The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24

visitors In Eureka Thursday from
Tonkin.
Dewey McNaughton was an arrival
from Grover. California. by wednes-
days train.
Mrs. Henry Ebert was an arrival
in Palisade this week from California
for visit with friends.
Mrs. Susie Leavitt has been en-
gagged to teach the Pine Valley dis
trict school. which opened last Mon
day.
]. B. Biale. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Clotilde, were depar-
lures by Fridays train for trip to
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mann. Jr., and
infant child left Friday for wendov-
er, Utah, where he IL engaged in the
railway service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roliie States of Eu-
reka returned here Monday from a
visit at Ely with the latter's mother.
Mrs. r. A. Millick.
Joe Sweet, a former Eurekan,
writes that he is now located at Mil
ler's, Nye County, Nevada, and that
all the mines and mills in that part of
Nevada are working to capacity.
Frank Mcbride returned Monday
from trip to Elko and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Eureka Kopp, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Elko and Lamoiiie Valley for the
past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. &c Potts. and
Mrs. William Potts OF Monitor Valley.
Nye County, were auto arrivals here
Friday en- route to the Handley ranch
for visit with Mrs. Walter Handley.
daughter Of Mrs. William Potts.
DR.. w. H. Bremen this week had a
we'll drilling outfit moved on to one
OF the tracts of land in Diamond VAL
ley he has taken up under the Pitt
man Land Act, and the work Of drill
ing for water Is expected to be under
way by the first Of next week.
Attorney Gerald Beatty Wallace. q
native Eurekan now located at Stock
ton, California, was one ofthree men,
bers of recently formed law arm in
that city. The other members of the
firm are Judge C. P. Rendon and At
torney E. P. Foltz.
The school at Palisade opened last
Monday with Miss e. C. Sampson Of
California as teacher. School was
held this week in the Court House
building, but 1t Is expected the new
concrete school building will be ready
for occupancy next Monday.
w. M. Hickison, one Of our Eu-
reka-Lander County border ranchers
and stockmen, was an auto visitor in
Eureka Thursday. He reports having
cut a good crop of hay this season
and plans to hold and feed all his
cattle for another year.
The Cazier brothers of Currant
Creek passed through. Eureka last
Sunday with 1877 head of stock cattle
they had sold to the Winzell ranch In
Garden Valley. They delivered the
cattle at the ranch and came into Eu-
reka yesterday on their way home.
Nose Morris. SON of Mrs. Flora
Morris of Eureka, was an arrival from
San Francisco Monday. He is here
for a visit with his mother and broth
ers and a few weeks recreation and
change from the close confinement Of
the drug business in which he is now
engaged in that city.
George w. Ridgeway, U. s. Sur
veyor with the General Land Office,
came into Eureka Thursday from the
Willows, about 40 miles west of Eu-
reka, where he has been engaged in
surveying a township since about
July /. He has a party of seven men
with him and they are outfitting here
with supplies for starting the survey
ing of lands in the vicinity of Hicks
Station in Nye County.
There was an unusual gathering OF
Nevada Indians at the recent rodeo
and fair at Elko, said to be the larg-
est number assembled together in
this section of the State for years.
Several auto loads passed through
Eureka the last of the week on their
way to attend the annual Indian fan
dango at Duckwater that commences
September 25. They were travelling
in big, fine autos and were otherwise
we'll equipped.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Perkins of Los
Angeles were auto visitors In Eureka
on Wednesday and Thursday. The