The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-02-10
The EUREKA S Mt L
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1908
OcA BREvITIES.

PIN County, last Monuay.
John Hancock, Jr., returned home
from Reno on Saturdays train.
8. NJ. Chord and wife were arrivals in
town Saturday from Phillipsburg.
Assemblyman Edgar Sadler and wife
returned from Carson on Thursdays
train.
w. Z. Travis has a notice under "New
To-Day" in this issue To Whom II May
Concern.
Mrs. A. r. Randolph left Palisade
last Wednesday evening for q short
visit to Salt Lake City.
Two coaches were required by the E.
g. p. last Monday to accommodate the
outgoing passengers to Palisade.
The weather during the past week,
with the exceI tion Of a couple OF days,
has been cold and blustry.
Supt. q. ID. Abbott and Asst. Supt.
A. r. Randolph Of the Z. & p. Railway
came up from Palisade last Saturday.
Sena,or +. ]. Brossemer returned
from Carson Tuesday, where he has
been attending his Legislative duties.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. l6. F. g. A, M. on
Saturday evening. February 10. at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell and daughter, Miss
Kitty, came up from Alpha on Thurs
days train and returned home Friday
morning.
A pocket knife found ON Main street
and left at the SENTINEL office can be
recovered by the owner describing the
property.
There will be a meeting Of Beatihc
Lodge No. Z, X. of p. next Tuesday
evening at z O'Clock for work in the
Third Rank.
James G.. Lucey, formerly a resident
Of Eureka. is now proprietor Of a cigar
stand on Virginia street and Com
mercial row. Reno.
Matt Hoey, who has been quite sick
for the past few months, is reported to
have greatly improved in health within
the last few days.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Depaoli Of Ruby Hill was christened in
the Catholic Church in Eureka by Rev.
Father Mannion last Saturday.
Sheriff w. ii. Sweeney. who has been
at Carson for some time and remained
until he saw the Legislature safely ad-
journed, returned home Tuesday.
When the SENTINEL went to press
Sunday afternoon the barometer had
dropped below three-the lowest this
Winter-and a high wind was prevail
ing.
Engineer A. r. Arthur, formerly en-
ployed on the Ruby Hill line, arrived
in Palisade Wednesday to run the mar
row gauge work train for the Southern
Pacific.
DIR. @. Hamilton, the dentist. who
has been quite i'll for the past few
weeks. is reported to be greatly i'm
proved and is now able to walk about
his room.
William G. Stewart and wife left for
San Jose. California, on Wednesdays
train. Mr.. Stewart has a cataract on
one of his yes and his visit is for the
purpose Of having the eye treated.
DIR. W. f. Burnett left by Wednes-
day train for California to be absent
a couple of weeks. He goes to attend
to some business matters that require
his presence and for a visit with rela-
tives.
Victor, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rattazzi, met with a painful
accident last week while coasting. He
was thrown from his sled and as a re.
suit had one Of his knees dislocsted.
He is still confined to his bed.
William Mendes. accompanied by his
wife and son. came ur from Duck water.
Nye County. Sunday. aud Mrs. Mendes
anu SOU icit On thc Ia. e"AA
day for Ogden, Utah. on q visit to her
daughter. Miss Irene. who is attending
school in that city.
Herbert Brown and ]. II. Gray. ac-
c%ompanied by their wives and children.
departed for Oakland. California, on
Mondays train. Messrs. Gray and
Brown for the past three months have
been engaged in finishing mp all the
wood work of the new annex OF the
Hotel Zadow.
Joe Caviglia. who runs the Eighteen
Mile House, between Eureka and Hamil-
ton, was in town this week. He says
the dis%continuance Of the mail route
between Eureka aud Hamilton on Feb
ruary 1 having knocked out the stage
station there. he thinks he will have to
seek a new location.
W. E. Travis, son Of Jot Travis. well
known in Eureka about 20 years ago,
arrived here on Tuesdays train from
Portland. Oregon. Mr.. Travis is a
mail contractor and is here on business
In that line. When a boy he attended