The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Toe Sri and Eugene johnson lett
this week for q business trip to Ely.
White Pine County.
Mrs. Mary Donnelly. who has been
oaite i'll for the past week. 10 reported
70 he somewhat improved.
Miss Filth swick has been engaged
10 tsach the Cottonwood school. about
.eyen miles north Of Eureka
Mrs. NJ. L. Lee left Tuesday for
Ourrant Greek on . visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Eicil Oazier.
Attention Is called to the advertise.
usut In this issue under the heading
bargains in Household Furniture"
Services will be held at the Catholic
i Church in Eareka Sunday at the usual
hours, Rev. Father Mannion officiating.
There will be a meeting Of Beatiic
Lodge No. 7, X. of p. Tuesday evening
at 7 o'clock for work in the First Rank.
@. E. Moulton arrived here Tuesday
from Salt Lake to take o position as
engineer at the Holly mine on Adams
Hill.
Miss Lizzie Davies, who has been on
n visit to Salt Lake and Bingham.
Utah. for the past month, returned
home Saturday.
Eugene Locke. wife and family. Of
Blue Eagle. Nye County. drove In
Wednesday and departed for California
on Fridays train.
Mrs. G. A. Mau suffered q slight
attack Of vertigo ut her residence on
Mob Hill Wednesday morning. bot is
now convalescent.
Assessor H. @. McTerney left Satur.
day to attend the annual meeting Of the
State Board Of Assessors which o q
yened at Carson Monday.
G. W. Williams. a brother Of Justice
James williams Of Ruby Hill. arrived
Thursday from Butte. Montana, for q
visit. The two brothers had not met
before for SO years.
The weather during the week has
been stormy and unsettled. Although
little moisture has fallen in this To-
cility. high winds have prevailed for
nearly the entire week.
James johnson, one OF the old-time
residents OF Eureka but now q prosper.
Gus farmer on Currant Greek. Nye
County. accompanied by his son.
Walter, drove in Sunday with a load OF
dressed hogs for the Eureka market.
They returned home Tuesday.
Deputy School Supt. A. B. Lightfoot
left Friday for Carson to attend q meet
ing Of the State Board Of Education.
As the State has refused to pay the
deputy examiners for grading the
examination papsrs. the work will
probably have to be done by the deputy
superintendents.
The Eureka Water Company has had
a force of men employed this week In
repairing one Of its tunnels connecting
the LAM springs south Of Eureka with
its water system. The tunnel caved in
such a way that Its repair during the
exceptionally bad weather has proved
q most disagreeable job for the work
men.
Thomas Wasley. wife and chill. ar.
rived here Tuesday from Louisville.
Colorado. Mrs. Wasley was formerly
Miss Stella Nelson, who left here about
10 years ago. Mr.. Wasley is an
electrician and engineer. and we under
tand will shortly take q position with
the Richmond . Eureka Company on
Ruby Hill.
Senator +. ]. Brossemer and Assem-
blyman-elect Spencer Reynolds left on
Fridays train for Carson to enter upon
the duties Of their office in the Legisla.
ture which ~convenes there on Monday,
January IS. Assemblymau O. II.
Duborg left Eureka Wednesday for
Beowawe and from there will proceed
to the Capital city.
Peter Lob came near meeting with
. very serious accident at tie L. g. p.
freight depot Monday. Whi.e talking
on the platform he stepped on the end
Of & loose plank which tipped mp. pre-.
cipitating his left leg through the hole.
As q result Of the mishap he escaped
with q badly bruised and scratched leg,
which put him out Of working oon-
dition for n few days.