The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-04-24
LocAL BREvITIEs.

Auoko Will 70 = C8itou
Of Eureka Lodge No. 16, r. q A. NJ, ON
Saturday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Miss Caroline 8. Brown. teacher OF
the Strawberry school in Newark
Valley. wal visiting in Eureka on Friday
aud Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher and infant
daughter returned Tuesday from q two
months visit with relatives and friends
in California.
The One Price Store has just received
. fine lot Of new and stylish Spring and
Summer Goods. See advertisement in
another column.
II. L Smith. q house and sign painter.
arrived here from Los Angeles, Cal.
this week. Attention is called to ad-
vertissmeut in another column.
Thomas Roselli, who has been in
poor health for some time. left Wednes
day for the Elko Hot Springs to take .
course Of treatment at the baths.
Read the clearance sale advertisement,
of Mrs. F. Morris q Son in to-day.
SENTTNKBe-sA-b big ont 10 made in prices
on all goods carried BY this firm.
]. B. Bale Of the Eureka Cash Store
il building an addition on the real Of
his residence Oh Main street. to be used
as . kitchen and dining room.
The new within being placed on the
Chord lease on the Windfall mine
property Was completed this week and
the work Of sinking in the shaft re-
sumed.
Mrs. @. d. Abbott and daughter.
Ruth. came up Monday from their
home at Oakland, CAL, for . visit with
the family Of @. H. Rand At their Pine
Valley ranch.
The Western Pacific Railway Com
pany is now running . work train
through Palisade. and the rails are
already laid to Beowawe, IS miles west
Of the former place.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to
Assemblyman Spencer Reynolds for q
copy Of the advanced sheets Of the laws
passed al the recent session Of the late
Nevada Legislature.
Sol Triple. q former old resident OF
Ruby Hill, who was in business In
Eureka for several years. has returned
to the Hill, where he expects to shortly
open . saloon.
L. L. Long. representing the Brad
street Commercial Agency, arrived in
Eureka on Wednesday and remained
until Friday looking over the financial
standing Of u business people.
The weather during the past week
has been cold aud stormy, intermittinR
snow squalls and rain prevailing.
Wednesday night 1t turned quite cold,
ice to the thickness Of half IN inch
forming.
1.-The first strawberries Of the season
Re received in Eureka this week BY
the Hotel Zadow. They were Of fine
flavor and came through In excellent
condition. The SENTINEL was favored
with several boxes OF the fruit.
Rev. Father Collins Of Carlin. Nevada.
arrived in Eureka on Wednesdays
train. He will take the place OF Rev.
p. Mannion in the Catholic Church
here, the latter gentleman retiring from
his charge In Eureka on account OF i'll
health.
Last Fridays train did mot reach
Eureka until about 1850 p. m. the ave
hours delay being caused By the break
Ing down Of the engine ct the Hay
Ranch. It was found nsosssary 10
obtain another engine from Palisads
before the train could proceed.
Fred /. Winters, . business man OF
Chafsy. Humboldt County, who Was
summoned TO Wipnsmucca ~ . witness
IN . trial there. arrived here Thnrsdsy.
Daring . recess Of the District Court 81
wiunsmucca he concluded to pay o.
visit to Eureka and loos over this
section for . few days.
The ball at the Opera House on Fri.
day evening OF last week. given for the
bsnsnt Of the Boys Gymnadum Club.
was largely attended and We understand
. nest sun Of monsy vas realised.
Dancing was continued unt,l nearly 4
., M. and al prsssnt report having had