The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-12-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

s.sSerno came up from Pail
saturday to attend to some business
ussssra
a.. Laura E. stinson this week sold
r,.n psrdy house on Atlas Hill tc
Daniel Morrison.
". Il. Clarke. the new assistant
s;., NJ the Eureka County Bank. ar
- hare from Reno last Saturday.
n. notice Of the 1909 delinquent tar
-. far the first instalIment OF taxes
.urssrs in to-dsy's issue Of the SEN
fyEL
" O. Ferguson. who intends shortly
...,;ns a saloon at Buckhorn, was In
r,,,ts during the week purchasing
mppliss.
Ar,emus johnson and W. B. Trip
IN last week for Las Vegas. Lincoln
osop,y, where Mr.. johnson goes to visit
\, lister. Mrs. Walter Bracken.
wrs. William Blair this week bought
A. Witenberg honse on Mob Hill from
vrs. George Winters, who recently
srchased and refurnished the same.
Georre Powell Of Four. Mile Canyon.
near Cortez. where he is developing a
number Of promising mining claims,
vss in Eureka several days this week
90 business.
ANVIL be e by the advertisement
NJ Mrs. +. Morris & Son In this issue
thar have added a fine line Of holiday
novelties to their already well selected
stock Of goods.
G. A. Conkling, the dentist, has
smporarily removed his dental Office
from Eureka TO the Windfall mine,
where he goes to do some work for a
number OF his patrons at that place.
With the exception Of a few fiurries
Of snow. the weather during the week
has been clear and cold. The sleighing
and coasting is better now than has
been seen here for many years.
William Gibson and John Vittle Of
Ruby Hill and Charles Minoletti OF
Hamilton left Wednesday for Reno to
attend q meeting Of the Shriners. a
branch Of the Masonic order, at that
place.
A band Of cattle belonging TO the
Eureka Live Stock Company that were
being moved from the Roberts Greek
range to the Fish Greek range for the
Winter were held over Wednesday
night in Eureka.
The recent storms have evidently
havoc with the roadbed and
Of the L. & p. Railway, as
the trains from Palisade to Eureka have
been arriving here during the week
from four to six hours late.
Miss Kitty winzell came mp from
Alpha Wednesday evening. being called
here on account Of the serious injuries
received by her brother. Frank. IN a
runaway accident the first Of the week.
She returned home Thursday morning.
Engine No. 8 on its way from Ruby
Hill to the E. g. p. depot with four cars
of ore Monday evening. ran off the track
It Caribou Hill. A wrecking crew came
,p from Palisade that night. but il was
10 O'Clock D. IN. Tuesday before
he locomotive was got on to the rails
gain.
Mrs. .Campbell, wife Of p. b. Camp
ell. superintendent Of the Windiall
mill. left Wednesday, accom-
snied by her young daughter. for Hills.
ORC, New Mexico, to spend the Winter
al her mothers home at that
lace.
@. II. Eimunds has been busily en-.
aged this week o~yerhauling and repair
ng w. X. Osborn's automobile. and II
will soon be q familiar sight on bur
streets, as IL is Mr.. Osborn's intention
10 shortly place the machine at the use
the public for hire.
At the conclusion Of the performance
at the Opera House last Saturday Q
ing. q number Of the Windfall boys ar
ranged with the Lobster Club Band to
furnish music for a couple Of hours
dancing. A large number remained and
thoroughly enjoyed dancing to the excel
lent music rendered by the band.
Mrs. William Zadow. who owns and
has conducted the Hotel Zadow in En-
reka for the past three years. recently
leased this property to Mrs. Ellen Tyler
OF Palisade. who assumed control and
management this week. Mrs. Zidow
left Wednesday for Grass Valley. Cali
.fornia. where her parents. who are IN
declining years, reside, and with whom
she will spend the Winter.