The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-05-20

Don't forget that the second In
stailment of 1891 taxes are now due.
Lou simonsen OF Newark Valley
has been visiting in Eureka during
the week.
Joseph Flynn and John Siri were
visitors In Eureka Thursday from the
north end.
Mrs. George Flavin and Miss An
ME Flavin returned Monday from a
two weeks visit at Elko.
d. e. Nostrosa, sons Frank and
Gilbert, and daughter Arminda, re-
turned home Tuesday from an auto
trip to Elko.
Olney Leighton returned home
Monday from Arizona. where he has
been since early in the Winter for the
benefit Of his health.
An Official notice Of the Republican
County Convention to be held In Eu-
reka on Tuesday. June Is. is pub
lished in to-day's Sentinel.
The Democratic County Convention
has been called to meet in Eureka on
June IS, and the Official notice ap-
pears in to-day's Sentinel.
A special meeting Of the directors
of the Eureka County Chamber Of
Commerce has been called for this
friday evening at o'clock.
Mccoy Fitzgerald was an arrival
Monday from Berkeley, California.
and will be here until next week at
tending to business matters In Eu-
reka.
c. j. Travers has taken charge Of
the posting of the weather bulletins
and road conditions covering the Ne
vada highways. The bulletins are
posted ON the board at the Court
house.
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Company is advertising reduced pas
senger rates covering Summer vaca-
tion trips on the Coast and to the
East. See advertisement In to-day's
Sentinel.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Elko Paint Shop Com
pany in to-day's Sentinel. ]. d. Lew
is. the proprietor, last year repainted
the county court house, and Is a good
and reliable workman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Swick returned
home Wednesday from an auto trip
to Elko and were accompanied by
Mrs. James McDermott of Lamoille
Valley. who came over for visit with
her mother. Mrs. A. Swick.
A. Moore Of Eureka has accepted a
position with the big mining COM
pany at Virginia City and expects to
leave for that place Sunday. The
family will remove to Virginia City
when the term of school closes here.
Mrs. Chet Batchelder. now resid-
ing at Seattle, Washington. was an
arrival here Monday for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. H. M. Schneider.
This is Mrs. Batchelder's first visit to
Eureka since the family removed
from here 25 years ago.
Mrs. A. C. Florio and children re-
turned home Wednesday from Win
nemucca, Nevada, where 1t was nee
essary for them to go a couple of
months ago in order for the children
to be given the Pasteur treatment,
owing to the family dog having de-
veloped rabies.
The Eureka Cash Store received
carload of cement Monday and the
work Of putting in the cement foun-
dations for the new hosting engine
at the Croesus mine was commenced
Tuesday Work at the mine will be
resumed as soon as the engine has
been installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ferguson re-
turned home Monday from Roches-
ter, Minn., where Mrs. Ferguson un-
derwent an operation at the Mayo
Bros hospital and was under treat
ment for several weeks following.
They returned home as soon as she
was able to make the trip.
A. p. TenVoord returned home
Monday from st. Joseph. Mo-, where
he was called by the illness of his
father. who passed away before his
arrival there. Mr.. TenVoord's par
ents will be remembered by many
Eurekans, as they were visitors at
the home of their son here last Sum-
mer.
Manager ]. e. Sexton of the local
railway made short visit to Eureka
Tuesday. coming up with Master Me-
chanic Sam Baglyn to try out the mo-
tor car that has recently been given a
thorough overhauling. They report
ed the motor car now to be in fine
running order and came up from
Palisade In little over three and