The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-10-24
ruK KA S NTINEL
SATURDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1905
c BREvITIES.

Miners Union pail Tonight.
Ell Kraus returned Monday from Hot
Greek. Nye County.
s. NJ. Chord left on Mondays train
for a business visit to Goldfield.
Drummond says: Happiness is per-
feet harmony with ones relations"
Deputy Superintendent A. b. Light
foot returned Wednesday from an
official visit { the schools Of White
Pine County.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher returned Tues
dsy from a three months visit with her
sister, Mrs. Dave Morrow, OF Lamoille
valley, Elko County.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
has a new advertisement in this issue
of the SENTINEL calling attention to its
large stock Of Winter goods.
Don't forget that the Miners Union
ball takes place this friday evening
on Ruby Hill. II is understood that a
number of Eurekans will be in attend
ance.
Mrs. Alethea NJ. Parry. who has been
on q visit to her mother in England. re-
Gently returned to New York and is
now visiting her son and daughter at
Butte. Montana.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company has levied an assessment Of
three dollars per share upon the capital
stock Of the company. See notice under
New To-Day"
The Brown Hotel has taken out o
roulette wheel license and opened up a
game in its club rooms Thursday night.
This makes two roulette wheels now in
operation in Eureka.
Robert Raftice has a card under New
To-Day" pledging himself to abide by
the decision Of the popular vote of the
people OF the State for the selection OF
United States Senator.
G. s.. Six. Democratic candidate for
the Assembly from Eureka County. has
a card under New To-Day +" pledging
himself regarding the election of
Nevada's next United States Senator.
The family of William Short left
Eureka the first of the week for Hot
Creek. Nye County. where they will
remain until Mr.. Short completes the
residence he is building there for Joseph
Williams.
@. I. Weidman. son Of Charles I.
Weidman. superintendent Of the Wind
fall mine here. was an arrival in En-.
reka ON Thursday from Butte, Mon.
tana. Mr.. Weidman will probably re-
main here.
A majority of the candidates for office
are now out in the north end of the
county interviewing their constituents.
They must be experiencing a rough trip,
as the weather has been disagreeable
during the past week.
William Porch Of Huntington valley,
Elko County, brother Of A. f. Porch
of Eureka. accompanied by his wife aud
children, passed through here Friday
on their way to Tonopah. where they
intend in the future to reside.
Owing to the stormy aud cold
weather that has prevailed in Eureka
aud vicinity for the past week a num-
Der of prospectors and miners who have
been working in the hills without
shelter, were forced to come into
town. While the snowfall in Eureka
has been light. it has been quite heavy
in the hills and mountains surrounding
the town. Thursday morning the
thermometer indicated two degrees
below zero.
w. Z. Jeannot was a departure for
Salt Lake on Thursday where he goes
on business. Owing to his mining in.
terests in this district he has decided to
reside here permanently for the present.
and has rented the Fitzgerald place on
Mob Hill. While in Salt Lake he will
purchase furniture and household equip.
ments for the residence. aud as soo
as the renovation and furnishing is
completed Mr.. aud Mrs. Jeannot will
take mp their residence in their new
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