The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-11-17

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Attorney +. s. Gedney came over
from Elko Thursday to attend to some
legal matters in Eureka.
Paul Z. Banker. Bradstreet's repre-
sentative at Salt Lake. spent several
days in Eureka early this week.
Leo Lucey and Frank Mcbride left
Thursday on a prospecting trip in the
vicinity of Pine Greek. Nye County.
Father Manion left for Elko by Fri
days train and expects to be absent
from Eureka for the next two weeks.
Pete P~astorini was up from Duck
water his week with a load of ranch
products which he readily disposed Of.
Joseph Sire left Thursday for San
Francisco and will remain there and en-
gage in business If a favorable oppor.
tunity presents.
Dan Dean, one of Eureka's pioneers,
has been seriously i'll for the past week
with a heart affection. He Is now re.
ported to be improving.
Before making your Christmas selec-
lions call at Mrs. o. ID. Green's aud let
her ft you out with anything you may
desire in the jewelry or silverware line.
John Kopp and Robbie Reid. two
Eureka boys who have been living in
Sau Francisco for several years, arrived
here Saturday for a weeks visit with
relatives.
All Odd Fellows in good standing are
requested to meet with Eureka Lodge
No. 22, l. o. o. F.. next Wednesday
evening. Nomination Of officers and
work in the Initiatory degree.
Mrs. Bessie Amidon assumed charge
Of the Brown Hotel dining room last
Monday. Mrs. William Zadow, who has
been conducting the business, retiring
from its management.
Assessor ii. G. McTerney left Tues
who has been making a several months
visit with her sister in Alameda. Cal
will accompany him on his return.
Mrs. L ]. Gallery aud her sister, Miss
Kate Brown. left Eureka Thursday for
Reno. After the approaching marriage
of her sister. Mrs. Gallery will joir her
husband, who is now located at Tono.
pah.
The bu,khead on Paul street that
supports the bank in the rear of j. Ii.
Hoegh's residence ON Spring street.
gave away this week and allowed con-
siderable of the street to cave. The
Commissioners now have Il. A. Laird
putting in a new %bulkhead.
Judge Peter Breen leaves for Austin
on Sunday to preside in the District
Court at that place on Monday next
when the matter of sentencing Patsy
Dryer, the Manhattan gambler who
was found guilty Of murder in first
degree by a jury on July 81. comes mp
for hearing.
Mrs. L. w. fremont and daughter.
Beatrice. who have been visiting here
for the past three weeks, will return to
their home at Carson on Saturday.
They will be accompanied by the
formers mother. Mrs. NJ. L. Farlinger,
who will make a months visit with
her daughter.
The spell of fine weather we have
been enjoying for the past two weeks
was broken Thursday by a decided
change. The barometer commenced
dropping and late in the afternoon it
began showing. About an inch fell in
Eureka. Friday the weather continued
cold aud the barometer is still at the
storm point.
Herman Reischke. the merchant and
mine owner of Reveille. Nye County,
drove oyer to Eureka Thursday to
attend to the shipping Of a large stock
of merchandise to Reveille. The goods
have been arriving here for the past
two weeks over the f & r.. and j..
Hildebrand is now loading them on his
two six.horse teams.
Frank Curieux of Beowawe arrived
in Eureka by Fridays train. Mr..
Curieux confirms the story of the sale
Of his hotel, merchandise store aud
other property at Beowawe to G. Mont.
gomery. The first payment has been
made. and the balance is to be paid on
Dec. Is next. The consideration is
said to have been $780, 00.
A couple of men who announced
themselves as ''hobo" miners from Ely
and Cripple Greek. arrived in Eureka
Thursday morning. They at once COM
menced striking the saloons for free
drinks and solicited money from every
body. When met with r~efusals they
became quite abusive. aud as a number
of complaints were made to Constable
Ford. he arrested and lodged them in
jill. They were taken before Justice
Cromer FIR day morning and given
"hoaters."