The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-05-12
LOCAL MENTION.


DAYS In Eureka this week.
District Attorney Lew Rogers left for
a trip down the railroad Tuesday.
Mrs. G. F. Chapman left Eureka
Thursday to join her husband at Ely.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J.. B. valergo left Eu-
reka by Thursdays train for San Fran
cisco.
John Lawton Butler, formerly Of
Typo, is expected here shortly from
Boston.
e. J. Baker left Eareka OIL Wednes-
day to accept a position with the saloon
firm Of Richard & Co. at Ely.
The Owl saloon took out a gambling
license this week and now has a roulette
wheel in operation.
Strawberries of good quality are
quite plentiful in Eureka and retail at
three small boxes for so cents.
Eugene Geraty Of Prospect on
Wednesday received seven thorough
bred Brown Leghorn chickens from
Salt Lake.
Will Mau had a new top buggy
sent up from San Francisco last week
and now drives one of the neatest out
fits in Eureka.
The Richmond Eureka Mining Com.
pany's pay day last Thursday turned
considerable money loose in Eureka
aud on Ruby Hill.
There will be a called communication
of Eureka Lodge No. 10. +. & A. NJ,
on Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Work in the third degree.
The first salt water fish to arrive in
Eureka since the California disaster
reached here by Thursdays train and
came through in fine order.
A notice is published in another
column for a meeting of the stock
holders of the Northwestern Consoli-
dated Mining Company.
@. A. Nickles. agent of the Z. & p.
at Eureka. left for Ely Monday to at
teuu W oOLlc IdiAMu1 ouniuSco III WhASh
his company is intere sted.
Mrs. Flora Morris has rented the
Robertson house on Spring street from
]. B. Bale and will shortly take up her
residence there with her family.
John Condron, a mining man from
Spokane. Washington. spent Tuesday
aud Wednesday OF this week attending
to some business matters in Eureka.
The early vegetables grown on the
ranches adjacent to Eureka are now
being brought in. Lettuce. green
onions and radishes have made their
appearance.
w. II. Kearney made an inspection
Of a number of mining properties at
Newark this week. He was very favor.
ably impressed with what he saw in
that section.
f. Z. Phillips tf Eureka contracted a
severe cold about a week ago which de-
veloped into a serious attack of bron-
chitis. Friday morning he was re-
ported somewhat better.
''Fiiz- Mac. the correspondent, passed
through Eureka Tuesday from L y On
his way to Salt Lake. He was suffer
ing from at attack of erysIpelas and
goes to Utah for medical aid.
John Wedekind arrived here Monday
from Reno en- route TO Bald Mountain.
but a dispatch received here called him
back there on a business matter and he
returned to Reno wednesday.
Harry Morris, son of Mrs. Flora Nor
ris, of Eureka. returned here from San
Francisco Monday. Harry a he has
had enough of the city for awhile and
will be satisfied to remain on the Base
Range for some time.
The advent of warm weather in Eu.
reka this week has been most welcome.
We have had several ideal May days
that have brought renewed interest in
all out door occupations and have SEEM
ed to spur every one on to best efforts in
their various pursuits.
When Tuesdays +. & p. train was
within about four miles Of Eureka a fiue
N the engine gave out and it was un-
able to pull the train up the grade into
town. The engine was uncoupled from
the train and came to Eureka for as
~sistance. AS the Ruby Hill engine was
in the yard here. the accident only
caused the train about an hours delay.