The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-06-04

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the Board of County Commissioner
win be held next Monday. June Q.
j. B. Rice. auditor of tae Eureka
Nevada Railway. was up from Pal
isade on business matters Friday.
The program covering the celebra-
ton to be held in Eureka this year on
July 4th and 5th will be published in
full in next weeks Sentinel.
Louis LAM of Hamilton, admin
istrator of the estate of the { Q
Caesar LAM, was In Eureka several
days this week attending to closing
up of the estate.
Rev. A. c. z. Bridger was an ar
rival here Friday from the western
part Of the State In connection with
his missionary and field work of the
Presbyterian church.
Next Monday, June 6, will be the
last opportunity for paying the sec
ond installment of 1920 taxes, with
out having delinquency costs added
to the original amount due.
A. e. Kimball of the Eureka Land
& Stock Company was an arrival
from Salt Lake City last Saturday
and has been busy during the week
in attending to business here and on
the company ranches.
Miss Stella Gianoli has been en-
gagged to complete the term of the
District School at Antelope. Eureka
County. The reason for the school
term not being completed was owing
to the death of the regular teacher.
C. B. Page. about three weeks ago.
DR.. w. e. Taylor. the optician.
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Eureka fitting and repairing eye-
glasses. He left yesterday for Elko
and was accompanied by Adams
Johnson, who went over to Reno on
a business trip.
The married mems ball team played
that of the single men at the ball
grounds last Sunday. The benedicts
won hands down by . score Of ~ to
4, but from the Ingenious alibis Of
fered by the losers. 1t appears that
the return game tomorrow will be
more closely contested.
Floyd Grimes Of Reynolds Creek.
in the western portion of Eureka
County, was in Eureka to-day for a
load Of supplies. He reports that
while that section has not received as
much moisture as Eureka. the rain
fall has been suficient to give the hay
crop a wonderful start, and that he
never saw better feed on their ranges.
Owing to radiator trouble on the
motor car of the local railway last
Tuesday service into Eureka was not
completed. the car being held up At
Oak Station. An engine brought out
q trouble man from Palisade. but re-
pairs were not completed and the
motor vas taken back to the shops at
Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanover. their
niece, Miss Imogene Irving. and Miss
Grace ~Clendenning, a granddaughter
Of Mrs. H. M. Schneider of Eureka
and q teacher of the Chrrant Greek
District School. were arrivals here
Tuesday from Duckwater for a visit
with relatives and friends and to at
tend to some business matters.
e. L. Fletcher and s. Richardson.
representative business men Of Ely.
were Eureka visitors yesterday. Their
visit here was to enlist the Eureka
County Chamber Of Commerce to Join
with Ely. Austin and Fallon in ar
ranging to keep q representative at
Reno to aid in putting forth the ad-
vantages of travel I'VE the Lincoln
Highway, and to divert as much tour
list travel over this route as was pos
sible.
AL Dees and Paddy Sullivan re-
Gently relocated an old claim on Pan
cake summit. about 25 miles southeast
Of Eureka, and left here Thursday
with an auto truck loaded with sup
plies and tools to commence develop
ment work. There IL a 5O-foot shaft
on this abandoned claim. and ship-
ments of good ore carrying silver.
lead and gold were made from the
property In early days.
Alfred Huebner returned Thurs
day from Tenabo and reports that
the company operating the mines
there is actively pushing develop
ment work and taking out r for
shipment to the new chemical reduc-
ton plant near winnemucca. The
company has q new rs horsepower
Holt Caterpillar Tractor and nine
trail wagons. and will haul the ores
to Beowawe for r~eshipmsnt BY rail
to the reduction works at Wtnnemuc-
ca. Mr.. Huebner IL planning q trip
Of inspection to the Silverton mines
in southeastern Nye County.
The Senior Class Of the Eureka
County High School in to-day's Sem
tinel gives an outline Of their Com
mencement Week program. A cor
dial invitation Is extended the pub
lie to attend all three numbers. q
charge Of admission only being made