The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-05-18

Mountain Monday.
Frank wiuzell Of Alpha spent satur-
DAY and Sunday in Eureka.
Attorney II. X. Mitchell returned
Monday from a professional trip to
Carson and Reno.
The Honor Roll of the Ruby Hill
school was received too late for pub
lication in this Issue.
The Eureka baseball players this
week organized a club and selected r.
n. Locke as captain.
Bernardo Damsle was visiting in Eu-
reka several days this week from the
north end of the county.
The sadler estate is having the frame
building adjoining the Empire saloon
on Main street put in general repair.
Miss Grace Jones finished teaching
bar term OF school In the Damele dis
trict and returned to Eureka IN Mon.
day.
Merrill Fletcher left last Saturday
with a two-horse rig for a trip to Bull
lion, the new mining district in Lander
County.
Mrs. ]. Z. Page Of Typo passed
through Eureka on Wednesday en- route
home from q trip to the western part Of
the State.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bartlett and mother,
Mrs. l.. A. Gates. arrived at Los Angeles
last Monday on their way home to Ne
yada from the East.
Miss Mary Lucey finished teaching
her term of school at Sherman. Elko
County. and returned to her home in
Eureka last Saturday.
Paul Yost this week has been giving
the front Of his Eureka Brewery Saloon
building ON the corner Of Main and
Clark streets fresh coats Of paint.
The Eureka Tennis Club this week
began reapiring the old court grounds
ON south Main street and expect to have
them ready for use in a short time.
Quite a snow aud rain storm prevail
ed in Eureka and vicinity Sunday and
Monday. On Tuesday it cleared up and
since then the weather has been de.
lightful.
Several loads of gravel were dumped
in front of the sidewalk at the Eureka
postofice Friday. When the filing in
is completed it will be a decided i'm
provement.
Two Davis whims weighing 1888 and
1855 pounds. consigned to the Nevada
Eureka Mining Company Of Ruby Hill.
arrived at the Eureka & Palisade freight
depot Wednesday.
A carload Of merchandise consisting
Of buggies. heavy wagons and a nobby
delivery wagon is now Mt the E & P.
depot. The consignment is billed to
the Eureka Cash Store.
Last Saturday night some party or
parties broke into the cabin at the
Cyanide mine on Adams Hill aud car
ried away a quantity Of powder. fuse.
caps. candlesticks. etc.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment OF Phil Paroni in another column
Of this issue, which will be Of interest
to those who contemplate doing any.
thing in the Iainting line.
I. NJ. Chance, son Of II. NJ. Chance.
president OF the Nevada Eureka Mining
Company of Eureka. arrived here Satur-
day from Philadelphia and expects to
remain during the Summer.
The Southern Pacifc's second in.
stallment Of taxes amounting to 3d.
623 ~, and the Dunphy estate amount
Ing to 81, 1874. Sc. vas paid into the
County Treasury this week.
Bishop Spalding will speak especially
to the graduating class Of the Eureka
High School in his address on Sunday
evening. Seats will be reserved, aud
the High School will attend in a body.
supt. G. ID. Abbott and Assistant
Snpt. A. r. Randolph of the f. g. p.
came up from Palisade Monday on a
business trip in connection with the
affairs Of the company at this end of
the line.
j. b. Bale is constructing a frame
residence north of the Eureka Cash
Store building on North Main street.
The structure ia to be 24x36 feet. and
when completed will be occupied by
Mr.. Bales family as a residence.
Wilbur ]. Lucey of the City Brewery
Saloon has connected that place with
bis barber shop adjoining by having a
half glass door put in place. He is now
prepared to furnish his patrons with a
nrst-class shave. and none but the best
goods are dispensed over the bar.
Ed kraus came over from Typo Wed.
nesday to meet +. NJ. jackson and ID. X.
Reid Of Colorado. who arrived in Eureka
on Thursdays train. The three gentle.
man left by private conveyance the
same afternoon for Typo where Messrs.
jackson and Reid go to inspect the
Dimmick mines Of that district.