The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-06-17

Eureka MONDAY Dy auto on Faca-
tion trip to California.
Albert Laird has gone to Reno.
where 1t is understood he has under
consideration q position and may re-
main.
James Laird left Tuesday for Los
Angeles. where he win spend the
Summer and may remain perma-
nently.
c. F. De Armond of Elko has been
in Eureka several days this week en-
gagged in surveying mining ground
adjacent to Eureka.
Father w. +. Kennedy returned
to Eureka Wednesday and will be
here for a week. A notice regarding
his services is published In to-day's
Sentinel.
Mrs. Annie Birch of Duckwater
autoed into Eureka Wednesday to
oversee the shipping OF q hundred
head of cattle she recently sold to
r. c. Evans OF North Fork, Elko
County.
At the Republican County Conven-
tion held in Eureka on June 13 the
following delegates to the Republi-
can State Convention were elected:
Edgar Father, C. H. Rand and w. r..
Reynolds.
Miss Blanche Seydell, commercial
teacher in the Eureka County High
School for the past year. will spend
her vacation at her home at Iowa
City, Iowa. after visiting with friends
en- route East.
Edgar Sadler, who recently lost
his home in Diamond Valley by FIRE,
has decided to rebuild with concrete.
He returned Wednesday from Elko.
where he has been arranging for ma
terial for the new structure.
Ed Halstead and Joe Rosevear of
Duckwater this morning loaded $50
head of stock cattle in cars at Dia-
mond Station for shipment to r. c.
Evans & Bros. at North Fork, Elko
County. who purchased the cattle.
Miss Della Eichelberger, who has
been re-engaged as teacher of the
Seventh and Eighth grades in the
Eureka school. left by Thursdays
train for her home near Boise. Idaho.
where she will spend the Summer va
cation.
Miss Thelma Smith, one of this
years graduates from the Eureka
County Normal School, has been en-
gagged to teach the coming term OF
the Mound Valley school at Jiggs,
Elko County. While teaching she
will reside with her sister. Mrs. Will
liam Robinson, Jr.
Mrs. H. r. Harris, formerly Miss
Grace Clark and a teacher of the
Cottonwood district school here about
five years ago. was an arrival by Sat
urday's train from her home at Day
ton, Ohio, for a visit with DR.. Mabel
X. Young and Miss Alma Woods at
their ranch home at The Willows.
The three days wind and dust storm
the fore part of the week brought a
good downpour of rain to this Sec
tion early Wednesday morning. II
gave everything a good soaking and
will no doubt give all vegetation new
vigor and growth. Reports are that
the precipitation was much heavier
to the north and in the western por-
tion of the State.
Two mines made up of players OF
the regulars and other Eureka ball
players, and chosen to make the
teams as near equal as possible
played a game last Sunday afternoon
at the new Richmond grounds. Al
the end of the nine innings the score
stood IL to z, and the crowd Of spec
tators decided the score was even
enough all the way through to make
the game interesting.
A programme covering the sports
and festivities to take place In Eu
reka on the Sd. 4th and 5th is pub
lished to-day. Commencing with tht
comedy play to be given by the Eu'
reka Base Ball Club on the evening
of the Sd there will be one contin'
uous round of pleasure. sports and
festivities until the medley is played
at the close of the Rescue Hall As
sociation's dance on the morning oi
the 9Th.
w. H. J. Brown, president of thu
Eureka-Secret Canyon Mines, Inc.
left on Thursdays mornings trair
for San Francisco. where he will con
suit with authorities on q treating
plant as to the best method of treat
ing the ores from the mines in Secre1
Canyon. He will go to New Yorl
before returning to Eureka and ex
poets to be gone about four weeks
Mr.. Brown states that results of tn,
ore samples brought in by him from
| the mines have exceeded his mos
conservative estimates. convincing
him that high values can be expect
ed from their development. Mr.
Brown stated that the Sentinel Is OF
file at their Washington. d. c., Of
fee and open to any one at all times
The condition of vernie Depaoli
the 15 year old daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Angelo Depaoh, who was takeI
i'll at her home on June with pneu
monia and has been in a serious con
dition through the week. made |
slight change for the better withil
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