The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-10-20

Ned Clarke Of Blue Eagle. Nye
County. is mp for a visit on the Base
Range.
Rev. Father Manion returned to Eu-
reka on Thursday from his trip down
the railroad.
The News states that telephone COM
munication between Ely g. Eureka has
been suspended.
Miss Kate Mechanics returned home
Wednesday from a several weeks visit
in San Francisco.
Miss Bertha Mau returned home TO
Eureka last Saturday from an extended
visit in San Francisco.
A complete list Of the registered
voters of Eureka County will be found
ON the first page Of to-day's issue.
Under New To-Day" The Eureka
Live Stock Company offers a reward
for the recovery of some lost horses.
Three mining men from the East
were arrivals in Eureka by Fridays
train to inspect the mines of Joseph
Meister at Newark.
Father Manion will hold the usual
religious services at the Catholic
Church ON Sunday morning 10 o'clock.
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
The official list Of the nominees to
be voted for at the general election to
be held on November 6. 1906. will be
found in another column.
A watch was found in Eureka this
week and left at the SENTINEL office.
The owner can recover his property by
calling and describing the same.
The Ely Mining Expositor, a new
Weekly Democratic paper published at
Ely by the Expositor Publishing Com
pany. made its first appearance last
week.
Fred I. Doll, the hide buyer and wool
Ran. spent several days in Eureka
early this week looking after the ship.
ping of a large number of hides recently
purchased In this section.
Pete Carletti and the Demele Bros.
sold all this years beef cattle to Tom
Griffin Of Carlin, and loaded the last
shipment at Alpha on Saturday last.
They guessed the cattle of at three
cents a pound live weight.
Pete Carletti Of Alpha was in town
several days this week attending to bust.
ness matters. lie states that he cut an
unusually large crop Of hay this season
on his ranch. and that most of the
ranchers in his section had fine crops Of
hay.
A. G.. Harris Of the Corner Barber
Shop believes in keeping up with the
procession. He installed a fine, new
Koch hydraulic leather upholstered
chair in his shop this week, and is now
prepared to give you any position de-
sired.
Mrs. Henry Lorigau and daughter,
Miss Ethel, came up from Duckwater
Tuesday. The following day Miss
Ethel left for San Francisco to take q
business course In one of the colleges
in that city. Miss Eva Horton accom-
panied Mrs. Lorigan on her trip to Eu.
reks.
Wednesday was a day Of accidents.
Frank Kopp was the third in line to
meet with injury. While passing the
Eureka Con. Works on his way to the
depot with a load Of ore he was struck
in the face by the break flying suddenly
back, and received quite a severe and
painful injury.
Marcus NJ. Johnson. a brother OF
Hiram Johnson of Eureka, arrived here
from San Francisco last Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. johnson. MI.
johnson has remained for the week TO
visit with his brothers family and the
friends of former years. that were
formed during his engagement in bust
ness aud residence here.
The SENTINEL last week advised Eu-
rekans to put in their Winters coal
while the present good spell Of weather
was On. AS a consequence Pete Lob.
the drayman. is about to start a damage
suit asalnst Us. claiming that his life is
being made u misery to him on account
of the many people who are clamoring
for the coal hat the SENTINEL advised
them to buy. aud which the L. g. p,
has failed to so Tar deliver in Eureka.
But there are others. and Ruby Hill is
a so reported to be short Of coal and
hollerin'.