d. Smith, a
director of the company, were arriv-
ais by Fridays train. These gentle
men came out from New York about
two weeks ago and have since been
in San Francisco attending to busi-
| ness matters.
Beatifc Lodge No. z, knights of
Pythias, and Eureka Temple No. 1 8,
Pythian Sisters, are arranging for a
grand ball to be given at the New
Pavilion in Eureka on Friday eve
ming, February IS, to celebrate the
57th anniversary of the Order. The
advertisement appears in this issue of
the Sentinel.
The County Recorders ONCE and
the Sentinel have been placed on the
mailing lists of the Nevada Legisla-
ture and are regularly receiving cop
les of the bills introduced in the Leg
islature. Any one interested in the
legislative proceedings is welcome to
call and look over the bills at either
of the above mentioned Offices.
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