The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-01

Lessee Mendes was up from Duckwater

ITODl u UP AeOhCs
William Hawkins has a notice to the
public under New To-Day"
Mrs. William Davies and children
left last Saturday for Typo to join Mr..
Davies.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G. McTeruey re-
turned from their visit in California by
Thursdays train.
Miss Maggie Jones came up from
Palisade last Tuesday to spend Thanks
giving in Eureka.
Earl Cobb aad Mrs. A. Mckay re-
turned to Eureka last Saturday from an
overland trip to T~onopah.
Miss Rose Coyle of Hamilton has
gone to Tonopah for a visit with her
sister, Miss Fannie Coyle.
Dune Falconer of Colfsx, California,
was in Eureka several days this week
attending to some legal matters.
There will be a meeting Of st. Johns
Chapter, No. 8, r. A. NJ, on Saturday
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Election of
officers.
Robert Z. Hanley, the mining mar
returned here Tuesday from a trip to
the new camp of Greenwater, in Inyo
County. Cal.
Ed Krause returned Wednesday from
San Francisco where he attended the
funeral last Sunday of his late partner,
Henry Kind.
A notice calling a meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Northwestern Con.
ISOLATED Mining Company is published
under New To-Day"
Walter Young, who has been work
ing in the Z. & p. shops at Palisade
for several months. came home for
Thanksgiving and will remain here for
a week.
Mrs. G.. 8. Hendern and daughter,
Miss Allie, returned home to Eureka
Wednesday from a five months visit
with relatives and friends in Canada
and the East.
Among the announcements made by
the Ruby Hill Mercantile Company in
their new advertisement in this issue is
the statement that a carload of coal is
expected by Saturday.
Miss Irene Mendes and Miss jose
phine Rogantini Of Duckwater arrived
In Eureka IN Tuesday and departed by
Wednesdays train to attend one Of the
schools at Ogden. Utah.
Jimmy Tickell. a resident of Ruby
Hill in the early days, was elected a
County Commissioner Of Silver Bow
County, Montana. on the Republican
ticket at the recent election.
Edgar Sadler. Frank Romano and
the Plummer Bros. made a delivery at
Palisade last Monday of 100 head of
beef cattle to Tom Griffin Of Carlin at
about three cents a pound live weight.
Judge Peter Breen left Friday to
hold a term of the Nye County District
Court at Tonopah. As there is con-
siderable business piled up on the calen-
dar in Nye. he expects to ba absent
several weeks.
The L. & p. work train reached Eu-
reka last Monday. after repairing and
strengthening the bridges and culverts
on the road 80 that the company's new
35.ton engine can be put into service
In hauling the ore trains from Ruby
Hill to the Summit.
The present severe cold weather Is
evidently making the coyotes desperate.
a number Of them having been seen
within the own limits recently. ]. B..
Bale has shot and killed three this
week on the cliff Of rocks at the lower
end Of Spring street. and nearly every
night the dogs Of the town and Mr..
Coyote have a scrap.
Coasting ON the streets Is again at.
tracing the attention OF our boys and
girls. Some of the older ones have
found this sport most exhilarating aud
pleasurable. too. and may be seen enter
ing into the spirit of the fun as heartily
as do those Of fewer years. No serious
accidents nave occurred as yet, al
though Mamie Rogantini is suffering
from a sprained ankle received in this
way, and a few othsr minor injuries
have been sustained by others.
The dun colored horse owned by ].
B.. Bale became frightened while AL
bert Bale was down at the depot
Thursday afternoon and succeeded in
getting loose from the sleigh to which
he was attached. He ran down the rail
road track between two and three miles.
hen turned off and became e~ntangled
in a cedar tree. where he was caught
by Albert Bale and Charley Depaoli
without difficulty. Nothing about the
sleigh except the single.tree was broken,
and the horse escaped without injury.
The same horse ran away last week
aud succeeded in giving his pursners a
long chase down the canyon.
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