The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-03-02

The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
has a new advertisement in to-day's
SENTINEL.
Mrs. II. II. Golding of Eureka drew
the fancy hand painted pillow recently
rafisd at Palisade.
The SENTINEL is indebted to Assem-
blyman Duborg for q number Of late
bills introduced ct Carson.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell Of Alpha. who was
seriously i'll in San Francisco last week,
Is now reported to be improving.
DIR. e. W. O'Brien, the dentist. has
moved his dental parlors from the
Hotel Zadow to the HUI building.
Andrew Morehead and Angelo Florio
have both been laid mp for several days
with acute attacks Of rheumatism.
A notice for a meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Ruby Hill Tunnel and
Mining Company appears in another
column.
Felix Raphel left Eureka Tuesday for
Reno, where he will spend a few days
before returning to Columbia, Esmer-
aida County.
An advertisement calling attention to
the next regular term Of the District
Court for Eureka County appears in to-
days SENTINEL.
A ring was found recently by Paul
Yost and has been left at the SENTINEL
office. The owner can nave the same
by proving property.
Mrs. Bert l.. Smith and children
passed through Reno this week en-
route to their home in Tonpah from a
visit in San Francisco.
The attention Of the members Of the
Rescue Hose Company is called to a
notice Of an important meeting publish
ed under New To-Day"
Charles +. Wittenberg. formerly of
Enreka but now engaged in the dray-
ing business at Tonopah. purchased a
number OF fine draft horses at Reno this
week.
II. G. Bremenkampf. who has for
several years been employed at the Z.
& p. depot in Eureka, and left recently
with his family for Carson, has decided
to 20 into the stationery business in
that city.
The snow storm which set in Monday
afternoon kept up intermittingly until
Tuesday evening. During this time
between four aud six inches Of snow
fell. The weather since that time has
been cold and cloudy.
Sam Father. brother of Henry Father
Of Eureka. accompanied by William
Evans, arrived here Sunday from
Calumet, Michigan. II they like Ne
vada they will become permanent resi-
dents Of the Sagebrush State.
William Zadow. the butcher. is re.
building his slaughter house. situated
about half q mile west OF Eureka. and
expects TO largely increase his facilities
for supplying the wholesale and retail
demands for meat in this vicinity.
Joe Tognoni. the Duckwater rancher
and stockman. publishes a list of his
brands in this issue Of the SENTINEL
aud offers a reward for information
which will lead to the punishment Of
any one trespassing upon his rights.
Mrs Flora Morris this week purchas.
ed the house known as the Karsky resi-
dence on Clark street from Otto Mau,
and expects in the near future to &C.
cupy IL as a permanent home for her.
self and family. The consideration
was not made public.
Supt. q. d Abbott of the E. & p.
was in Eureka ON Wednesday. He
states that the coal situation with them
has not improved. and they are yet IN.
able to get more than enough to run
the railroad. At this time none can be
had to supply the demand in Eureka.
Some part Of the machinery Of the
engine hauling Thursdays train became
disabled near the Hay Ranch and it had
to put back to Palisade for repairs. It
was after 2 o'clock when the engine
was ready to leave Palisade again. and
the train did not reach Eureka until
midnight.
Letters and kilograms received here
this week regarding the condition of
state Senator Brossemer of Eureka,
who has been i'll at Carson City for the
past two wveks with spinal meningitis,
are to the effect that while his case
shows some improvement. his condition
Is still serious.
John Repetto brought to town this
week some lead ore which assays better
than rs per cent. from claims In Dia-
mond Valley ON which he has been
prospecting. IL Is thought that this
will prove to be good property as Mr..
hepetto claims that there Is ore OF this
class 10 large quantities. easily obtained
Inc near the railroad.
Last Monday Alex Fraser purchased
the two-story brick and frame building
known as the Dunkle building IN the
corner Of Main and Clark streets from
Mrs. s. Raphel The consideration