The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-29

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California
Charley Minoletti arrived in Eureka
,v Fridav,s train from Salt Lake City.
w. II. Russell and wife left Eureka
Saturday to visit Mr.. Russell's relatives
near Stockton. California.
7. NJ. Rsqua and George Young same
nm from Palisade to visit friends and
relatives during Christmas.
Father Manion left Thursday for
Elko County and expects to be absent
from Eureka several weeks.
There will be 9 regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 10. +. q A. NJ. ON
Saturday evening at 2 O'Clock.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
IL carrying q new line Of shoes, the ad.
yertisement Of which appears In this
issue.
An attachment suit against Charles
Jackson for the sun Of $50 was com.
menced in the Justice Court Monday by
A. p. Mayberry through his attorney.
Lew Rogers.
Miss Florence Tannahill. teacher Of
the intermediate department Of the
Eureka public schools, left Saturday to
spend the Christmas holidays at her
home In Virginia City.
Robert Bailey Of Diamond Valley
spent several days in Eureka this week.
He reports that so far this has been q
good Winter for stock. but little or no
feeding as yet having been necessary.
Miss Mabel Spinner left Eureka Sat-
urday for Reno to spend a few days
with friends. and from there she will
20 to Palo Alto to take q special course
in mathematics in Stanford University.
d. A. Dees was in Eureka from Bald
Mountain this week to spend Christ
mas with his family. He has some
fine prospects in the new camp and is
actively engaged in development work.
The Eureka County Bank has follow
cd its annual custom Of extending It's
compliments to its patrons by d%istribut-
ing q calendar for the New Year, a
COPY Of which has been received by the
SENTINEL.
julius Huebner came in from Bald
Mountain to spend Christmas at home.
He reports q good deal Of activity in
that camp. aud says that the Skasgs
property is undergoing a rapid process
Of development.
Duncan Falconer, accompanied by
John B. Irish. both Of Colfax. Califor-
MIA, arrived in Eureka Thursday for
the purpose Of settling up some legal
matters connected with the estate of
the late Frank Quinn.
B. Baroni, q recent arrival in Eureka,
was out with q Christmas crowd Sun.
day night and INDUCED in a bit of
excessive hilarity which cost him n fine
Of one dollar and sl9 costs Monday in
Justice Cromer's court.
The express agent at Palisade turned
up missing Friday morning. and al
though TIE Eureka & Palisade train
was held some time and a search made
through the town, he was no found
and the train left for Eureka without
any express matter.
Several of the Eureka young ladies
who are members of the teachers pro-
fession are home to spend the holidays.
They are: Misses Minnie Man. Mary
Lucey, Christina H~ildebrand. Grace
Jones. Sophie Fulton. Christy Fulton.
Minnie Bremenkampf.
J. A. Cunningham was convicted in
the Justice court at Palisade On a
charge of assault and battery aud fined
$50. or 10 days in Jail. He was brought
to Eureka Monday by Constable N. A..
Hawkins and Is now serving his time in
the Eureka County Jail.
A miner whose name we have been
unable to learn. working In the mines
Of the Richmond Eureka Mining Com
Pony VI Teuuy Iiiis was sttuck III sho
small Of the back by a falling rock on
Wednesday afternoon. His injuries
are thought to be less serious than was
at first supposed.
Judge Peter Breen returned Monday
from Tonopah to spend the holidays
with his family. He will then 20 back
and finish the term Of the Nye County
District Court. on the calendar Of which
there remains q considerable amount
OF business. When this is disposed OF
he will call a Grand Jury and will con-
vene the District Court In Eureka Coun.
ty.
Six Cinnamon were brought In from
Palisade Friday night aud lodged in
the county Jail to serve five days each.
They attacked a section boss under
whom they were working, aud it is re-
ported would have severely injured
him il help had not arrived. They
were fined ten dollars or given
hve days in Jail. The county wood
pile has been very materially benefited
BY their presence.