The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-05-06

weeks visit at Elko.
Miss Marie Harris closed her term
of school at Alpha last Friday and
returned home to Eureka by Mon
days train.
l.. J. Rosenshine, engineer with
the Uncle Sam Mining Company, left
by Thursdays train on q business
trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. C. ]. Travers was a departure
from Eureka by Tuesdays train for
Seattle, Washington, for a several
months visit with relatives.
Commissioner F. A. Fulkerson of
Beowawe came up by Wednesdays 8
train to attend the regular monthly
meeting of the Board to-day.
w. M. Clute and F. M. Schneider
left this afternoon by auto on a trip
to Ely, and will visit some of the
mining districts in that section of the
State before returning.
Teams are now engaged in hauling
40-ton shipment of ore from the
Cyanide mine on Adams Hill to the
local railway depot for shipment to
the Utah smelters.
ID. p. Malloy autoed over from
Reno last week to look over ranching
and live stock conditions in southern
Nye County and autoed into Eureka
from Duckwater Saturday.
Lyman Fulton was a departure
last Saturday for Reno. where 1t is
understood he expects to receive an
appointment as one of the new dep
uties of J. H. Fulmer, recently ap-
pointed U. s. Marshal for Nevada.
J. e. Josey. secretary of the Eu-
reka-Croesus Mining Company, ac-
companied by his little daughter, vir-
ginia. leave by Saturdays train for a
months vacation and visit to his old
home at Memphis. Tenn.
Alex Fraser has filed In the Dis
trict Court the last will and testa-
ment of Madeline Fraser, deceased.
with his petition praying that it be
admitted to probate and that letters
testamentary be issued to him.
Mrs. w. H. Russell received tel
egram Wednesday notifying her OF
the serious illness of her father, Hen
ry Schmidtlein, at Austin. Mr.. Rus
sell, with his wife and son Billy, left
by auto for Austin Thursday morn
ing.
C. w. Ruben. administrator of the
estate Of the late Kate Peterson, de-
ceased. has filed his final account in
the District Court and asked for a
distribution of the estate. The Off
cial notice appears In to-day's Sem
tinel.
Mrs. Bertha Rich returned to Eu-
reka by Mondays train from Reno.
Nevada, where she bought a home
and has lived for the past year. Be-
fore leaving Reno she sold this home.
with view of again taking up her
residence in Eureka.
John and Thomas Clifford came
into Eureka last Monday from Reno
with two truck loads of household
effects. and after a visit here with
relatives. left Thursday for Tonopah
to do the assessment work on mining
properties they own In that district
County Treasurer r. Mechanics
gives notice in to-day's Sentinel that
the second installment of 1921 taxes
are now due and payable. and IL not
paid on or before June 5 next they
will become delinquent. and 1t will
cost you more to settle then than now
The good old Summer time is now
really with us again. and during the
week the suns warm rays have
caused the melting down and disap-
pearance of a number of the big snow
drifts on the hills and in the can
yons. The warm weather Is bringing
out the new grass, already affording
sufficient green feed for lambing
ewes. and with wool and sheep prices
advancing. sheepmen are now wear
ing broad smiles.
The newly elected and the retiring
board of trustees of Eureka School
District No. held a joint meeting
last Monday evening, at which the
property, books. ETC., of the district
school was turned over to the new
board. which is-now in control of the
school. At this meeting the new
board announced that the school
would be conducted without any def
mite changes and along the same
lines until the close of the present
term.
w. A. Barnes. general manager of
the Eureka-Holly and Bullwhacker
mining companies. was an arrival
from San Francisco by Wednesdays
train. He was accompanied by w. A.
Locke, a mining engineer. and they
have since been engaged in making
an examination of the properties. Mr..
Barnes states that extensive develop
ment work on these properties is be-
ing outlined; that the new mill will
be erected. but that the mining and
mill plans of the companies have not
as yet been fully completed.
Dave and Harry Morris this week
made what is thought will prove to
be an important new strike of ore In
their Gordon mine at the head Of
Spring Valley on the west side of
Prospect Mountain. They broke into
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