The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-03-23

SADIE Monday after q short visit In
Eureka.
u Loofbourow returned to Eureka
Monday after a several weeks visit al
Salt Lake.
Attorney H. X. Mitchell left Satur'
a.v TO attend to some legal matters in
,be Federal Court at Carson.
A special meeting of the stockholders
~ the Adams Hill Mining Company ID
advertised in to-day's SENTINEL.
Pat Mcbride, who has been in the
cold6eld district for the past year. re-
,prned home to Eureka Monday.
There will be a stated convocation
If Eureka Lodge No. 16, +. q A. M.
ON Saturday evening at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. G. d. Abbott of Palisade after
snsudiug several days with friends in
Eureka, returned home by Sundays
train.
Father Manion will hold the usual re.
lioious services ut the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. IN.
The Eureka Cash Store is distribut.
ing among its patrons q very neat
souvenir in the form of an aluminium
wall match box.
Attorney Lew Rogers expects to leave
here Sunday for q trip of inspection Of
the new mining camp Of Wonder in
Churchill County.
James Clark of Elko and j. w. Puett
Of Carlin were in Eureka last Satur-
day to attend a meeting of Eureka
Commandery No. 2, X. T.
John Cobb, who has charge Of the
Fish Creek ranch for the Eureka Live
Stock Company. was in town with his
family several days this week.
Walter j. Tonkin of Virginia City,
and formerly Of Eureka. has been in
town this week looking after his prop
erty aud business interests here.
superintendent Charles Read of the
Diamond Mining Company returned to
Salt Lake Sunday after putting in sew
eral days inspecting the property here.
A telegram received in Eureka Thurs
day from Carson tates that the on
dition Of Senator Frank Brossemer is
about the same as it has been for the
past week.
John Merialdo. n Of its members.
has invited the Grand Jury to a ravioli
dinner at the Hotel Merialdo this (Fri.
day evening at s O'Clock. The Jury
has accepted the invitation.
Merrill Fletcher is looking for the
miscreant who wilfully and maliciously
broke one of the plate glass lamps at
tached to his bus while standing in the
shed next to the livery barn Wednesday
night.
The train which arrived in Eureka at
6 O'Clock Wednesday night brought the
first mail to arrive here from west Of
Reno this week. the washouts on the
s. p. being such that no mail had been
brought to Palisade.
Guy Anderson, one Of the United
States Mining Company's experts. came
over from Salt Lake Saturday. aud
after inspecting some mining property
in the Mineral Hill district left Eu.
eka by Tuesdays train.
j. II. Schneck came in from Bald
Mountain on Sunday TO await the ar
rival here of Goldheld parties who are
expected to inspect the Wingfeld q
Nixon properties in that district on
which he has been experimenting the
development work.
Adams johnson, who has spent sew
eral weeks in the Bullfrog aud Gold
field mining districts. returned to Eu'
reka Sunday. He reports that while
there 10 great deal of work being done
In that section. yet owing to the strikes
labor conditions are not as good as they
have been.
Herman Reischke Of Reveille. Nye
County, has besn in Eureka this week
getting a new stock of goods for his
merchandise business. Besides the
goods for his store he purchased a safe.
q quantity Of lumber and corrugated
iron. the whole of whichmade loads for
several leans.
E ]. Collins. general manager for
the Southern Nevada Mines and Smelt.
ing Company, arrived in Eureka Thurs
day from Tonopah to look after some
mining property in this district which
has been favorably reported upon by
l.. P. ]. Greene, who has been here for
several weeks looking up these proper.
ties.
The e~quinoxial storm which has been
raging in many parts Of the West dur
Ing the past four days has been one OF
the hardest and most destructive storms
to visit this region in several years.
The fall of water has been exceptionally
heavy. aud in consequence n great deal
OF damage has been done. In this
vicinity not much snow or rain has
fallen, but a very high wind has pre-
vailed day and night since Sunday.
Reduced Freight Rates Bearing Fruit