The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-02
KA SENTINEL
Local Mention

Miles McKinnon of Palisade has a
notice to the public in to.day's issue Of
the SENTINEL
Mrs. A. Fraser has an announcement
in the SENTINEL this week Of a new
stock Of goods just received.
@. M. Perry. manager Of the Newark
Mining and Milling Company. left Eu-
reka Tuesday for a months visit in the
East.
The Zeuoli Silver Copper Company
advertises 10 this issue Of the SENTINEL
for bids upon the work Of sinking a
1O0.foot shaft.
Alex Mechanics and Alfred Huebner
have taken a contract to do the location
work on q mining claim on Adams Hill
for J. S. Bagg.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
lieious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
Mrs. J. II. Hoegh received a check
Wednesday for $4,000 in payment of a
life insurance policy carried by her
husband. ]. II. Hoegh. lately deceased.
The SENTINEL is indebted to As.
semblyman Edgar Sadler for a list Of
the stlnding Committees OF the AS
sembly and the annual reports Of the
State Controller for 1905-1e06.
The SENTINEL desires to express its
thanks and appreciation to Assembly
man O. II. Duborg for copies Of a num-
Der of bills now pending before the
Legislature received this week.
Sheriff w. II. Sweeney has appointed
Thomas Dixon as deputy sheriff, and
MIR. Dixon has taken the cath of office
and filed his appointment with the
County Recorder. according to law.
A private letter received in Eureka
Thursday from Ely states that an cpl
demic of pneumonia is prevalent there
and that the death rate from this cause
has recently averaged about one a day.
The uncem Of the cast and
programme OF the four act drama.
Hearts OF Cold" to be given by the
Base Range Dramatic Club on Feb. s.
appears in another column Of this issue.
A letter received in Eureka from
Bald Mountain this week states that
the snow is so deep in that section that
work is practically suspended until
more favorable weather conditions
exist.
Mrs. Charles Dorsey. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Robinson of Newark
Valley, arrived in Eureka last Saturday
from Battle Mountain on her way TO.
the home Of her parents for a few
weeks visit.
A. Z. Anderson Of San Francisco.
who is interested with Robert L. Han.
10y in negotiations pending for a num-
Der Of mining claims on Adams Hill,
was in Eureka several days this week
inspecting the properties.
Will Gallery. employed on the Sadler
ranch in Diamond Valley. had a horse
fall with him Tuesday and sustained a
dislocation of the right shoulder. He
wal brought to Eureka Wednesday for
treatment by DIR. Burnett.
j.. j. Smith was arrested last week at
Palisade on a charge of carrying a con-
cealed weapon and was sentenced by
Justice ]. NJ. Requa to 80 days in the
County Jail. He was brought to En-
reka and placed in confinement Satur-
day.
News was received this week that
Miss Allie Phillips. daughter Of Mrs.
f f.. Phillips of Eureka. underwent an
operation for appendicitis in a hospital
in Los Angeles last week. The opera
ton was successful aud Miss Phillips
is now on the road to recovery.
A report reached Eureka this week
that the boarding q d bunk house,
blacksmith shop and other buildings at
the Iron mine at Barth. near Palisade,
were destroyed by fire Monday night.
The SESTINEL's correspondent at Pail
SADIE makes no mention of the matter in
the items received this week, and we
have been unable to authenticate the
statement.
Miss Daisy Wendell, who left Eureka
about 12 years ago for Cali ornia, and
who has been for a number of years a
sufferer from a nervous disorder. re-
Gently went to the Lane Hospital in
San Francisco from her home in Oak
land for the purpose OF undergoing a
surgical operation. While there she
was stricken with typhoid fever and is
now confined in the hospital with that
malady.
John McCrimmon, superintendent of
the Nevada Smelling q Mines Com
pany of Rsveille. Nye County. arrived
In Eureka last Saturday. He was look
Ing for a pack train to carry wood into
Reveille. aud Nick Ratio. the packer,
returned with him Sunday TO look over
the situation with a view of engaging
IN the work. Mr.. McCrimmon reported
that when he left the snow was three
feet deep in the Reveille and Typo
country.