The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-03-12
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morning.
Charles Ruden and Frank Kopp. who
are working some mines at silverado'
came into Eureka Tuesday.
Willis Bradley has rented the Gold
ing house on Spring street and moved
his family into their new home this
week.
As will be seen by advertisement in
.notber column, Eureka Local No. 265
will give a grand ball at the Opera
House in Eureka on Monday evening.
March %.
The forcasters that have predicted bad
weather all through March are probably
looking for a safe retreat. The present
fine weather is certainly making a
March record.
A number of outfits from the mining
camps in Southern Nevada have passed
through Eureka this week en- route to
the new Jarbidge mining excitement in
northern Elko County.
A telegram was received In Eureka
ON Wednesday stating that the condi-
ton of Mrs. NJ. Winzell. who had been
seriously i'll in San Francisco for several
months, is now greatly improved.
Frank Romano Of Diamond Valley,
accompanied by his wife. drove into En-
reka Thursday. AS the water in Dia-
mond slough is still high, he had to
skirt the eastern foothills in getting into
town.
The continued spell Of arm weather
is causing the new grass to come forth
at a great rate, and in many places II is
reported to have progressed sufficiently
to afford stock on the ranges consider
able benefit.
As J. b. Bale was the only County
Commissioners in Eureka last Monday.
Commissioners A. Fraser and w. II.
Sweeney being unable to reach here on
account of the interrupted traffic coudi-
tions. the regular monthly meeting Of
the Board had to go over.
Commissioner J. b. Bale sent Tom
Hicks aud Will Stewart out to DEVILS
Gate early this week TO see IL a tempo
rary bridge could be put across the
creek at that place. They reported the
water was still too high to accomplish
results. A temporary bridge will be
put in there as soon as the work can be
done.
Dan Morrison was feeling.pretty good
this week over the fact that he had
finished putting on new shingle roof on
the Pardy house on Atlas Hill he re-
Gently purchased without being caught
in a storm. Charley German, who re.
Gently put a roof on an addition to his
home during a stormy period. says he
will consult Dams weather prophet be-
fore starting to put on another roof.
The ~sheepmen who have been Winter.
ing their fiocks In the Duckwater ooun.
try in Nye County have commenced
moving their sheep north. Those Of @.
II. Duberg are now west Of Eureka en-
route to Beowawe: two Basque outfits
have their stock in the Pancake range on
their way into Exc County, aud the
sheep Of the Eureka Live Stock Com.
pany are now in the vicinity Of its
Fish Greek ranch, where they will re-
main until after shearing, which gen.
orally starts in April.
w. r. Amidon, foreman of the Eu.
reka Live Stock Company's Roberts
Greek ranch, drove q team into Eureka
from that place on Tuesday. He re-
ports all the bridges between here and
Roberts Greek to have been washed out
by the recent high water and says most
OF the road is in a very bad condition.
There was three feet Of water at Devils
Gate when he crossed. and on account
of the large amoun OF snow still re-
naming in the mountains he thought
the stream would not fall much for
some time.
The Lobster Club Band was out in
full force last Sunday. and after playing
q number Of selections on the porch OF
the Johnson Mercantile Company Build.
ing on Main street. paraded the town in
Walter Osborn's automobile. The steady
practice Of the boys is bringing results.
and the band received many compli.
ments last Sunday for the excellent
music furnished. The Sheet and Pill
low Case Party the Band is giving will
take place at the Eureka Opera House
on Thursday evening. March IL, and
the new music to be rendered ON that oc.
casion will no doubt be a treat.
George L. Kseding. of the Kaeding
Construction Company. who recently
completed the new mill for the Wind
fall Mining Company, expects TO leave
here with his wife next Monday for
Palisade, and from there will go on to
Salt Lake. Recently Mr.. Kaeding aud
aud II. NJ. Cooper have been bonding a
number of mining properties on Pros.
pect Mountain with the intention, IL is
understood, of putting in another cyan
ide plant in this district to treat the ores
OF the properties they are negotiating to