The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-03-16
MONDAY. MARCH IS. 1908.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

on saturday . TRAM.
G. NJ. Perry left Monday for a bust.
ness visit to Boston and expects to re.
turn to Eureka about April 1.
Mrs. o. NJ. Pratt came up from Pail.
SADIE Saturday for q visit with relatives
in Eureka.
Mrs. John Moyle OF Ruby Hill left
Monday for Ely to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Alfred De Sautels.
Since the great fire in 1906, building
permits to the amount of $97, 000. 900
have been issued in San Francisco.
The Ruby Hill School Trustees have
appointed Miss Rebecca Eccles as Census
Marshal for Ruby Hill school district.
There will be a special meeting OF
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. s Monday
evening. March IS. at 7 o'clock. A full
attendance is requested.
Miss Heller Of Alameda, California,
arrived by Saturdays train aud went to
Newark Valley Sunday to take charge
Of the Strawberry School.
Maurice Marley. who has had the
management of the bar &C the Hotel
Zadox for several months past, left for
the new camp Of Rawhide on Thurs.
days train.
Jack Jury and Ernest Garter. who
are working a lease in the jackson
mine on Ruby Hill. have 500 sacks of
ore on the dump ready for shipment to
the smeIters.
William Blair of Bull Creek, Nye
County. was in Eureka this week for q
load OF supplies. He reports lots of
snow out in that section and the roads
in very bad condition.
John Peters. who own q ranch about
eight miles northeast Of Eureka, re.
turned last Saturday from a trip to
Chico, Butte County, California, where
he also has landed Interests.
The drunken Indians. aud coyotes in
the outskirts Of the northern part of the
town, about II O'Clock Saturday night
seemed to be vieiug with each other as
to which coull make the most noise.
The little child Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Mendes of Duckwster, who
has been ill in Eureka for the past
month. is reported as not improving in
health. In fact, at times its condition
becomes serious.
William Smith Of Newark Valley re.
turned from San Francisco On Thurs
days train. Mr.. Smith had his eyes
operated on in the city for cataract
some time ago and we learn he has been
greatly benefited thereby.
w. II. Russell has taken charge Of
tho Roberts Greek ranch. owned by the
Eureka Livestock Company. about "a
miles northwest of Eureka. and Mr..
Russell and his wife have gone there to
reside.
Charlie aud Archie Clayton Of South
Fork, Elko County. were in Eureka this
week and visited Fish Greek for the
purpose Of looking over some cattle Of
the Eureka Livestock Company with a
view Of purchasing.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment under New To-Day" in this
issue, "To Whom IL May Concern" by
taxpayers. p%eiitioning for the building
OF a z bridge across the Humboldt
river west of Palisade.
There will be- a regular meeting Of
st. Johns Chapter. No. s. r. A. M,
held Saturday evening. March 81. st ?
o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly
desired as business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
During the week ideal Spring weather
has prevailed in this section. While
considerable snow still remains on the
surrounding hills and mountains. there
is very little of it in Eureka and the
streets of the town are fast drying up.
Owing to a defective fiue at the Ruby
Hill school house a small blaze was
started Wednesday morning about
10 80. Aside from burning a hole in
the roof Of the building no damage was
DONE. However, school was dismissed
until Monday in order to make the
necessary repairs.