The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-09

Mrs. Il. J. Brossemer and son left
Wednesday to join Mr.. Brossemer at
Carson.
A daughter was born to the wife OF
Riyes Baker. a former Eureka boy. at
Oakland, CAL, on Feb. 5, 1907.
Charles A. Irving. Fred Irwin and
Pete Pastorino were visitors in Eureka
early this week from Duckwater.
Peter Lob. who has been laid up for
several weeks with a serious attack OF
rheumatism. is again able to be out.
A special train Of freight that has
been accommodating at Palisade arrived
in Eureka at 3 o'clock Friday morning.
Frank Mcbride and Leo Lucey left
Eureka for Manhattan Tuesday TO look
after some mining claims they own in
that district.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
ligiou services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. IN.
The Zenoli Silver Copper Company
adyertises in to-day's SENTINEL for men
to work in it's mines at Barth. near
Palisade, Nevada.
The announcement OF the st. Pat
rick's Day Ball to be given by tho Mob
Hill Fire Company appears in to-day's
..,a ~ tha grxrtxFI
w. II. Hooper, who was recently APP
pointed q deputy by Sheriff w. II.
Sweeney, has qualified and has assumed
the duties OF his Office.
Constable John McKernan has APP
pointed Angelo Florio a deputy, and
Mr.. Florio has qualified and assumed
the duties of his office.
The new train schedule practically
forces travelling statesmen to spend an
extra day in Eureka in order to fully
attend to the wants Of their customers.
A telegram has been received in En-
reka from Judge Breen stating that he
will return here about Feb. IA to take
up the District Court work in this
county.
p. b. Whalen, president Of the United
States Mining & Smelling Company Of
Alpha, Eureka County, Nevada. has a
card ITO Whom II May Concern" in
this issue OF the SENTINEL.
Ed Kraus, who recently came into
possession OF the Dimmick mine at Typo,
Nye County. left mere Wednesday for
that place to take personal charge Of the
development work now in operation
This properly has already produced over
100000 worth Of ore.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Mr.. Andrew Morehead of En-
reka and Miss Catherine Caroline Re-
b~agleati. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Merialdo. at the home of the brides
parents on South Main street, Eureka.
Monday evening. Feb. II. 1907.
A warm rain. which is an unusual
thing in this section at this season Of
the year. set in Sunday forenoon and
continued until Monday morning. carry
ing away the greater part OF the snow.
The weather then cleared, and since
that time has been exceptionally fine.
Joe Tognoni and wife Of Duckwater
passed through Eureka early this week
en- route to Goldield to look after his
mining interests in that district. Mr..
Tognoni has already realized a com
Portable fortune out of his mining prop
critics there. and is yet the owner Of
many valuable claims.
A letter from w. II. Smith of Newark
Valley dated Feb. 2 states hat the
worst food that has occurred in 80
years recently visited that vicinity. 1t
rained steadily for Is hours. moving
thousands Of tons of rock and filling up
the creek in many places so that new
channels have been cut.
The new board Of School Trustees
met with County Commissioner Fraser
last Saturday evening to discuss ways
and means of increasing the school
funds for the next year. No definite
action was taken. although several
projects were presented for considera-
tion. OF which the establishment of a
County High School appeared to them
to be the most favorable.
L. p. j. Green. representing the Chas.
Schwab mining interests Ia Nevada.
came to Eureka wednesday from Tono-
pah to continue his inspection of mines
In this district He left Thursday to
look at the Silver Connor property OIL
Prospect Mountain. and expects to spend
several weeks looking after other mining
properties in this vicinity. Mr.. Green
was here last November. but was called
away before he had time to thoroughly
inspect the mines.
The petition asking for the passage Of
effective and just measures for the re-
duction. regulation and adjustment Of
freights and fares of common carriers in
this State. tent to the SENTINEL office
recently by the Nevada Commercial
League for signatures. has been signed
by a majority of the business men and
citizens of Eureba. The petition will be