The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-14

Palisade, Nevada, August IL, 1909.
Judge j. NJ. Requa is again able to be out
on the street.
No. 2 on Monday, the 9th, was too late to
make connection with the train for Eureka.
A social dance was held in the Ebert house
Thursday evening and was an enjoyable sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Jewell were passengers
on the f.. & p. train Wednesday on a visit to
| Mrs. JEWELS parents in Eureka.
r. L. Benson of Chicago, one Of the owners
| of the Nevada Central Copper Company, is
now at the mines at Cedar Switch.
Mrs. Randolph, who is with her son, Earl,
| at the Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake, has
been quite sick, but is now recovering.
Mr.. Randolph reports his son getting along
as well as can be expected, as he has stood a
| siege of several ailments, but is on the road to
recovery.
A.. r. Arthur, who has been running the
Ruby Hill engine, left Monday for Bartlett
| Syringe to recuperate. Mrs. Arthur accom-
panied him.
Miss Theresa and Irene Sasserno returned
on No. 8 Tuesday from a short visit to Cherry
| Creek, and reports it even more lonesome
| than Palisade.
Messrs. Glow and Davis of Salt Lake, presi
dent and treasurer, respectively, of the Big
Three Mining Company at Mineral, were at
the mines last week. They report everything
looking good.
Trout fishing Is getting better within the
last few days, several catches Of three and
four Founders being recorded. The river is
very low and the water is getting clear, but
the carp seem to be crowding out the trout.
A light engine struck and badly injured one
of B. Siri's cows Wednesday morning so that
it was found necessary to kill her. This is
the third COW killed near Palisade during the
the past four months and should be a warning
to owners of stock.
A few of the Railroad employees and their
families spent Sunday last on a picnic about Q
mile from town where the willows grow in o
dense jungle on Mr.. Ebert's ranch. Swim
ming. fishing. kodaking and feasting were the
features of the day.
Miss Maggie Jones arrived Monday morn
ing from Los Angeles for a short visit with
her folks. She reports Los Angeles and sur
rounding cities as the garden spots OF this
earth, bat says it takes all the money one car
make to see everything going.
The ladies of Palisade are planning a dance
at the Ebert residence Thursday night-pre'
sumo 1t 8 q house warming. as we UNDERSTAND
J.. p. Raine. Jr., will return shortly with his
bride and intends to occupy the house. Every
body will have a good time If the ladies have
anything to do with the dance.
As an evidence Of Palisades tranquility,
the local bastile has had no boArders for the
past 10 days and from all indications may be
vacant for some time to come unless some OF
the Indians imbibe more FIRE water than usual.
1t is certainly strange where these Govern
msnt proteges get their liquor. andi 1t is under
stood that the Federal authorities are investi-
eating the matter.
Last week the Z. 4 =. train No. 2 was
tagged by a man lying close to the track near
Alpha. The trainmen found the man hardly
able to speak and nearly dead from hunger
and thirst. He was brought to Palissde and
cared for, and In three or four days was able
to move on. The man started to walk from
Eureka to Palisade, lost his way. and claimed
to have been four days with nothing TO eat,
and two days without water.