The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-12-11
EUREKA S E MINE Ell
..ruRpAY. DECEMBER II. 1909
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mr.. Louise zadow returned MONDAY
.am business trip to Elko,
n.o,ee L. aud Charles kaedins re-
~ saturday from Reno.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Romano Of Dia-
Valley were visitors In Eureka
s,,r.l days this week.
,uornsy F. 8. Gedney OF Eiko was
rival by Thursdays train to at
,ss % some legal business here.
uus.m \. Cox, wife. son and daugh-
~ diamond Valley. have been In
r,,st. this week attending to some
buausss matters.
v,rs.t Affranchino and Weedie Oar
,.,,lli. who accompanied the late
Charles Frankino to San Francisco
.h,at . mouth ago, returned home this
week.
,,omber OF Italian residents Of Eu-
-. visited Prospect Tuesday evening
IA during their stay had a pleasant
.,.,.l dance at the home Of Angelo
Bagns.
william Sweet, who has q force Of
nan developing q number OF claims
,ar Oak Station on the L. & p. Rail-
~. was au arrival in Eureka Monday
90 business.
". H. Sweeney left for Palisade
thursday morning. being summoned
,bsrs on account Of the serious illness
md subsequent death of his step
daughter, Mrs. John w. Ebert.
Dan Downey Of the 4. & p. Railway
Company brought up g crew OF six men
from Palisade Thursday to shovel snow
on the Ruby Hill railroad, which has
been blockaded for a day or two.
There will be q regular meeting OF
Dursss Lodge Nc. %. l. o. 0. f., We'd
pssday evening, december 10, at 2 o.
clock. Afull attendance OF members Is
requested as there will be work in the
third degree.
Clara Z. Rice, widow Of the late John
Rice, a former engineer on the + x +.
who left here about 10 years
ago, arrived in Eureka Thursday from
Hoquim, Washington, on a visit TO heI
brother, Frank J. Brossemer.
Mike Dargin was brought mp early
week from his ranch near the Sum.
nit 10 the northern part Of the county
md taken to the county hospital. He
afflicted with cancer Of the face, and
was brought here SO that he can b.
cared for.
Attention is called to the advertise
nent in this issue announcing the mas
ball to be given by Mob Hill
fire Company on New Years eve, FRI
Iay, December 81. Those who expec'
o 70 in mask and intend ordering theii
ostumes are requested to leave their
lames at Mau Bros store.
Last Monday being the last day CD
which taxes for the year 1909 could be
aid before becoming delinquent, was
busy one in the County Treasurer
flee. Many from outside OF town who
ould not get in sooner on account OF
be stormy weather were to a great ex-
ant the cause of the rush OF business
I the T~reasurer's Office.
II. II. Baeder, blacksmith at the
Vindfall, who resides in Eureka and
,rries the mail from town TO the Wind
mine, started out Thursday morn
& about 7:30 and after proceeding
bout q mile on his journey found the
was so severe that he was unable
proceed further and was compelled
return to Eureka.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
lat has prevailed in this section for the
Ist 30 days, the Minoletti Bros. have
lcceeded in keeping the road open be-
veen town aud the Windfall mine In
material for the new mill being
instructed there. But Thursday morn
g. after reaching q point about a mile
nth Of town, owing to the strong WIND
I'd drifting snow. they were unable to
-ge the animals further and were com
sled to unhitch them from the sleighs
I'D return to town.