The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-05
local Mention

Clerks office during the illness OF
County Clerk J. II. Hoeeh.
Miss Kitty winzell of Alpha arrived
in Eureka Tuesday and remained for a
few days visit with friends.
r. A. Laird left this week for Mineral
Hill where he will take charge of some
assessment work to be done there.
School commenced In the High School
Monday and in the grades Wednesday.
Tn attendance is reported a little short
DR.. Henry Hagar, brother of Mrs. J.
II. Hoegh. drove over from his home in
Ruby Valley, Elko County. last Sun
day.
Mrs. Alice Childs. sister of Mrs. J.
IL. Hoegh, arrived in Eureka from
Fallon. Churchill County. by Tuesdays
train.
The newly elected County officials
will take the oath Of Office and assume
their respective duties nex Monday,
Jan. Z.
Martin Mahoney returned to Eureka
Tuesday after having spent several
months in California and in western
Nevada.
Mrs. b. Regli, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. A. b. Leahigh at
Ely. returned to her home in Eureka by
Tuesdays train.
The first semi.annual teachers ex.
animation for the year 1907, viii be
held in the court room commencing
Monday. Jan. IA.
The SENTINEL received a substantial
aud servics able business mans calendar
this week from the Henderson Banking
Company Of Elko.
Mrs. f. A. Parry and Mrs. f. NJ
Bradley and sons. Dean and Willis, and
W. ]. Hooper. returned to Eureka
Thursday from Palisade.
A special meeting Of Diamond Re.
bekah Lodge No. 8 will be held Monday
evening. Jan. Z. 1907. All members
are requested to be present
Alfred Huebner and Alex McCharles
have taken a contract TO do the dis
oovery work on three newly located
claims in Goodwin canyon.
Miss Whitmore and Miss Tannahill.
teachers in the Eureka public schools.
have returned from their holiday vaca.
tions in the western part Of the State.
A coal car in Fridays 4. & p. train
jumped the track just below the freight
depot and the passengers. mail and ex-
press were taken from the train there.
A private letter from Belmont. Nye
County, reports that some Of the prin-
cipal mines there have been sold re-
Gently, and that there are good pros
poets Of a revival Of business in that
region.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
last Saturday received 43 tons OF a very
fine quality of Castle Gate lump coal.
and has been distributing 1t among the
residents Of Ruby Hill and Of Eureka
this week.
Joe Tognoni Of Duck water reports
that several claims have recenely been
located by Tonopah parties at the Sand
Springs. 10 miles west Of Duckwater in
Nye County. on the indications Of oil
found at that place.
The condition Of County Clerk ]. Fl.
Hoegh has been serious for several
days. and Thursday afternoon 1t was
reported he was dying. He rallied
Thursday night and to-day friday is
reported considerably improved.
Mike Donnelly. who has been work.
ing In the mines Mt Butte. Mont. for
several years. but lately has been In the
mining camps Of Southern Nevada, re-
turned to Eureka Saturday to spend
the holiday season with relatives.
The pleasant weather Of last week
continued until Sunday evening when
q storm began to gather. Il broke in
real earnest Monday with a fall Of
nearly q foot Of snow and a drop OF the
Thermometer to 10 degrees below zero
on Tuesday morning. Since that time
1t has continued cold and blusterous.
Tho II. 81 p. this week furnished
Peter Lob with three carloads of a
mpnh betler.grade Of coal than he has
before received this Winter. t.Tha fusl
situation in Eureka Is greatly improved.
and it begins to look as il our citizens
will not suffer from lack Of coal unless
the Winter proves to be unusually
severe.
A very handsome new calendar on a
black background carrying a beautiful
reproduction Of the painting. "Center
OF Attraction" by G. Magni. has been
received by the SENTINEL, together
with the compliments Of the season,
from w. G. Landon. the representative
of the Nevada Loan and Investment
Company.