The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-03-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs

home owing to the death OF her
mother.
A notice of the annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Ruby Hill
Tunnel and Mining Company is pub
Iished in to-day's Sentinel.
Vincent Merialdo returned home
from Carson Monday, where he filled
the position Of Journal Clerk in the
Assembly during the recent session of
! the Nevada Legislature.
p. M. Shelby of San Francisco ar
! rived in Eureka Thursday to attend
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Silver Lick Extension Min
ing Company that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miner, Who
have been residents OF Eureka for
J the past year, were departures this
week for Pasadena, California. 1t is
| understood that Mr.. Miner goes there
to accept the position Of chef Of the
| Hotel Green, one of the leading fash
| ionable hotels of Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Millions were
arrivals here this week from Was
kada, Manitoba. Mr.. Millions is as
ISOLATED with a group of Canadians
who have become interested in sew
eral Adams Hill mining properties
and the erection of a cyanide mill at
Eureka with Hugh Leonard, and Mr..
and Mrs. Millions come with a view
of remaining.
Mabel Allison, 18-year old daught-
er of Charley Allison of Antelope
Valley, met with an accident at her
home last week. She was brought
into Eureka Sunday for surgical aid,
and upon examination DR.. Bremen
found her collar bone fractured. He
| reduced the fracture, which was
rather complicated owing to the de-
lay in receiving attention.
Harry C. Crew of Los Angeles,
| representing DR.. Howard w. Seagar,
owner of the Hamburg and Helen
| Mortimer mines on Prospect noun
| tain, has been here during the week
making an examination of the prop
critics. Mr.. Crew Is very much in
| terested in the new milling plant of
the Holly Mining Company, and be-
lieves the successful operation of a
| milling plant in this district will
| start the operation of a number OF
mining properties that cannot be
worked under present conditions.
Assemblyman Lyman Fulton re-
turned home Monday following the
adjournment Of the Nevada Legis-
lature. Mr.. Fulton returns well sat
isfied with the successful passage OF
| his measure, Assembly Bill No. 1913,
which compels the Highway Engineer
to obtain permission of the Board OF
| County Commissioners before chang
ing the route hat would leave any
town mentioned in the Highway Act
| off the main route. This measure
was put through to correct the change
made on the Highway route in Eu.
reka County that left the town oil
\ Beowawe some 10 or IL miles off the
main Highway route.
A letter received by the Sentine
this week from DR.. A. E. Belanger
who practiced dentistry in Eureka
during the past two years and recent
ly left here on a vacation trip, stated
that he was now in Los Angeles anG
enjoying his vacation on the coast
The Doctors letter also stated tina
he had decided to locate permanent,
at Caliente, Nevada, where his Office
fixtures and dental equipment ha(
been ordered shipped from Eureka
That he retains a tender spot in hi
heart for Eureka is evidenced in
few closing lines wherin he says
HE hopes to have the good forum,
of seeing Eureka friends again, anl
that he is sending his best regards II