The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
LOCAL BREvTTIEs

Dy rrluays tram aItef SIX weeks
visit at the family home in Eureka
Mrs. Elmer Rosevear and SON Verne
of winnemucca. Nevada. are recent
arrivals here for a visit with rela-
tives.
Rev. Father Kennedy was an ar
rival from Austin Monday and re-
manned here until Thursday visiting
with his Pensioners.
The concrete sidewalk being laid
on the north side of the Court House
is nearing completion and gives every
appearance of first class job.
DR.. II. T. Roth was an arrival here
this week from the East. He has
rented the Schneider building on Main
street and is arranging to open dental
parlors in Eureka. 4
Attorney w. r. Reynolds and Mrs.
Reynolds returned Sunday from q
trip to Palisade and Elko. Mrs. Net
tie Tyler and daughter Ruth returned
home with them from Elko.
Olney Leighton. who has been at
Alta. California, for the past year
recuperating his health, returned
home by Thursdays train. and has
been greatly benefited by the change
of climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Schuler left
New York City on August by auto
for the Coast. Mrs. Schuler. former
ly Noko Burdick, plans to remain
over In Eureka for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Burdick.
There has been q wonderful change
in the weather here during the past
week. and the nights and early morn
ings are now decidedly cool. Slight
frosts in the western portions of the
State were reported the first of the
week.
Nearly all the ranchers In this sec
tion have about finished the putting
up of their hay crops, and a good
yield is generally reported. The Sec.
ond alfalfa crop will soon be ready
for cutting, and this now gives every
promise Of being a record breaker.
Three Eureka County ranchers last
week received consignments of young
trout from the State hatchery. Isa-
dore Sara received 10000 for Roberts
Crosk, Marcos Legarra 10000 for
Pinto Creek, and M. T. Williams o.
600 for the creek at the Four-Eyed
Nick ranch.
Charley Williams is a visitor in
Eureka this woek from the southern
country. He has been ranching at
Ash Meadows, Nye County, but has
recently engaged in mining and now
has several claims at Silyerton that
he believes give promise of proving
to be valuable properties.
The Eureka ball team has arranged
to play return game with the Carlin
club tomorrow, and several autos
left here to-day for Carlin. Other
members OF the team who were un-
able to get away to-day will leave in
cars tonight and plan to arrive there
in time for several hours rest be-
fore the game is called Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Myers of La
moille Valley, Elko County. were ar
rivals here Wednesday for visit with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Myers is q
brother of Mrs. w. H. Smith of New
ark Valley and former resident of
Eureka. He left here in 1882 and To-
Gated in Lamoille Valley. where he
has since been engaged in ranching
and stock raising. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. A. B. Shobar and
young son, who came over for visit
with Mr.. Shobar.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eccles and her SON
Tom were visitors In Eureka last Sun
day, autoing up from their ranch in
Diamond Valley. They had just fin
ished putting up their crop of hay.
which was reported to have been
about 100 tons short, owing to the
visitation of some millions of grass
hoppers that completely cleaned up
one of their finest meadows. The
hoppers visited the ranch last year.
but not in such great numbers and
the damage was only about one-thifd
of that done this year. They believe
the hoppers have chosen this particu-
lar meadow as a breeding place and
the Eccles are planning to burn and
disc this ground in an effort to de-
stroy the hopper eggs.