The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-08-03
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

,snt il advertised for sale in to
days SENTINEL.
WIN. Blair Of Bull Greek came up
.rom there Tuesday for q load oil
supplies.
Mr.. Bessie Amidon has q notice in
..o,hsr column ITO Whom It May
Concern"
Mrs. James Kautz and son. Law
,.pce. left Eureka on Wednesday for
their home at Typo.
This week the citizens Of Palisade ap-
..,,,ad Ernest Evans night wstchman
Of that lively town.
Theodore Moore OF Kinaman Indiana.
..r;vsd in Eureka last Sunday to accept
,p~osi,ion on the SENTINEL.
Frank Perry. who has been working
,or the Richmond. Eureka Company for
,hs mast year, left Monday for Utah.
Tan dollars reward is offered for the
..,,,n Of a los. saddle horse. See ad-
..r,;sement under "New To-Day"
Sheriff Sweeney has appointed Will.
lam Dooley . deputy sheriff. He took
,bs oath Of office and qualified on Wed.
nesdsy.
Father Manion will hold the usual re.
,;oiou, services at the Catholic Church
sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at . p. IN.
n NJ. Chance, President Of the Ne
v.da. Eureka Mining Company. return.
"A 10 Eureka on Tuesday from . busi'
ness trip in the East.
Mrs. Thomas Williams u children
NJ Lane City, White Pine County. ar
,ivsd in Eureka on Wednesday to visit
her mother. Mrs. William Giles.
NJ. P. Murphy left Eureka on Wed.
nesday's train for Southeastern Utah,
where he goes to inspect some mining
properties owned by himself and others.
Earl Ennor, conductor on the E & p.
who has been of on q several weeks
vacation trip. returned this week and
made his first trip to Eureka on Thurs
day.
Alex Baricco, who has been section
foreman for the Z & p. at the Summit
for several years. has resigned his posi-.
ton and accepted the clerkship oil the
Overland Hotel at CArlin. Nevada.
ID. A. Hunt. who has been In the I'M.
ploy OF the SENTINEL for the past year.
left last Sunday for the East. He was
accompanied by his wife to Lawrence.
vile, Illinois, their home previous to
their removal to Nevada.
Carl Schuman, the moving picture
man, passed through Eureka last Mon
day from his trip through White Pine
and Elko Counties. He was OF his way
10 Austin, where he Is advertised to
show Saturday. Aug. 8.
s. NJ. Chord. who recently went to
San rrhuCtsCO 70 CousoAN en oSs'
about his eyes. returned OF Monday
much improved. IL was found that
small particles of alkali dust had lodged
10 the eye aud caused the trouble.
VIM Matson arrived here Saturday
with a 10 ton shipment Of slag from the
old furnace dumps at Shermantown.
near Hamilton, White Pine County.
The Stag is owned by John Ghiradelli
and was shipped to the United States
Smelling Company at Salt Lake.
Early Friday morning the north stone
wall Of TIE residence OF Mrs. George
Stone in Ruby Hill avenue. fell In.
The late snow and rain storms beat
against that part Of the structure. wash
ing away the mortar and weakening II.
Aside from upsetting the stove In the
room aud scattering the debris about
the floor no other damage vas done
Owing to the breaking Of the front
axle Of the tender Of the T. 81 T. train
Tuesday afternoon about seven miles
north Of Eureka 1t did not arrive here
until 9 o'clock that night. However,
Section Foreman Obersteg. who wal
working at the place where the break
down occurred. brought mp the only
passenger and the mail on his hand car
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