The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-02

n ouucu VI k6}h louuA oA main
street In Eureka has been left at the
Sentinel once for the owner.
Mrs. John Moyle returned to her
home at Ely. Nevada. this week af-
ter q months visit with relatives In
Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cockrill and
Frank Winzell were arrivals In Eu-
reka Friday afternoon from Garden
Valley.
The Eureka Garage has . new ad-
vertisement In to-day's Sentinel Civ
ing new low prices on Goodyear tires
and tubes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mann. Jr..
were departures for Salt Lake last
Sunday. where they expect to spend
the Winter.
Al Dees, Alden Hicks, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Fine and daughter re-
turned to Eureka Thursday from
Bald Mountain.
Violet Evans returned home Wed
nesday from . two months visit with
her aunt, Mrs. r. A. Allen sf 8aera-
mento. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulmont Burdick vsrs
arrivals from Salt Lake Tuesday for
visit with the formers parents. aGr.
and Mrs T. A. Burdick.
Mrs. Ed Wintersteen was an ar
rival by Wednesdays train from El
Paso, Texas, to join her husband, and
they will probably take up their res
idence here.
w. J. Mahoney. superintendent of
the Dunphy ranches at Beowawe, was
in Eureka last Monday attending to
matters at the county seat and re-
newing old acquaintance.
M. A. Diskin Of Reno, Democratic
candidate for Attorney General Of
Nevada. dropped into Eureka Wed
nesday on his electioneering tour
over the State and spent = couple Of
days meeting our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Potts of Mon
itor Valley returned home Monday
after q short visit with relatives. They
obtained two particularly fine year.
ling thoroughbred Rambouillet bucks
here and carried them home in their
touring car.
w. M. Hickinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. H. Burton were arrivals in Eu-
reka Tuesday from the formers
ranch In Lander County. Mr.. Bur-
ton has rented a horse IN Eureka
and Mrs. Burton and. children expect
to remain here during the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cessna and
child, and Mrs. Grace Spracklin and
two children were departures from
Eureka by auto last Sunday, the for
mer going to Sparks, Nevada, and
Mrs. Spracklin to Saltwater, Church.
i'll County, where she will teach the
coming term of the district school.
An auto party consisting Of Judge
]. A. Langwith Of Winnemucca, at
torneys Z. p. Carville and Joe Nc
Namara, and A. r. Carville of the
Nevada Wholesale Company of Elko,
were arrivals from the latter city
Wednesday-all being interested in
the Beroio bankrupt hearing that
took place here Thursday.
F. c. vanover of Duckwater arrived
in town Thursday night to have q
fractured arm attended to. Vanover
was driving a binder on his ranch
that afternoon when one Of the hors-
es slipped his bride. and the team
ran away. He was fortunate enough
to fall clear Of the machine, which
was entirely demolished before the
horses were caught. William Mendes
placed the injured man In his auto
and made a fast trip to Eureka to
have DR.. Bremen set the broken
arm.
M. H. Briggs, general counsel for
the Eureka Smelling & Mining Com
pany, was an arrival in Eureka Thurs
day on his way to New York from San
Francisco, where he had been upon
the smelter company's business. Mr..
Briggs stated that while In San Fran
cisco he closed the contract for the
purchase of the railroad and made a
large payment ON account. He de-
clined to state the amount of the
payment made. but the Sentinel has
heard from another source that the
amount paid at this time was $780,
900. Mr.. Briggs stated that the rail-
road would be transferred and its
management taken over between jan
uary / and January 10, 1928.