The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs
An upright piano is advertised for
sale in to-day's issue.

sale In to-day's issue.
Mrs. J. II. Fine came up from Elko
to-day for q short visit with relatives
and friends.
Ed Bergman, Jr., and Charles Ire
loar returned Monday from visit al
Salt Lake City.
The Richmond-Eureka Mining Co.
this week shipped nine cars of speiss
over the local railway to the Salt
Lake smelters.
Thirteen cars of lambs were shipped
out of Eureka this week over the To-
cal railway to the Eastern market by
Marcos Legarra & Co.
County Assessor w. J. Hooper re-
turns to Carson tomorrow to attend
an adjourned session of the State
Board of Equalization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Segura
were departures by Thursdays train
for Elko to visit friends there and
take In the rodeo and fair.
J. B. Pescio, a former Eureka res
ident but now prosperous rancher
and stockman of White Pine County,
spent several days here this week Wis
iting with his uncle, ]. B. Biale, and
family.
The attention of sheep owners is
called to the notice Of the State Board
of Sheep Commissioners regarding
Quarantine and Dipping Order No. 2,
printed on the third page of to-day's
Sentinel.
J. H. Fine and his family have re-
turned to Nevada and are at present
with relatives at Elko. 1t is under
stood he recently sold his home. at
Oakland, California. and is now look
ing for another location.
The ball game announced in last
weeks Sentinel to take place in Eu-
reka tomorrow between the Eureka
and Palisade ball clubs has been
called off, owing to the inability of
the Palisade club to get it's members
together.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore and two
children returned this week from an
auto trip to Reno, Carson City and
Gardnerville, where they went for. a
visit with their married son and
daughter. and with a view of locating
a place of residence.
Earl Overton and his son, James,
came into Eureka this week from In
dian Creek, about 40 miles south of
Eureka in Nye County, for a load of
Winter supplies. He reports that a
district school has been established
there this Fall with five children and
a teacher engaged.
Kelley G Rebaleati recently pur-
chased an electric lighting plant at
Nina, Nevada, and Bob Kelley re-
turned with 1t yesterday, bringing the
plant over on an auto truck. When
installed the new plant will more
than double the capacity of their
present electric lighting plant.
Perfect Indian Summer weather
has prevailed in Eureka County for
the past week, with beautiful, sunny
days, and cold, clear nights. ice being
formed on two of them. A brisk,
cold wind is blowing from the south
this afternoon, and the barometer
has dropped to near the storm point.
G. C. Hunting. Bishop of the Epis-
copal Church of Nevada. accompan-
led by Mrs. Hunting, reached Eureka
Wednesday by auto on their return
from trip to Salt Lake City. The
Bishop held religious services at the
Episcopal church in Eureka that eve-
ming. and continued on his Journey to
Austin the next day.
Edgar Sadler of Diamond Valley,
who had his leg broken about two
months ago, was in town yesterday
to have the cast removed. While still
on crutches, Mr. Sadler has had but
little pain from the fracture and an
ticipates no permanent disability. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Sadler and
their children.
Mrs. William Moorman of Illipah.
White Pine County, mother of Mrs.
C. H. HUI of Eureka, and DIR. zack
Moorman of Carloston, Mo-. were re-
cent visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. HUI in Eureka. The
Norman brothers separated about
fifty years ago, entering different vo-
cations in life. and until DR.. Moor
man came on a visit to his brother at
Illipah this Summer, had not met in
all these years.