The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-29
LOCAL BREvITIES

Oiney Leighton lett Dy Tnursday's
train for a trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Berolo and
children left by auto Friday morning
for Elko.
Robert Raftice Of Bald Mountain,
White Pine County, is a visitor In
Eureka this week.
r. +. Raine autoed up from Pine
Valley last Monday to attend to bust
ness matters at the county seat.
A child's bracelet was picked up
in Eureka this week by Viola Mau
and has been left at the Sentinel Of
fee awaiting the owner.
Joe Flynn. Jr., and VIII Rand
were up from the north end of the
county last Monday attending to busi-
ness matters In Eureka.
Teams commenced hauling ore this
week from the Eureka-Croesus mines
to the local railway depot for ship
ment to the Utah smelters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albino Romano and
the latter's father, A. Kilgore, are re-
cent arrivals from California and are
now visiting at the Frank Romano
ranch in Diamond Valley.
Mrs. Anna Hoskins. travelling evan
gelist who has been engaged in re-
ligious work in Eureka for the past
two months. was departure by
Thursdays train for Reno.
j. B. Biale and daughter, Miss
Clotilde, returned Monday from their
"Trip to California. On their way
iown they stopped over at Reno and
visited former Eureka friends.
DIR. w. H. Bremen returned Sun
day from Austin, where he was called
to attend Albert Daniels. who upon
his return from Reno with his wife's
remains was taken Ill. Mr.. Daniels
illness was not serious and he left
him on the way to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Dull were ar
rivals here last Saturday from Los
Angeles by auto. Mr.. Dull returned
after couple of days visit, leaving
Mrs. Dull here for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Mechanics.
Last Monday, July oath, was the
4Sth anniversary of the big food in
Eureka, when II persons were
drowned and hundreds of thousands
of dollars damage was done to town
property. So far not a drop of rain
has fallen here this week.
1t is reported in Eureka that J. B.
Rice. for many years auditor and as
sistant general manager at Palisade
of the Eureka-Nevada Railway. sew
cred connection with the railway
company last week and with his fam
lily has removed to California.
F. L. Torres, president of the Eu-
reka-Croesus Mining Company, ar
rived in Eureka last Tuesday from
New York, coming up from Palisade
by special train that evening. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Torres and
they plan to be here several weeks.
Edward Mann left last Saturday
for Toronto, Canada. near where it
is understood he will have position
as engineer under L. Hutchison, for
merly master mechanic for the De-
velopment Company on Ruby Hill.
Mr.. Mann's family will join him af-
ter he has become located.
From County Commissioner Eu-
gene Johnson 1t is learned that the
electrical storm that hit Diamond
Valley on Friday of last week was
of unusual severity. The morning
following the storm two of Mr.. John
sons cows were found between the
Romano and Bailey ranches with all
their legs in the air, said to be an in
fallible sign when live stock have
been killed with lightning.
Peter Buol, candidate for the nom-
ination of United States Senator on
the Republican ticket in the coming
primaries, was in Eureka this week,
in the interests of his candidacy. Mr..
Buol is an old resident of Clark Coun-
ty. where he is engaged in the min
ing of non-metallic minerals, and in
agricultural operations, EMPLOYING q
large number of men. He is natural
ly strongly in favor OF the Boulder
Canyon dam project, and believes its
construction of great import to Ne
vada. Mr.. Buol left Eureka for Ely
and Elko last Tuesday.
Richard H. Jury returned to Eu-
Monday after an absence of 3S years.
and that afternoon was greeting for
mer friends and viewing old-time
scenes. AS a youth here he was an