The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-25
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s. Eufekh tbis WCck as otouu SuAOt.
Constable Nat Hawkins OF Palisade
came up Tuesday on court business.
Tony Romano of Diamond Valley
was in Eureka the first of the week.
Supt. g. d. Abbott Of the e. & p
Railway Company was in town Thurs
day.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald returned
home Tuesday from his trip to Cal
foruia.
@. A. Moore. a horse buyer, was al
arrival by Tuesday, train from Omaha
Nebraska.
r. D. Clark. the popular drummer of
Reno. was in Eureka a couple OF days
this week.
County Clerk Mechanics returned OIL
the train Tuesday from his visit to San
Francisco.
Al Dees came in from Bald Mountain
Friday. He reports things very quiei
there at present.
b. II. Libby, a horse buyer from
Sterling. Colorado, was an arrival on
Saturdays train.
w. II. Sweeney. who went down &c
Palisade on Official business last week,
returned Tuesday.
AL Thatcher, deputy sheriff at Pail
SADIE, came up from that place Thurs.
day on court matters.
Miles McKinnon Of Palisade came up
duty at this term Of Court.
Decoration Day. next Saturday, May
30. from present indications. will be OBJ
served in Eureka in a fitting manner
A. @. Dibble. the Diamond valley
rancher, came up the first Of the week
being summoned here as a Grand Juror
James Smith and James Tracey left
this week with a load of supplies for q
prospecting trip to Silverado and vi.
cinity.
Reports from Typo. Nye County. are
that there are at present about 40 men
working in aud about the mines of that
district.
A number of visitors were in attend
ance at the Eureka High School Friday
afternoon and enjoyed the exercises
very much.
Frank Winzell Of Alpha arrived Tues
day aud was impaneled as q member of
the Grand Jury in the District Court
Wednesday.
An f. & P. light engine was taken
up to Ruby Hill Thursday to bring
down a number of fat cars that were
side tracked there.
Austin Jackson arrived in Eureka
from San Francisco Saturday. He is
on his way to Hamilton and Ely to at
tend to some business matters.
John McNaug hton. Jr., left for Min.
eral Hill in the northern part Of the
county Wednesday where he goes to
work In the mines Of that district.
The members of the Eureka Brass
Band have been practicing during the
week and on Decoration Day will fur.
nish music suitable for the occasion.
The session Of the District Court in
Eureka during the week gave the town
quite a lively appearance by the number
Of visitors here from around the county.
Another shift of men was put on last
week In the Western Pacific tunnel al
Palisade. There are now about 35 or
40 men working in and about the tun.
mel.
William Smith. wife and daughter,
Miss Annie, and Phil Brown drove over
from Ely the first Of the week. where
Mr.. Smith was attending court bust
ness.
As will be seen by advertisement in
this issue, John Hnffmasteris prepared
to take building contracts and do all
kinds Of carpentering work. Leave
orders at Hotel Zadow.
The second half Of the State and
county taxes for the fiscal year 1907 are
due from the first Monday in May. 1908
and payable at the County T~reasurer's
office. and will be delinquent after
June /. 1908.
L. Kuehn, the pioneer tailor OF East
ern Nevada, nnounce in his advertise
ment this week that he is no v prepared
to take measures for Summer suits,
having just received a new supply Of
up.to.date samples. Give him a call.
Last Monday the horse Miss Sophia
Fulton drives to the Italian ranch,
where she is teaching school. in some
way became entangled in the rope with
which he was tied in the stable in
Eareka, and on going to the barn the
next morning she found the animal
dead, its neck being broken.
Tom Rutherford Of Currant Greek.
Nye County. ARR we'd here Tuesday and
left on the train Wednesday morning
for California for the benefit Of his
health which is extremely poor at pres
emit. He was accompanied to Eureka
by his nephew, II. f. Rutherford. who