The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-13

uay Will De tne last oi the boa1ohs ns
the supply stored last Winter is now
exhausted.
Miss Tranquilla Berolo. who was
taken seriously Ill last week with
peritonitis. Is now reported as con-
valescing.
George p. Hyde of Detroit. Michi-
gan. who has been inspecting several
mining properties in Eureka. will
leave for home tomorrow.
A. p. Entenza. an attorney from
Detroit. Michigan, was an arrival on
Fridays train. He is here to look
into some mining matters for Michi-
gan capital.
The cement walk in front Of Otto
Mau's store on Main street was COM
pleted this week and makes q fine ap-
pearance. Robert Kelley had the
contract.
Joseph Atchison. president OF the
Eureka Prairie Mining Company. ar
rived from Los Angeles by Thursdays
train and will probably remain here
some time.
Major Henry @. Catlin, consulting
engineer for the Eureka-C Croesus Min
ing Company. who has been for the
last two weeks in Eureka, leaves to-
morrow for New York.
Peter Schaeffer of Pinto has rent
ed the Smith cottage on Mob Hill and
intends bringing his family into Eu-
reka this Winter to enable the child
rem to attend the schools here.
Russell Smith OF Calumet, Michi-
gan, mining engineer who has been
examining some mining properties In
the Eureka district for Eastern cli-
ents, returns home by to-morrow's
train.
The Sentinel is published a few
hours earlier to-day as its force Is
leaving this afternoon on q camping
trip of several days duration in the
vicinity of Tonkin and the Roberts
Creek mountains.
r. l.. Torres of New York City.
president of the Eureka-Croesus Min
ing Company, who has been in Eu-
reka for the past two months looking
after that company's affairs, will re-
turn East by to-morrcw's train.
Miss Margaret Kitchen left by
Wednesdays train for Berkeley, Cal
ifornia, to continue a commercial
course of study at the California Uni
versity. She was accompanied by
Miss Annie Harvey, who also plans to
enter the University.
Miss Estha Rodkey. teacher of the
commercial department in the Eu-
reka County High School last year
has accepted a position as CONNER
cial teacher in the Turlock. Califor-
MIA, High School at a salary of $3.50
for the school year.
Pastorio & Schultz, who have the
contract for the cement sidewalk or
the north side of the Court House
are turning out fine job. The oper'
ations of the power concrete mixer
and the work being done is attracting
much attention from our citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cockrill spenI
Thursday night in Eureka on theil
way by auto to Duckwater. From
there they intend autoing on to Cal
ifronia. and via Bakersfield to SaI
Francisco, returning to their rancl
home in Garden Valley. Eureka Coun
ty. early in September.
The attention of sheep men i
called to the quarantine notice pub
lished in to-day's Sentinel by tn
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
All sheep entering the described dis
trict will be classed as exposed t
| bnCCp oCaOtCc anu IA uDt W 0ARPCA A@-<
mediately after leaving the Quaran
tined range.
The regular semi-monthly meetin
, of the Board of Directors of the Eu
reka County Chamber of Commerc
was held Thursday evening. Severe
; of the committees that had been pre-
viously appointed reported the pros
| ress made in their work, and nun
ber of routine matters were dispose
: of.
The Eureka ball team leaves t.
morrow for Lund, White Pine Coui
. ty, where a return game will }
: played ON Monday. The last gam
was played here and Eureka was vi
tor over the Lund team in 10-innin
battle by the close score of 8 to
The game Monday should be an Il