The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-17
NEWS ITEMS FROM PALlSADE
Collected by the SENTINEL's Cor
respondent in the North End
OF Eureka County

Mrs. +. Corion of Cariin is visiting
her mother. Mrs. f. Kenyon.
r. Y. Fitzgerald was q passenger for
Eureka Monday on a visit to Judge A.
L. Fitzgerald.
Anton Siri and Miss Theresa Sasserno
returned Saturday from q short visit to
Salt Lake City.
s. P. train No. 4 was two hours late
Tuesday morning, missing connection
with the E. &P.
Friday night a dance is to be given
on the new floor of the Western Pacific
station building.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hale and Frank Hale
were passengers for Hale's Crossing on
the e. & P. Tuesday.
Thomas Jewell. ST.. arrived on No. 3
Sunday from Ogden, where he has pur-
chased himself a new home and installed
his wife there.
A large steel overhead crossing
bridge two miles west Of Palisade. where
the w. P. crosses the s. p. has been
completed and the large gang OF men
has been moved away to Idaho on other
| wLrk.
Harvey Kenyon left for Union Satur-
day last where he enlisted in Tom Halls
hay brigade aud he seems to think that
Maud Muller's Summer day must have
been cool compared with Nevada's eli.
mate just about now.
The Western Pacific Company are
putting up Q nice cottage for the section
foreman. and a nice freight and passen.
ger depot just opposite the Southern
Pacific depot. but ON the opposite side
of the river.
Some of the Palisaders are figuring
on taking in the dance and ball game at
Eureka next Saturday and Sunday, SO
il Eureka is shy on rooters just engage
the Palisade bunch, bat don't forget
that Palisade challenges the winners.
Summer weather keeps up with a
vengeance, as indicated by a regular
temperature Of 100 or over in the shade,
while the mosquitoes seem to be thin
ming out since an industrious Palisadel
has taken the contract to saw their billi
of.
Bradstreet and Clemens of Crane
Island, Nebraska, made a shipment o
three cars of large horses to Sioux City
Ia, on Monday last and they report tn
horse market rather quiet. The horse
were purchased from ]. P. Raine and
good price paid for them as they in
cluded a number of broke animals.
VIM. Munich was sent to the Count,
Hospital, Eureka, on Monday. az b
seemed in bad shape from the kick of
horse owned by Tom Hall. at his Pol
Creek ranch. Munich became yer.
troublesome after being brought to Pa
isade for medical attention. and it too
several men to keep him under contro
} ss the kick seemed to have unbalance
him.
Earl Randolph. the seven-year-old so
of Assistant Superintendent Randolph
of the E. & P, was taken i'll very suc
denly Saturday last and was taken I
the Exc Sanitarium Sunday evenin
suffering from a severe attack of pnel
mopia. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph r,
: manned with him in Elko. and the late
reports are that the boy seems q trif
better.
], P. Raine has received nearly all {
9 his opening stock and expects to
business in q day or two. He has ju
' received a car load Of High Patent fiol
. from Salt Lake and within a few da,
will be handling all kinds of fresh mea
9 fruit and vegetables. Mr.. Raine. jul
q Tor, is to have charge Of the store, ar
v he modestly informs MS that he has al
ticipstions Of a helpmeet in the vel
near future. SO if yop hear any tin-cal
noises, it g jim.
Mrs. B. P. Campbell, wife of Supe
intendent Campbell of the Windfal
= accompanied by her two-year-old dang
u ter, was a passenger for Eureka {
q Mondays train. The little girl was
patient in st. Luke's Hospital, 81
y Francisco, up to a few days ago. whe
she had been tiken for a severe bul
necessitating a delicate operation f
skin grating. the mother supplying Il
- skin for the operation, which has r
suited in almost complete cure.
The recent Three Man bill passed |
the last Legislature requiring railroad
!, to have three brakemen on trains
over so cars scenes to have develope
some joker or flaw in it as the Souther
Pacific has suddenly caased to obsery
the same, although they did obey it f
a while.
Several of the laws enacted by th
Nevada Legislature in favor of the raj
road man have developed such flaw
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