The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-02-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.


Eurekan. was an arrival by Thursdays
stage.
Mau's Cash Store has q new announce
ment of prices in to-day's SENTINEL
that is well worth your attention.
Albert Matson and his sister, Miss
Evelyn, and John Allen are visitors in
Eureka this week from Hamilton.
Howard Ellis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ellis Of Eoreka, arrived by
Thursdays stage from Klamath Falls.
Oregon.
W. II. Wade, the Ely merchant, spent
several days here tins week on business
matters. He expects to return in about
10 days.
DIR. s. V. Moore. a dentist of Wells,
Nevada, will arrive in Eureka shortly
TO practice his profession. See adver-
tisement in another column.
The next meeting Of st. James Guild
Ed Bergman on Spring street in Eu-
reka on Friday afternoon. February is.
James McGlynu, who is interested in
several claims at the new camp OF
Carroll. about 40 miles southwest OF
Austin. returned here last Sunday for
q visit with his family.
II you want bargains in dry goods,
etc., call at Mrs. Fraser's store n
learn of the greetly reduced prices at
which the stock is being offered. See
advertisement in another column.
Assessor H.. Q. MoTerney returned
home last Saturday. After the ad.
journment OF the State Board Of Assess.
ors at Carson he went to the Coast to
get a few whiffs Of the salt breezes.
The fine Spring weather that has pre-
vailed in this section for the past week
is evidently going to change, as the
barometer that has been unusually high
is now dropping aud approaching the
storm period.
Mrs John J. Lucey and children re-
turned Tuesday from a three months
trip to San Francisco and a visit with
relatives at Reno. Margaret. the
young daughter who was taken below
for treatment for an injury received in
q fall some time ago. is reported as
greatly improved.
Worshipful Master r. Mechanics on
Friday received a telegram announcing
that Herman Davis, Grand Master.
would visit Eureka Lodge No. 10, +. g.
A. NJ officially, on Tuesday next, Feb.
ruary 8. To meet the Grand Master.
there will be a called meeting
Of Eureka Lodge No. IS. f. s. A.
M, on Tuesday evening. February 8. at
z o'clock.
The young people Of Eureka gave a
second dancing party Friday evening.
A committee of arrangements issued
about 100 invitations to a party to be
held in the Bartlett building on Main
street, the dancing to begin at 7:30
o'clock. By 10 o'clock the hall was
overorowded and the committee in
charge quickly arranged for and trans.
ferred the large assemblage to the
Eureka Opera House. where the dance
continued until 4 a. IN. At midnight a
bountiiul supper, with hot coffee. was
served in the hall. an abundance o
those hidden. Eureka's younger set can
congratulate themselves on pleasantly
entertaining and sumptuously serving
their guests on this occasion.
Samuel Garter of Ruby Hill. who has
been conducting the Dargin ranch IN
Pleasant valley, was quite seriously in.
jured in a runaway accident there last
week. He was engaged in hauling a
load of empty barrels on a wagon wheu
one of the iron hoops on q barrel be
came loosened and rolled u Of the
wagon, frightening the team and caus-
ing the horses to run away. He was
thrown out Of the wagon aud received
a bad fall, q cash about six inches long
was cut across the top Of his head. and
and he received a number of severe
bruises in other parts of the body. He
was knocked unconscious and lay in the
road for some time before being discov-
cred by James Delaney. who worked
with him a couple of hours before he re-
gained consciousness. AS soon as he
was able to travel Mr.. Delaney started
with him for Eureka and they arrived
here Saturday afternoon. De. Burnett
was called and rendered the necessary
surgical aid. and Mr.. Garter is now up
and able to get around again, but is
still suffering from the results of the in-