The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-05-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs

cufTcu Fumore are cofrect-~n uumoer
Of local weddings being scheduled to
take place in June.
Eurekans can now have ice deliv-
cred at their homes or places Of bust
ness twice each week. See adver-
tisement in to-day's Sentinel.
A. C. Harris, accompanied by his
wife and little daughter we're de-
partures from Eureka Tuesday on a
pleasure and business trip to Reno.
Stephen w. Johnson, representing
! the Western Newspaper Union with
headquarters at Salt Lake City, was
business visitor in Eureka last Mon
day.
Mrs. Marietta Bailey Of Diamond
Valley left Frid1y for visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Wilson of Tacoma.
Washington. to be away for several
months.
The baseball season was opened at
Palisade on Sunday Of last week in q
game between the Carlin and Pali-
sade mines. The score was 4 to Is In
favor of the Carlin team.
The dining room OF the Eureka
Hotel will be closed after Saturday.
May IS, to permit of putting In q
new hardwood floor and for q general
renovation of the room.
Rudolph Zadow. accompanied by
his wife and Mrs. Mary Fulton autoed
over to Round Mountain. Nye Coun-
ty. Thursday for visit with Mrs.
Chrystye McGillivray, who is engaged
in teaching there
According to the Sentinel's radio
system an important deal for q big
Eureka property il scheduled to take
place here the coming week Owing
to static interference we are unable
to give more particulars Of the deal
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Russell re-
turned from Austin ON Wednesday.
where they were called last week ow-
ing to the serious Illness Of Henry
Schmidtlein, Mrs. Rnssell's father.
who was attacked with gastritis. They
left him almost recovered from the
attack.
J. H. Fulmer. recently appointed
United States Marshal of Nevada. this
week received his commission from
Washington and has taken over the
Office. Lyman Fulton of Eureka has
been appointed one of Mr.. Fulmer's
field deputies and IL now engaged in
summoning jurors and witnesses for
the coming term of the Federal Court
at Carson.
James Mackey this week sold the
family home on Atlas Hill to Mrs.
John Martin of Ruby Hill, and 1t is
understood that Mr.. Mackey and fam
lily intend moving permanently from
Eureka to locate elsewhere. Mrs.
Martin and her sohs have purchased
this property for home and will
take up their residence in Eureka in
the near future.
The force of men working at the
Eureka-Croesus mine on Prospect
mountain was laid on Tuesday and
all mine operations have been sus-
pended pending the installation Of a
new hoisting engine. A broken crank
shaft on the old engine last week
caused a suspension of all hoisting.
and as the work on the surface has
now been cleaned up, 1t was decided
to lay off the men until the new con-
crete foundations have been put In
place and the new engine installed.
Ed Morse, owner of the Eureka
Queen group of mining claims ad-
joining the Eureka Tunnel on the
east side of Prospect mountain, was
an arrival from San Francisco by
Wednesdays train. and is here to ar
range for doing the annual assess
ment work on the properties. He re-
ports that renewed interest Is being
displayed on the coast in the mines
of Eureka district. and that he be-
lieves work will be resumed on q
number of the old properties here
the coming Summer.