The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-06-03


The assessment work on the Eu-
reka-south Holy group of claims is
being done now with four men en-
ployed.
G. II. Rand and his son, Dan, au-
toed up from Pine Valley Wednesday
and attended to some business mat
ters at the county seat.
Mrs. J. ]. Lucey was an arrival
here Monday from Reno, Nevada, for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. b.
McNaughton, and other relatives.
vaccaro & Ferrari, who have a
lease on the Helena Mortimer mine
in New York canyon, shipped 35 tons
Of ore this week to the Utah smelters.
Charley Depaoli. proprietor of the
Peoples meat market in Eureka, dis
posed this week of the business to
Joe Minoletti, who took possession on
June /.
|. G. G. Whftmore, q well known
former resident of Eureka and now
living at Ely. Nevada. made us q
short visit Wednesday, coming over
by automobile from Ely.
Peter Evans returned Wednesday
from Reno, where he went for a phys
ical examination regarding the con-
tinuance of physical disability assist
ance from the Government.
Mrs. Robert Harvey OF Ruby Hill
left Eureka on Wednesdays train for
visit with her daughter, Miss An
ME. at Berkeley, California, who is
attending the University Of Califor-
mia.
Bishop G. C. Hunting will hold re-
ligious services in the Episcopal
church in Eureka on Sunday evening
next at z o'clock, and a class will be
confirmed In the church that eve
ming.
The second installment of 1921
taxes must be paid on or before Mon
day, June 5, when they become de-
linquent. II not paid by that date 10
per cent will be added to the amount
due.
Ernest and George Carter will soon
commence working over the old tail
ings at the Buckhorn mine by the
cyaniding process. They have Sc
cured five year lease on the mine,
ore on surface. and failing ponds.
Clarence johnson of Eureka an
nounces his candidacy in to-day'sSen-
tinel for the nomination of Com
missioner of Eureka County from the
first Commissioner District, subject
to the decision of the Republican
Primary.
To all members of the Eureka
County Chamber of Commerce who
have received Primary ballots: Your
ballots must be mailed. or deposited
in the ballot box of this Organization
in the Eureka-Croesus Office ON or be-
fore next Monday, June s.
Thomas Moore and wife were ar
rivals in Eureka last Saturday from
Los Angeles, whore they went several
months ago for tie benefit of his
wife's health. After several days
visit in Eureka they continued on to
their home in Newark Valley.
Attorney e. p. Carville and his
brother Allyn Carville of Elko were
visitors in Eureka several days this
week. the former attending to legal
matters in the district court, and the
latter looking after the local business
of the Standard Oil Company.
w. H. J. Brown of Washington, D.
c., who with associates is interested
in the Secret Canyon district of this
county, arrived on Wednesdays train
and is attending to business matters
connected with the taking over of the
Jim Murray group of mines at Secret
Canyon.
The new county tractor that has
been at work ON the Pinto summit
road has been transferred to do some
road work on the west side of Dia-
mond Valley, and when this is COM
pleted the tractor will be moved to
the Garden Pass summit, where some
bad road conditions will be remedied.
The Pinto summit road is now in
good shape. The new road that has
recently been constructed by the
County Commissioners is trifie soft,
but will be in good condition for trav-
Ell after the first rain. We have also
learned that the road over the White
Pine summit to Ely is open and daily
improving.
Three auto loads of Eureka ball
fans went down to Palisade last Sun
day to take in the game between the
Carlin and Palisade teams. A couple
of Eureka players were called on to
assist Palisade, but were unable to
stay the onslaught of the Carlinites.
the game resulting in a score of IT
to 4 in favor of the latter.
Angelo Depaoli, who left Eureka
about month ago for California. has
purchased grocery business at Mel
rose, near Oakland, and plans to To-
cate there permanently. All the fam
lily here are now arranging to leave
for their new California home. and
expects to get away from Eureka
about the middle of this month.
A. p. Mayberry. formerly manager
of the Richmond Eureka Company's
mines on Ruby Hill when they were
operating before the washout of the