The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-07-16

Notice Of the meetings OF the Coun-
ty Board Of Equalization is published
In to-day's Sentinel.
Miss Marie Harris returned Friday
from a several days visit at Ely with
relatives and friends.
State Auditor Dan Sullivan of Car
SON has been In Eureka auditing the
County books this week.
Mrs. L. Brooke was a departure
Saturday for a several weeks visit
with relatives in California.
Miss Marie Harris of Eureka has
been engaged to teach the next term
of the district school at Alpha.
Mrs. James Griffin and children of
Carlin. Nevada, are here on a visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morri-
son.
Miss Adelaide Jeffries left Sunday
for Oakland. California, where she
will spend the Summer with a mar
rfed sister.
Charles Mette returned to San
Francisco by Fridays train after
spending three weeks Of his Summer
vacation in Eureka.
w. r.. Reynolds returned Friday
from trip to Ely, where he had been
attending to matters coming before
the District Court there.
The big Lombard tractor with three
trail wagons has been hauling ore
from the Holly mine to the local rail
depot for the past three days.
Mrs. Annie Laird left Tuesday for
Los Angeles, California. for visit
with her SON George and the Misses
Mabel and Alma Spinner. who are
now located In that citys
The Eureka base ball team left this
afternoon by autos for Shelton, where
return game with the Jiggs team
will be played tomorrow. A num-
ber of fans accompanied them on the
trip.
Edward Herrera is now sole pro-
prietor of the Europa Hotel in Eu-
reka, having purchased his brothers.,
Tony Herrera, interest in the prop
erty. The latter has gone to Cali
fornia and may locate there perman-
emily.
The county has constructed a trap
at the gravel pit in Goodwin Canyon
which permits the loading of wagons
by use of a Fresno slip and obviates
any shoveling of material. The trac-
tor and three trail wagons were busy
the first of the week hauling gravel
to surface Main street. and have al
ready completed the work from the
Richmond dumps to Silver street.
Theo H. Champion and H. C. Tay-
lor, the mining engineers who re-
Gently promoted several companies
and have put the new mining camp of
Silverhorn in Lincoln County on the
map, were in Eureka Thursday and
remained over night. They were re-
turning to Silverhorn by auto from an
inspection of mining properties in
Elko and Lander Counties, and put
in day on a mining deal they are in
terested IN here. These engineers
are credited with having large cap
ital behind them, and are said to have
shown lively interest In several min
ing properties in this district that
were brought to their attention while
here.
NJ. F. Williams, agent of the local
railway in Eureka, this week COM
pleted a deal for the purchase of what
is known as the "Four-Eyed Nick"
ranch from the Eureka-Holly Mining
Company. This property is located
about six miles east of Eureka and
consists of 420 acres of patented land.
with a fine flowing spring of water at
its highest point and an abundance of
deep loan covering large portion of
the acreage. This ranch possesses
wonderful opportunities for develop
ment by the construction Of reser-
voir near the spring, and distribut-
ing system Of bitches that will easily
irrigate all of the arabic land. Mr..
williams has already commenced pre-
pairing so acres of land which will be
aaadad 70 alfalfa this YEAR