The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-20
LocAL BREvITIES.

Opera house so
Tom Rosselli. who has been quite Ill
.a,sral weeks, lie now able to be up
and around again.
Commissioner J. B. Bale returned
rhar.dsy from Q trip to the north end
90 county business.
Mrs. M. winzsll and daughter. Miss
KITTY. of Alpha, have gone to Califor-
mia for 0 short visit.
notice Of the annual meeting OF
,hs s,ockholders..of the Eureka County
Bank is Published under New To-
Day."
Nsxt Sunday, February 81. will be
sbro,s Sunday, aud February "a. Ash
wednesday. the commencement Of
Lent.
Judge Peter Breen returned Thursday
srom Austin where he has been holding
serm Of the Lander County District
Court.
Rsv. 8. III. Jones Of the Nevada Pres
hvtery was an arrival in Eureka Thurs
dsy. He will hold services here next
Sunday.
Mrs. Granville A. Fletcher and infant
daughter were departures by Wednes-
day train for . visit with relatives and
friends in California.
There will be Q meeting OF the Epis-
oopal Guild at the residence OF Mrs.
LC. @. Whitmore on Mob Hill Friday
'ternoon, February 20.
There will be q called c~onvocation OF
ST. Johns Chapter Nc. 8. r. A. M, on
saturday evening at 8 O'Clock. All
members are earnestly requested to at.
tend.
The Kaeding Construction Company
has about completed the grading. and is
now engaged in laying the foundation
,imbers for the new cyanide mill at the
windfall mine.
On account Of the fatal accident at
the windfall mine. that property was
closed down Sunday afternoon. and
work was not resumed until 8 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Wedekind of Newark valley
came in from his ranch Thursday to
consult q physician regarding a rash
that has made its appearance on the
right side Of his face.
Foreman T. NJ. Clark has been placed
In charge Of the Windfall mine during
the absence from Eureka Of Supt. O. L.
Wiedman, who accompanied his sons
remains to Pony. Montana.
Supt. G. d. Abbott and Asst. Supt.
A. r Randolph were visitors from Pal
isade Monday on their regular monthly
visit and inspection OF e. & p. Railway
affairs at this end Of the line.
Alex Mcbride was taken down Mon.
day with o severe attack OF pleuro-
pneumonia, and on Tuesday night his
condition was serious. DIR. Francis
now reports his condition to be some-
what improved.
Unsettled climatic conditions con-
tinue to prevail In this section. Dur
ing the week slight NOW falls and
thawing weather has rendered the
streets aud roads in anything bat a
favorable condition.
W. Fl. Russell aud wife were arriv-
ais from Palisade Saturday. Mr.. Rus
cell came up to take charge Of the Z.
& p. engine or the Ruby Hill.ore train
during the absence Of Aleck Arthur.
who is taking q lay.off on account Of
illness.
The condition OF L J. PAIGE, who has
been seriously i'll from complications
resulting from . broken leg received In
, coasting accident three weeks ago, is
now so much improved that DIR.
Francis expects to have him around on
matches in . few days.
]. A. Rattazzi was taken with o.
'evere attack OF nasal hemorrhage on
Friday night of last week. and II re-
luired three ~packings to control the
Mr.. Ratszzi lost considerable
,lood. bat DIR. Francis. the attending
now reports his condition
avorable.