The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-22

The professional caro- OF LII. II. W.
o'Brien appears in this issue.
Homer Wilson OF Monitor Valley, Nye
County. has been visiting in Eureka
this week.
A. W Clayton Of Alpha came up last
Saturday to be present at the Masonic
installation Of officers.
There will be a meeting Of st. John:
Chapter No. 8, r. A. NJ. on Saturday
evening at z O'Clock. Installation OF
officers.
H. J. Humphreys. Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector for Nevada. was
in Eureka attending to official business
last Saturday.
W. Z. Griffin, Cashier Of the Eureka
County Bank, left Thursday for Reno
to spend the holidays with his daughter,
Mrs. o. J. Smith.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sun
day school at 2 p. m.
G. E. Allen, manager Of mines for the
United States Mining Company, in.
spected the Richmond. Eureka mines at
Ruby Hill this week.
Attention is called to the new adver-
tisement of the Zadow Grill and Bakery
which appears under New To-Day" in
another column Of this issue.
ii. Z. Stebbins, who has been en-
ployed at the Eureka Brewery Saloon
for several months. left for Ely last
Saturday to accept a position there.
The cold and stormy weather that
has prevailed for some time gave way
this week to clear. warm days with
a high barometer and every prospect Of
ideal weather for Christmas.
Charley HUI drove over to lllipah
Sunday and returned Monday with his
wife and baby daughter. who have been
visiting with Mrs. Hjul's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Norman. for the past
two months.
Ell Krause returned to Eureka from
Tybo Wednesday and will remain over
to be present at the installation of Of
ficers of st. Johns Chapter on Satur-
day evening. He expects to leave Mon
day for Tonopah.
A number OF the crossings and the
walks in Eureka are in a dangerous
condition, and would be greatly i'm
proved IL those who live near such places
would take the trouble to occasionally
sprinkle a few ashes on these icy places.
O. II. Duborg of Beowawe, Assembly
man.elect OF Eureka County, came to
Eureka Monday. His sheep are being
driven TO the Winter range in Nye
County and he is making this his head
quarters for receiving reports Of their
progress.
The Owl Liquor Company will open
its new place Of business in the Smith
block, one door south OF Wells. Fargo
& Co., on Saturday evening. The
place has been handsomely reftted
with elegant new fixtures and arranged
In a very neat and tasty manner
Robert E. Hanley. who has been
here for several weeks making arrange
ments for the formation Of a corpora
ton to operate several mines in this
district. left Monday for San Francisco
to spend the holidays. He expects to
return early in January and complete
the organization.
The following mines near Palisade
are reported TO have been bonded to p.
d. Delmas and associates of Salt Lake
City: Ouondago mine Of James Jain
and Jack Patch for $50. 900; four ad.
Joining claims Of Jack Patch and
Charles Pratt for $40, 900, and the Hum
boldt mines Of Patch. Jones. Mcdonald
and McKinnon for $4,000.
George Hagaman, who has the mail
contract aud runs the stage from Eureka
TO Ty DO, returned from u trip to that
place Monday. He reports considerable
activity In the mines there, aud has in.
creased the carrying capacity OF his
stages by putting on two horse stock in
stead Of one, which the increased bust
ness on the route now requires.
Len Ock. who conducted a store in
Eureka until about a year ago. return
ed here Wednesday. He went to China
expecting to remain there permanently.
but found the conditions in that coun'
try so changed that he did not feel at
home, and learning that times are i'm
proving in Eureka, he decided that the
United States is good enough for him.
w. A. Moore Of Cold Creek. White
Pine County. arrived in Eureka We'd
nesday to attend to some business mat
ters. He reports considerable activity
In the Bald Mountain country, and
especially in connection with the Skaggs
copper property. The new company
has erected q boarding and bunk
house and is now employing 20 men in
active development work.
A. B. Lightfoot. Principal Of the Eu-
reka Public Schools. was admitted to
thu har Tuesdav nv the Surname Court