The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-23

SneTlH W 49,
Thursday.
Mrs. s. Raphel and son, Felix. return
Al IN Eureka from Reno last Sunday.
A girl is wanted to do house work.
Sac a advertisement in another column.
George williams moved his family
from Eureka to Prospect last Saturday.
John Tatten. foreman Of the ]. d.
ranch at Alpha, was a visitor in Eureka
Monday.
Mrs. T. +. Roach left Sunday for
Wonder, the new mining camp in the
western part Of Nevada.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 10, +. & A. NJ. on
Saturday evening at 2 O'Clock.
A notice Of the meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Eureka County Bank ap-
pears in another column Of this Issue.
Washington's Birthday coming on
Friday gave the public schools a vaca-
ton from Thursday night until Monday
morning.
Miss Emma Gibson. a niece Of Mrs.
Dan Morrison of Eureka. arrived here
Saturday from Belleview, Idaho, for a
short visit.
Thomas Rosselli. who has been laid
mn for over a week with a sever attack
Of rheumatism, is now far enough i'm.
proved to be up and around.
The Owl Liquor Company has just
mt in a handsome new i5-ball pool
table. Read the c%ompany's new an
nouncement in this issue.
The warm weather and the recent
rains nave already started the new grass
and the feed ON the hills IN this section
is reported to be coming mp nicely.
Father Manion left Friday for Elko
County and will hold services at the
Catholic Church in Carlin on Sunday
next. He expects to be away about two
weeks.
William Short this week purchased
the piano that has been doing service
in the Opera House for some time. and
had il moved to his home on Ruby Hill
on Friday.
A telegram received in Eureka Tues
day announced that the condition OF
Mrs. Geo. A. Bartlett. who has been i'll
at Washington. ID. c.. with typhoid
fever, is improving.
Judge Peter Breen. who was i'll when
he returned to Eureka ON Thursday Of
last week, is still confined to his home.
but now expects to be able to attend to
court matters by Monday Of next week.
Every effort has b en- put forth by
the entertainment committee OF the
Re scue Hose Company to make their
ball to be given in the Eureka Opera
House this friday evening a grand
success.
Robert e. Hanley. who has been IN
Eureka several months investigating
mining properties on Adams Hill, re-
ceived a telegram early this week call
ing him to San Francisco on business
matters.
Owing to the illness of T. A. Burdick
he was unable to appear for a prelimin-
airy hearing in the Justice Court Thurs
day. He waived examination and
was bound over to the Grand Jury by
Justice Cromer under the $500 bond
previously given.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany has established q telegraph office
at Mineral Hill and has placed George
Kenyon in charge as operator. This
was done for the especial accommoda-
ton OF the mining companies operating
In the Mineral Hill district.
Joe Sri. who has spent several
months in San Francisco, returned to
Eureka Sunday. He states that while
he is well pleased with California, he
looks with favor upon the improved
prospects here and will probably engage
in some business on the Base Range.
The recent spell of fine weather was
broken Thursday. Slight showers Of
ain fell all dry. and late THURSDAY
night and Friday morning it rained
quite hard for several hours. As we
go to press Friday afternoon the baron
eter indicates that the present storm is
not over.
An announcement is made from the
Sherif's Office that the curfew bell will
be rnng regularly each evening here
after at 8 o'clock. The officers state
that this matter will receive their care
full attention, and it behooves all persons
who come under this law to DO in their
homes shortly after the bell has been
rung.
Senator II. j. Brossemer Of Eureka
was taken seriously i'll at the Briggs
Hotel in Carson City last Saturday with
an attack Of spinal meningitis. Mrs
U. ID. Green Of Eureka. sister.in-law OF
Mr. Brossemer. received q letter written
Wednesday which stated that he is
somewhat improved, but his condition
is yet serious.