The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-12-05
LOCAL MENTION.

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reading under New To-Day"
State and County taxes become de-
,;,ouent on Monday, December z.
Ed Whitmore is now employed at
,,o store of Kind g. Kraus in Eureka.
william Sanchez of Diamond Valley
.,snt a few days in Eureka this week.
Judd Riddle, conductor on the E & p,
.rant Saturday and Sunday in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dibble Of Dia-
mond Valley were visitors to Eureka
early this week.
MIR. and Mrs. P. Salvi Of Eureka de-
,,rted for Ely, White Pine County, the
first of the week.
Fred Esselbruegge went out to New
ark this week to do the assessment
work on his claims.
Four of Judge Peter Breen's children
are reported seriously i'll with the pre-
yailing scarlet rash.
Fl. G. Cronant, Eureka's E. g. p.
agent, returned Monday from a short
visit to his family in Reno.
A. G. Hillen, who has been employed
IN the SENTINEL for several months,
left for Salt Lake City Monday.
Seraphine LAM was in from Hunting
ton Valley Thursday with q load of
chickens for the Eureka market.
The whooping cough is reported very
had at Duckwater and Currant Creek,
attacking both adults and children.
II. @. McTerney, Supt. of the Eureka
Con. and Richmond Mining Companies.
returned Saturday from a trip to San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson left
Eureka on Wednesday for Bishop
Creek, Cal. and will spend the Winter
on their ranch there.
There will be a stated convocation of
ST. Johns Chapter No. s. r. A. NJ,
on Saturday evening at z O'Clock.
Election of officers.
County Clerk Hoegh has granted a
marriage license to Alfred Pedlar of
Ruby Hill and Miss Catherine l. Loucks
Of DEVILS Gate. Eureka County.
Morris Regli returned to Eureka ON
Wednesday from Tonopah. bringing
with him his son Antoine. who is con-
yalescent from an attack Of typhoid
pneumonia.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of County Commissioners will be
held on Monday. All bills against the
county should be fled with the County
Clerk not later than Saturday, Deem
Der 5.
Charles Parker, who recently formed
|. partnership with J. ]. Sire to conduct
, saloon in Eureka, has purchased his
,artner's interest and will conduct the
business under the name Of the Cowboy
aloon.
The scarlet rash, which has been in
for three weeks, has gone the
with nearly all the children and
s now laying hold Of the older folks.
With more alarming and dangerous
ymptoms.
John Lawton Butler of the Typo
and Reduction Company ut
rybo. Nye County. accompanied by his
wife. arrived in Eureka on Tuesday en-
to his home at Boston to spend
he Winter.
Peter Rutherford was an arrival from
Jurrant Greek Thursday. He reports
lis section of the country almost desert
ID. a large number of the people hav-
ng gone to Belmont to attend the
trial.
s. Migliarini, well known in eastern
has returned to Eureka from
Nome. Alaska, to spend the Winter.
lie has spent nearly W. years in the
Territory. and contemplates
eturning there in the Spring.
Another effort was made last Satur.
lay to secure a jury to try what is
,nown as the Ruby Hill well case.
examining all the eligibles on the
Hill without securing the required
Judge Rosevear dismissed the
,ase.
The Hylton & Williams -four mill
It South Fork. Elko County, has been
'emodeled throughout and is now plac-
ng on the market one of the finest
Of -four that car be obtained in
Nevada. p. Paroni is the Eureka
agent.
Mrs. l.. w. Cromer of Eureka last
Saturday received the sad news OF the
of her mother, Mrs. Noah Nc
Cormick, who died that day at Sacra-
mento, California. Deceased was o
"a years of age. and a protracted illness
in dropsy. Mrs. Cromer Is
ooueoIad I'm har grief by the