The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-07-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs

10 arrivals from Pine valley Thurs-
day.
Mrs. L. Brooke returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives In Cali
fornia.
j. B. Biale and son Albert returned
home Tuesday from a ten days busi-
ness and pleasure trip to the Coast.
Judge C. J. McFadden OF Ely. who
presided at special term OF the Eu-
reka County District court yesterday,
returned home this morning.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board Of Directors of the Farm
ers and Merchants National Bank will
be held next Monday evening.
Robert Mckee of Elko. short
hand reporter, was in attendance at
the District Court session Friday and
was appointed court reporter in the
Cox divorce case.
Tom Kelley and G. B. Merialdo re-
turned Friday from Nina. Nevada.
where they have been engaged in do
ing assessment work on mining prop
critics for several weeks.
Dave Ogilvie, State Sheep Inspec-
tor, was an arrival from Elko the
first of the week and is now engaged
in overseeing the dipping of a num-
ber of bands of sheep in this section.
Charles HUI autoed over to Illi-
pah Thursday accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Pauline, who
will remain there for a visit with Mrs.
Hjups parents, Captain and Mrs.
Norman.
Attorney M. H. Briggs of the Eu-
reka-Croesus Mining Company ar
rived here last Monday from New
York and remained until Thursday
engaged in looking into legal mat
ters of the company here.
A carload of six inch casing pipe to
be used in drilling the wells on lands
taken up in Diamond Valley under
the Pittman Land Act has been re-
ceived here by the Eureka Brokerage
& Investment Company. 1t is under
stood plans are practically completed
for beginning the drilling of wells in
the very near future.
Attorney B. F. Quayle of Ely ar
rived here by auto Thursday from
Carson and remained over night. He
left Carson at a. m. and reached
here at p. M, the same day. This
is the best time made over this route
this season and shows that the Lin
coin Highway is generally in better
shape than 1t was last year.
Silvio Moriota. we'll known resi-
dent of Eureka County who has been
employed on different ranches in this
section for years past and has recent
ly followed mining, left here last
Sunday for the East en- route to Italy.
He stated that hewas going on an ex-
tended visit and might decide to
spend his remaining years in his
home country.
]. d. Wallace. postmaster at Ely,
Nevada. and also engaged in writing
life insurance, autoed over from there
Sunday to attend to insurance mat
ters in Eureka. He was accompanied
by Mrs. I. c. C. whitmore, who came
over for a visit with friends of the
old home town, and was the guest of
Mrs. II. M. Schneider during her
stay. They returned home Tuesday.
L. A. Harris. superintendent of the
Croesus mine, and a member of the
State executive committee of the
American Legion, left last Tuesday
by auto for the annual convention of
the Legion at Lake Tahoe. Ed Ber-
ryman, Jr., Mrs. ]. e. Josey and Miss
Annie Harvey made the trip with
him. Harris and Bergman are del
egates from the Eureka Post of the
order.
John Landa is engaged in putting
down a new concrete side walk in
front of his hotel property at the cor
ner of Main and Silver streets, and
Otto Mau yesterday started the work
of putting in a new concrete side
walk in front Of his Main street bust
ness property. Other Main street
property owners are also said to be
figuring on putting down concrete
sidewalks, which will be a great i'm
provement to Main street and much
appreciated by pedestrians.
Edgar Sadler unfortunately had
both bones of his left leg. just above
the ankle, broken early last Saturday
morning at his ranch home in Dia-
mond valley. He went into the stable
to bring out a young work horse to