The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-01-22
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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Joseph siri left Friday morning on
a business trip to Elko.
Will Mau has gone to California to
spend the balance Of the Winter.
Commissioner W. IL. Sweeney re-
turned to Palisade Thursday morning.
Charley Boyle came up FROM Summit
station on the E. g. p. train Monday on
business.
Henry Wedekind returned by Thurs
DAVIS train from a visit with his family
at San Jose, California.
There will be q stated communica-
ton Of Eureka Lodge No. 10, II. x A. M,
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
Last Sunday niglta work horse be
longing to J. s. McQuillan Of Eureka
died at Frank Lewis stable. 1t is
thought the animals death was due to
kidney trouble.
@. M. Dull, b. p. Campbell, Harry
Burt. J. Hymers and son, Wallace, en-
ployees Of the Windfall Mining Com
pany. we're departures by Mondays
train.
Eugene Geraty. who took his family
to Auburn, California. to spend the
Winter. arrived here Monday to attend
to some business matters. He returned
to Auburn by Fridays train.
Charles williams Of Duckwater
brought in about 100 head OF range
horses from the Fish Greek range We'd
nesday. They were shipped at Dia.
mond Station Friday morning for Kan.
sas City.
M. p. Murphy, who has been afflicted
with rheumatism for the past six
months, left Thursday for Bartlett
Springs. California. in the hope Of be.
ing benefited by the waters of that
health resort.
As will be seen by advertisement in
this issue under New To-Day" an OPP
%portunity is offered for selling a good
ranch for cash. The requirements nee.
essary to insure q sale can be ascer-
tanned by consulting the announcement.
A letter received in Eureka this week
states that Mrs. William Z,dow, who
was recently reported quite ill at Los
Angeles with an attack of pneumonia.
has recovered her health and is now at
her parents home at Grass Valley. Cal.
ifornia.
Thursday, the Wlndfall Mining Com.
pany had q force OF six men loading
sand south Of the county hospital. IL
is to be used for concrete work at the
new quartz mill now being erected at
at the mine. II is said the sand OBJ.
tanned is Of extra quality.
Angelo Bisoni, who came up from the
Wiuzell ranch near Alpha Wednesday,
reports that all the stock in that section
that have beer gathered and are being
fed are doing fairly well. but a number
Of those that were rustling for feed on
the ranges have already persisted.
The delinquent tax sales for the first
installment Of taxes for the year 1909
that took place at the Court House door
at noon last Monday in Eureka drew a
large number Of bidders and spectators
and considerable interest was mani
tested. The bidding OF certain pieces
Of property was quite spirit ed.
Rev. Percival J. Smithe Of Reno, Sun.
day School organizer Of the Episcopal
Church for Nevada, arrived in Eureka
late last Saturday night. and held morn
ing and evening services in st. James
Church on Sunday. On account OF Sat
urday's train being delayed. he was I'M
able to hold the special services that had
been announced for Saturday.
A letter received in Eureka this week
from San Francisco states hat the con
dition of Frank WInzell, who was hurt
in a runaway accident near Mineral Sta
ton several weeks ago. is now improv-
ing. The injuries received were more
serious than at first thought, the shoulder
being broken aud dislocatsd aud the
ligaments badly torn, making the case a
difficult one to handle. Mrs. Winzsll,
who accompanied her son to the city,
has also been quite i'll there, but is now
regaining her health.