Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-18

tors of the Phenix Silver Mining Com
pany was held at Dan Morgan's hal
yesterday, according to Adjournment
when the Secretary read a telegram
from the Board to their agent, Mr.
Robertson, to the effect that a ietle,
was on the way here, i'm which thew
had stated what the company could
and would do i'm settlement of credi.
tors claims. 1t was decided to await
The arrival of the letter, and for that
purpose h meeting was adjourned
to meet tomorrow at the same time
and place.
ABUsTLE LosT.-One ofthe Rereiue's
female friends has lost her pannier.
" c~oasting," and the editor of that
sweet-scented sheet offers to supplv
her with a bundle of Eureka SENTI-
NELs. We would return the compli.
ment by Offering a bundle of the
Reese River RerpiNe, but all the cop-
les of that sheet that have colne 10
hand here have been put to baser
uses. This is o stern fact.
Deputy Sheriff Richmond returned to
town on Sunday, and reported that no
difficulty had taken place at the
mines OF the company, and none in
now anticipated. The new Saturday
rule of the company is complied
with by those at present in their en-
ploy.
LADIES who intend to attend the
approaching dances-so it is hoped by
the young beaux observation-disclosures no
intention to attract attention by select
ing their par ners more than twenty
sets in advance. as such a course pro-
duceS contention and dissension
among said beaux.
SLEIGH-RIDE.-The factotum of the
SENTINEL took a ride with Yank
Croner last night behind a couple of
Pritchard's strong animals, who made
the snow fly from their heels. Eight
or ten other persons. male and female,
enjoyed the ride as we'll. The vehicle
was a large box sled.
HORSE KILLED.-One of Whisler's
fine fast horses, being driven in a span
attached to a sleigh last evening, ran
violently against a wagon standing in
the street e Bishops stable, injur-
ing himself fatally. The horse was a
very valuable one.
AND now it the SENTINEL charges
the merchants of that place Eureka
with charging ex~tortiOnate prices for
staple goods.-RereiNe.
The fate of Ananias awaits the per-
petrator of a lie so barefaced and i'm
pudent as tile above. We did moth
ing of the kind.
THE Ice SKATING RINK is now in
fine order for skating day and even
ing. The 'sstars and stripes wave
proudly from the flagstaff Of the
Skating Pavilion, in token of the fact.
and a red light is at the top of the
staff at night.
S%LEIGHING is magnificent now, and
everybody is trying to be in ahead
for sleighs and fast horses, whereat
the livery men rejoice, as we'll they
may for SleighS are scarce, and the
prices-we mean the hills-are re-
markably steep.
BISHOPS team of four coal-black
horses started to run away while
going through town yesterday, but
were kept well in hand and curbed
before reaching the lower end Of
Main street.
ENoUGH.-Tne ReoeiAe says it has
got about enough of the matter of a
new county. II that paper had not
bothered itself so much about the
matter, the annoyance would have
been a great deal less.
WHO WANTS A SLEIGH RIDE ?-Jim
Stewart has three fine cutters rugged
up for some ''gay Lothario" who may
wish to take out his fair dulcinea on a
sleigh-ride by moonlight, starlight,
daylight, twilight, or any other light.
JUDGE &. G. BERRY of Humboldt
called on us yesterday, and his genial
conversation and benevolent cOunte-
nance left a streak of sunshine in our
office. He goes to San Francisco ON
business.
TAKEN IN.-We are sorry to hear
that some Of our citizens have re-
ceived supplies of dreadful" poor
butter from Elko. The grade is much
lower than the price paid for 1t.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS AT Cost
At D. Manheim's. North Main street,
these goods may be obtained at cost,
as he intends to leave that branch OF
business.
OBERFELDER e. HARRISON adver-
tise, under New To-day" groceries,
provisions, etc. Their place of bust
ness is Oh the west side of North Main
street.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN.-Dr. Lock, III
! the new advertisement column, says
he can cure all the ellis that flesh is
heir to-"