The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. n. OF rail-
sade spent several days in Eureka this
week.
Adams johnson left Monday to join
his brother, Art. at Bullfrog, Nye
County.
Valentine dance was given at the
nublic hall in Newark Valley Thursday
evening.
William Whalen has a card in to-
DAYS SENTINEL, ITO Whom 1t May
Concern"
The Sri Bros, James and Nick, have
rone to Ely to look at business condi.
tons in that camp.
Charles Chastine and Dave Mclean
were visitors in Eureka Wednesday
from Currant Creek.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
has some new announcements in their
a Advertisement in this issue.
II. G.. B~remenkampf left with his
family Sunday for a few weeks visit in
the western part Of the State.
The weather during the past week
has been such that even the most pessi-
mistic must have been pleased.
Mrs. Flora Morris & Son have an an
nouncement of further reductions at
their store In this issue Of the SENTINEL.
Father Manion will hold the usual re.
liQious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
Carl Muir brought his wife over from
Hamilton Thursday, and Mrs. Muir
left by Fridays train for a visit with
relatives at Hamilton, Canada.
Judge Peter Breen returned to Eureka
Thursday afternoon from Tonopah
where he has been holding court. He
was quite i'll on his arrival here and is
now confined to his home.
George w. Halstead. who has for
several years had a lease Of the DeFlon
ranch at Duckwater. recently removed
his family to his own ranch at Currant
Creek. which he expects to make his
permanent home.
George Hagaman, the well known
stage man of Eureka, received word on
Friday OF last week that his father had
died in New Jersey. He left Saturday
o-... f1r that 2fafa and pflt he
gone several weeks.
Charles Six Of the Ruby Hill Mercan-
tile Company returned from Salt Lake
this week. He reports that owing to
the scarcity of coal there he was unable
to make arrangements to get a supply
for Eureka and Ruby Hill at this time.
The celebration OF China New Years
commenced in Eureka last Monday and
has continued most Of the week with
bat slight interruption. the patriotic
small boys Of the town assisting ma
terially in helping to properly celebrate
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clayton Of South
Fork. Elko County, have been visiting
Mrs. Clayton's sister. Mrs. j. A. Ra-
tazzi of Eureka, this week. Mr.. Clay
ton returned to his home "Wednesday,
while Mrs. Clayton will remain here for
a few weeks visit.
The four.act drama, "Hearts Of Gold !"
presented at the Eureka Opera House on
Friday evening of last week vas highly
successful. The audience was well
pleased with the production. and the
receipts amounted to $50. 10 over and
above expenses. The dance which fol-
Lowell the drama lasted until 4 a. IN.
A number Of anonymous letters have
recently been received by the county
officials calling attention to certain
conditions claimed to exist in Eureka
" writars nf these letters are
sincere in their desires to remedy these
conditions, they should appear before
the proper authorities and make com.
plant.
The ball to be given by the Rescue
Hose Company at the Opera House Oh
Friday evening, Feb. 90. is expected to
be M Of the most delightful social
events OF the season. Every effort is
being made by the entertainment com
mittee to provide an evening OF unusual
enjoyment and pleasure for those who
attend.
News was received in Eureka this
week that Mrs. Bartlett. wife of Con-
gr~essman.elect George A. Bartlett. is
suffering from an attack OF typhoid
fever in Washington. ID. q. Mrs. Lucy
Gates. Mrs. Bartlett's mother, left
Tonopah Wednesday for Washington
to care for her daughter. Mrs. w. E
Taylor. Mrs. B~artlett's grandmother.
left Eureka Friday for Tonopah to look
after the welfare OF her great grand