The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-03-16

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from Hamilton Thursday.
Father Manion returned Tuesday
from his visit in Elko County.
I. @. O. whitmore went over to Ely
last Sunday on q business trip.
Sheriff w. H. Sweeney returned
Tuesday from his visit in Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tognoni of Duck
water were visitors in Eureka this week.
Robert Raftice left by Wednesday,
train for the western part Of the State.
Fred Walthers Of Sherman, Elko
County, was q visitor in Eureka several
days this week.
William Mendes Of Duckwater was
in town Wednesday attending to some
business matters.
The well known Parry ranch ia Pine
Valley Is offered for sale. See adver.
tisement in another column.
Arch Harris. who has been i'll for
several weeks, resumed personal charge
Of his barber shop this week.
There will BE- a stated conclave Of
Eureka C~ommandery No. 2. X. t., on
Saturday evening at 7 O'Clock.
Miners who are DESTROYS Of securing
employment will find an advertisement
of interest to them in to-day's SENTINEL.
Mrs. j. o. Jones. mother of Mrs.
l.. Tippie, arrived by Wednesdays
train from Palisade for a visit with her
daughter.
Father Manion will hold the usual re.
ligious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
Miss Edna Broy. daughter of Post
master O. L. Broy. has been quite ill
during the past week. but is now re-
ported to be improved.
]. @. Kind g. Co. have disposed of
their brokerage business at Goldfeld
and will devote their entire time to the
mining promotion business.
Reports from Carson state hat the
condition Of Senator 4. j. Brossemer
show but little improvement. and his
case is still considered serious.
Chester Ennor. brother of Earl Ennor,
conductor on the 4. & p, has taken a
position as engineer on the regular run
between Eureka and Palisade.
W. q. Landon. representative Of the
Nevada Loan aud Investment Company
who has spent several months in Eu-
reka, left for Reno "Wednesday.
Andrew Morehead. who has been
seriously i'll for about three weeks with
lung trouble. grew worse the early part
OF this week and is now in q critical
condition.
Nearly a foot Of snow fell in Eureka
last Sunday night. and 1t is reported
that a much greater quantity fell at
Hamilton and Ely. The weather has
since been clear and cold.
George Hagaman returned from the
East Sunday where he had been called
on account OF the death of his father.
Jacob II. Hagaman. who died at his
home in Somerville. N. j., on Feb. 8.
District Attorney A. j. Maestretti Of
Austin. Lander County. arrived in En-.
reka last Saturday to assist District
Attor iey A. S. Henderson in the prose-
cution Of the cases on the criminal
calendar before the Grand Jury.
The members of the Mob Hill Fire
Company were mi in force Thursday
night to decorate the Opera House in
preparation for their st. Patrick's ball
to be given this friday night. They
expect to Guido their former social eff
forts in making this ball q grand sue
cess.
Not content with their experience in
throwing rocks, for which they we're
recently reprimanded by the officers,
several Of the young boys OF Eureka
this week defaced the Karsky and Pardy
buildings on Main street with rotten
eggs. Complaint has been made to the
officers. who state that further depre.
dations Of this kind will be followed by
Incarceration Of the offenders in the
county Jail.