The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-04-06

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week.
W. E. Griffin left last Saturday for a
b~usiuess trip to the western part Of the
State.
The advertisement OF II. II. Locke &
On. assayers and chemists. appears in
this issue.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
has a new announcement in to-day's
SENTINEL
James Reilly. the mining promoter.
has been in Eureka several days this
week from Mineral Hill.
The reports from Carson this week
show little or no change in the condi.
ton Of Senator Frank Brossemer.
Elna Broy, daughter of Postmaster
! @. L. Broy, is again seriously i'll after
having been able to be out for a few
days.
Father Manion will hold the usual re.
lieious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. IN.
The Owl Liquor Company last Mon
day took out a license and opened a
roulette wheel in its place of business
on Main street.
The lateness Of the arrival Of the
train Wednesday was due TO a small
washout at Trout Greek, 10 miles this
side of Palisade.
The advertisement Of the anniversary
ball to be given by Eureka Lodge No.
22, l. o. o. f.. on April 90. appears in
to.day's SENTINEL
Assemblyman Edgar Sadler returned
to Eureka "Wednesday from Carson.
where he has been attending the session
Of the Legislature.
John Hancock. Jr., who has been
working in the mines ut Goldfeld for
several months. returned to Eureka
Monday by private conveyance.
DR.. Henry Hagar. who for several
years practieed medicine in Eureka.
has opened an office in Elko and will
engage in the practice Of medicine
there.
Mrs. @. Huebner is building a two
room addition to the family residence
on south Spring street. John Hoff
master and julius Huebner are doing
the work.
The Eureka public schools received a
carload OF wood last Saturday. 1t came
in the nick of time. for the supply of
fuel on hand would not of lasted
another day.
An advertisement which will appeal
to the mother of the babe. of goods
handled by the Whitelaw Paper Goods
Company. will be found in this issue of
the SENTINEL.
+. b. Fletcher and Gurley Jones Of
Tonopah arrived in Eureka last Sunday
by automobile from the Reveilie coun'
try. They left here Tuesday morning
for Duckwater.
The weather this week has been typi-
cal Of the month Of April. A light fall
OF snow, showers Of rain and dark
cloudy days have characterized the in
coming week Of the month.
Attorney A. J. Maestretti OF Austin.
Lander County. arrived in Eureka
Thursday to assist District Attorney A.
s. Henderson in the prosecution Of the
criminal cases on the District Court
docket.
Mrs. Flora Morris left last Sunday
for San Francisco for q brief visit with
her son and daughter In that city.
While there she will purchase a new
stock of Spring aud Summer goods for
her store in Eureka.
The new Union bakery Is doing a
rushing business. aud the proprietor.
Camille Gallo, already finds that his
present quarters are too small to supply
the patronage that he is r, ceiving. He is
now looking for another location which
will give him larger facilities.
A. P. Mayberry and Guy Anderson.
connected with the United States Min
ing & Smelling Company. left Eareka
Monday for Morey. Nye County. about
70 miles south OF here, to examine the
silver-lead mines at that place belonging
to the Bernheimers Of New York.
Baptista Cicoli. a former miner in
Eureka who has been in Italy for the
past six years. returned here Saturday.
He states that conditions in Italy are
such that a man who has been accustom-
ed to American ways can scarcely make
a living there for himself and family.
t. W. Howard. G. V. Shoup. A. c..
Hibbard and Dewitt Clemens of Reno,
who are interested in mining proper
ties at Mineral Hill, were here this
week to attend the suit between b. l.
Plummer and the Mineral Hill Mining
q Smelling Company. They left for
Mineral Hill Tuesday.
Twenty sheep shearers arrived in
Eureka Thursday from Deeth, Elko
County. to shear the Eureka Live Stock
~Company's sheep. Pens aud permanent
quarters have been erected at the COM
pany's ranch at Fish Greek, IL miles