The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-12

wi,h a severe attack Of rheumatism.
Charley Brossemer is over from Elko
County for an indefinite stay in Eureka.
Miss Bertha Sadler has been appointed
stenoerapher in the State Land Office
at Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Russell returned
to Eureka Saturday from a short visit
with relatives in California.
@. Z. Allen, Manager of Mines for
the United States Mining Company,
arrived from Salt Lake by Thursdays
train.
There will be q regular meeting Of
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. s on next
Monday evening. Installation and
dance.
f. F. Miller and wife left Eureka
Friday for Santa Cruz. Cal, where he
will engage in the work of a stone
mason.
John McNaughion, Jr., Of Ruby Hill
and VIII Loofbourow Of Eureka left by
Wednesdays train for a visit in Cali
fornia.
Lew Rogers, ex-District Attorney of
Eureka County. has opened a law Office
one door south of the Richard Block on
Main Street.
supt. G. ID. Abbott of the L. g. p.
accompanied by his sister-in-law. Miss
Belle Brackett, were arrivals from Pail
SADIE Friday.
William Mao and sister. Miss Bertha.
left Eureka Monday for California to
make a visit with their sister. Mrs. n.
Paul. at Pslo Alto.
The Brown Hotel and the Hotel
Zadow are now employing runners to
solicit passengers on the arrival Of trains
at the L. & p. depot.
Mrs. ID. A. Hunt, who has been visit
ing relatives at Lawrencevilie, Illinois.
during the past six weeks, was an ar.
rival by Saturdays train.
The condition of j. II. Hoegh, wLo
has been seriously Ill for several weeks.
is now much improved. He is able to
be up and around the houss aud is in a
fair way TO recover his health.
George Hagaman. the stage man, ar
rived in Eureka from Tybo Monday.
He reports that from 10 miles south Of
Fish Greek the snow is from W to two
aud a half feet deep all the way to Typo
The Mob Hill Fire Company at its
meeting Monday evening decided to
give a st. Patrick's Day ball ON Friday
evening. March 10. at the Eureka Opera
House. The advertisement will appear
next week.
The snow in and around Hamilton is
reported very deep. Ii takes the stages
about l2 hours to cover the IL miles be-
tween lllipah and that placs. Thurs
days Ely mail was "a hours late in
reaching Eureka.
DIR. W. +. Burnett received a hurry
up call from Ruby Hill last Sunday
night during the heaviest part Of the
blizzard then prevailing. Ia making
the trip the cutter was upset and the
Doctor thrown out IN such a way as to
slightly injure one Of his shoulders.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald, formerly Of
the Supreme Bench OF Nevada, is again
In Eureka renewing acquaintance and
looking after his business interests.
He arrived Monday from Carson and
we understand is now considering the
advisability OF opening a law office here,
A special train arrived from Palisade
Thursday night about s O'Clock bringing
a snow plow and carload Of coal. The
pillow is for use on the road to Ruby
Hill. q number OF the cuts OF that road
having been filled during the recent
storms, and the aid Of the plow was
found necessary to clear the track.
Judge Peter Breen left Eureka
Wednesday for Tonopah. where he will
complete the term OF court began there
before the holidays. When this Is done
he will return TO Eureka and attend to
the calendar now to come before the
court in this county. 1t Is not likely
that a Grand Jury will be convened
until his return.
Ecnesto A~ffranchino. who rides horse
back to and fro from the Diamond Mine
on Prospect Mountain to attend the
Eureka High School. reports the read to
be in a very bad condition on account
of the recent heavy falls of snow. Drifts
are in places nearly six feet deep. and
teams have teen unable to make the
trip thus far this week.
The storms Of the past week nave
been the heaviest that have visited this
part of the State this Winter. A light
Hnrrv 80 s.o.r foll o.t.rday aud Gafur.