The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-04-30


Attorneys w. r. Reynolds and Ed
gar Father left yesterday morning by
auto on a professional trip to Elko.
Miss Alma Woods autoed into Eu-
reka Friday from her ranch at the
Willows, in western Eureka County.
Frank winzell. Will Buckskin.
Mrs. John Cockrill and Miss Ida
Bruffey are auto visitors to-day from
Garden Valley.
Mrs. s. t. Edwards of winnemuc-
ca. Nevada, was an arrival by We'd
nesday's train for a visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morrison.
Rolla States, employed at the Un-
Gle Sam mine on Prospect mountain,
was Joined here this week by his
wife and child, who came over from
Ely.
County Treasurer r. Mechanics
gives notice in to-day's Sentinel that
the second installment of taxes for
1920 are payable May 2. 1921. Read
the notice in another column.
A. Moore, in charge here Of the af-
fairs of the Ruby Hill Development
Company. this week moved his fam
lily from Eureka to Ruby Hill. They
have taken up their residence in the
superintendent's cottage.
Edgar Sadler autoed up from Dia-
mond Valley yesterday and reports
that the first crop Of alfalfa is coming
along rather slowly, owing to the con-
tinued cold weather. He says the
roads down the valley are now In
good condition for auto travel.
The firm of Romano & Penrose,
conducting the Peoples Market in
Eureka, has dissolved partnership.
Tony Romano has taken over the
business. and the settlement of all
outstanding accounts will be made by
him. The dissolution notice is pub
lished in to-day's Sentinel.
Sheriff Martin Mahoney obtained
two search warrants for the inspec-
tion of premises in Eureka where
the sale of liquor was suspected, and
Thursday morning he and Deputy
Sheriff Earl Cobb made a search of
the places. The inspection proved to
be without result, everything being
found in apple pie order.
The Sentinel learns that DR.. A. E.
Belanger, the dentist, is now prac-
ticing his profession at Phoebe, Ne
vada. recently moving from Caliente
to the latter place. The new mining
camp of Silverhorn. % miles distant
from Phoebe, is attracting consider
able interest and has wonderfully
livened up that Nevada section.
George and Ernst Carter went down
to Garedn Pass this week with sup
plies preparatory to resuming devel-
opment work on their shale claims
on the summit. They already have a
fine showing of shale developed, and
the recent proven success of the Cat
lin shale reduction plant at Elko
should make their claims valuable.
DIR. w. H. Bremen this week COM
menced the locating and preparation
for starting development of the land
permits granted him and associates
in Diamond Valley under the new
Pittman Land Act. With w. M. Clute
doing the surveying, they put in
Thursday and Friday in running
boundaries and making locations for
the first wells to be put down in the
tests for underground waters.
Baptista Minoletti was an arrival
by Wednesdays train from Tobar,
Elko County, where he and his family
have been located for the past year.
He states the big Lombard tractor of
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in plowing lands in that section and
has struck it's proper stride. Seven
plows are hitched to the tractor, and
the swath this broadside makes and
the amount of acreage covered is re-
markable.
Attention is called to the pro-
gramme of the May Day Festival pub
lished in another column. which will
be carried out by the High School
girls and their teacher. Miss Foster,
at the new pavilion on Friday eve
ming May 6. II you would be carried
back to similar occasions in the days
of your youth, attend the Festival
and live over again the enjoyment
experienced in the old time crowning
the the queen. Maypole dance, and
other Spring festivities. Dancing will