The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03


The Sunday schools Of Eureka will
be closed until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay W. Freeman were
arrivals by to-day's motor from Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams johnson ar
rived home from Reno by this after
Moons motor.
Tony Romano went down to Alpha
to-day to load q shipment Of cattle
he IL sending to the San Francisco
market.
Commissioner F. A. Fulkerson was
an arrival from Beowawe this after
noon, to attend the regular monthly
meeting Of the Board next Monday.
Taxes will be delinquent next Mon
day. December g., at which time. II
not paid, Is per cent will be added
thereto by law.
Ole Elliott and J. A. Hexhem OF
Ely spent a couple of days here the
first OF the week looking over several
mining properties in this district.
A letter received in Eureka this
week announced that John Hender-
son had recently been taken from
Bishop, California. to San Francisco
for an operation for gall stones.
Father p. r. Kennedy has asked
the Sentinel to announce that on &C
count of smallpox in Eureka, Mass
and other services will not be held in
the Catholic Church in Eureka to-
morrow.
The Sentinel has been requested to
announce that the annual masquer-
ade ball of the OBJ Hill Fire Company
VIII be given on Friday night. De-
cember 80. II the smallpox situation
in Eureka at that time has cleared.
The Kelley q Rebaleati Garage
this week made delivery to Rudolph
Zadow Of a new 1921 Ford Touring
Car. It has a self starter and de-
mountable rims and carries nearly all
the equipment placed on the higher
priced autos.
Lou Simonsen was an arrival from
Elko by Fridays train and continued
on his way to Cold Creek on to-day's
stage. He has recovered from the i'll
ess which attacked him at the ranch
and for which he has since been un-
der treatment at Elko.
L. A. Harris. superintendent of the
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company.
who has suffered from throat trouble
for some time past, had his tonsils
removed last Tuesday. He has re-
covered sufficiently to be out and will
DON be able to resume his full duties.
From John Eccles. who was up
from Diamond valley during the week,
1t IL learned that Mrs. Edgar Sadler
IL i'll at the ranch from what IL with
out doubt q mild form of smallpox,
Previous to her sickness, other mem
bers Of their families were i'll of the
same disease.
The Eureka Cash Store has re-
ceived an increased supply and var
iety of table Injuries for the holiday
season. and q new and special line OF
fancy dishes and useful and orna-
mental articles suitable for Christmas
presents, as advertised In to-day's
Sentinel. are now on display at the
store.
DR.. A. =. Rykert. one OF the prin-
cipal owners Of the Diamond and Ex-
celsior mines on Prospect mountain,
was an arrival by Mondays train from
Salt Lake. He was accompanied by
J. A. Chapman. a mining engineer OF
Los Angeles. and they spent a couple
Of days In an examination Of the
properties.
]. Fewson Smith. of the engineer
ing force OF the United States Mining
& Smelling Company with headquar-
ters at Salt Lake. spent several days
here the first of the week looking
over the Richmond Eureka proper
ties. He stated he was without knowl-
edge Of the plans of the company re-
garding a resumption of operations
at the mines on Ruby Hill.
Last Thursday the barometer
dropped rapidly and by evening had
fallen considerably below the storm
point and a Few fakes OF snow COM
menced to fall. Near midnight a
heavy wind brought q real blizzard.
but 1t was Of short duration and only
about two inches of snow fell. The
weather has since cleared up and to-
dav the hnromorota a unueuanv