The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-23
LOCAL BREvITIES.


day morning for Ely.
Mrs. seraphine Rogantini and three
,h,ldren of Duckwatsr came in Sunday
for q short visit.
Mrs. A. Fraser of the One Price Store
In on Wednesdays train for q busi-
ness trip to Salt Lake.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to
e.,retarv of State Douglass for q copy
~ the goth Nevada reports.
Jobn Manson and Ed Halstead of
crrrant Creek were arrivals Sunday
and returned home Tuesday.
There will be q regular meeting OF
psatifc Lodge No. Z. X. OF p. next
Toesday evening at Z O'Clock for work
IN the Second Rank.
william Blair, wife and child OF
Rail- Greek, Nye County. drove in
Tuesday. Mr.. Blair came to Eureka
for a load Of supplies.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the re.
-
ceipt of the biennial report OF State
Engineer Frank r. Nicholas for the
years 1907 and 1908.
Ernes. Giorgia, a native Of Italy. this
week fled with the County CLERK his
declaration Of intention to become q
citizen of the United States.
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Beatiic Lodge No Z. X. Of p. will
give q grand ball at the Eureka Opera
Hous, Friday evening. February 10.
See advertisement in this issue.
Don't forget the ball Of Eureka Local
No. 265, Western Federation of Miners.
that takes place at Miners Union Hall,
Ruby Hill. this friday evening.
Charles DeFlon and Will Horton Of
Duckwater and Charles Halstead Of
Currant Greek arrived in Eureka Sun.
day and left for a trip TO California
Monday morning.
Robert Harvey. one Of the old-time
miners Of this district. who left here
about a year and a half ago for Butte,
Montana, returned on Mondays train
from Rossland. b. O.
Frank j. German of Gold Hill. Ne
vada, brother of Charles II. German Of
Eureka, arrived here Saturday fos a
visit, The young man Is In the rail-
road service at Carlin. Nevada.
Mrs. Charles Dorsey. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Robinson of Newark Valley.
returned TO her home at Gold Circle,
Elko County, by Fridays train.
Hugh Coyle. accompanied by his
niece, Miss Fanny Coyle, and Miss
Eyelina Matson Of Hamilton. were ar
rivals here Thursday. Miss Coyle left
By Friday mornings train for Cali.
fernia.
The SENFINEL returns thanks to those
who so kindly complied with the re.
quest to forward to this office copies Of
the SENTINEL Of November IA, 1908.
The number received has fully supplied
the demand.
w. +. Jeannot. managing director Of
the Nevada Mining and Development
Company Of Eureka. accompanied by
his wife. returned here Thursday from
a six weeks business and pleasure trip
In the East.
Charles Kaeding. the millmau, who
is to have charge Of the work OF build
ing the l40.ton cyanide mill for the
Eureka. Windfall Company and was ex-
peeted here last Tuesday, has been de-
layed aud il is not definitely known
when he will reach Eureka.
While riding on the ~cowcatcher Of a
locomotive IN the u b p. yards Satur-
day. Johnny Lucey met with a slight
accident. The end of q board placed on
the cowcatcher on which he was stand
Ing came in contact with the freight
platform, throwing him to the ground
and wrenching one of his ankles. AS q
result Of the accident he was compelled
to lay of for a few days. but is now at
work again.
A member Of the California Legisla.
ture has introduced q bill for the ap-
of an Inspector Of manufac.
tured oils, including kerosene. The OBJ
jsct Of the bill is to check the adultera.
tjon Of oils. This tip from the Califor-
MIA member might serve as . re-
hinder to our representatives in the Ne.
vada Legislature to ind out why such a
poor quality OF coal oil is being shipped
to Eureka and sold to customers as the
pure article.