Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-09

like att itude OF man as ala MaZeppa
after his ride through Tartary. Brother
| Smith promised to pray for his deliv-
erance, and at the meeting on Sunday
night prayed for the imprisoned hom-
bre. Sam Bell thinks the prayer will
be answered in about 80 days.
THE RESTAURANT RoBBERY.-Mrs.
Welsh, proprIe;ress of the Phoebe
Restaurant, south Main street, informs
us that she lost Sl65 in coin, about
Sl30 worth oil every, and a five block
silk dress pattern, by the robbery of
her house on he night OF Friday last.
| No clue has yet been found to the rob
berry, but 1t is to be hoped that the
guilty parties will soon be caught and
the missing property recovered, as
the lady can lily afford the loss OF the
property. The dress pattern was en-
Iirely new and va valued at $50.
ADAMS HILL.-Letter of the 3lst
says: Last Saturdays body of rich ore
was struck in the Wide West mine be-
longing TO the Adams Hill company,
in the main shaft abou 35 feet below
the 200 foot level. The ore body en-
braces the entire dimensions of the
shaft, but further than that its extent is
unknown at present. II is The intention
TO sink a shaft 800 feet, when a drift
will be- run to n Wine about rs feet
distant, which is now being sunk and
will he completed about the LIST of
March.
GONE TO EUROPE Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob VANDERBILT, the Misses Julia
and Emma and Master Eddie Wander
lieth lett this morning for a visit to
Germany and other portions of Eu-
rope. They will be absent some
months III the old country, and on
their return they will visit the Cen
tennial Exposition and the Eastern
cities, and with the exception of En-
ma and Eddie. who remain at school
in the East will return home next
Fall.
MASQUERADE BALL.-The residents of
Ty TO RECALLED themselves last week with
"A masqnrada ball. which the Belmont
Courier states was "a sublime success
From the report of the CourfeT's jenk-
ms wa notice a number of Eureka's
former citizens participated. prominent
among whom was Pliny Tower as
- Pedro" who was true to the charac-
ter and himself. Hope he didn't lose
his pedro"
GILA.-Letter to Secretary under
date of January oath says: The verti-
cal shaft is now down 81 feet, and is
getting quite soft and working well.
The drift running northeast from
Wine is in 6 feet, and in ledge forma-
lion. The drift running south from
winze is in s feet, with ledge formation
and some ore mixed through. In
south drift we opened out into a cave
quite extensive and some ore on west
OF cave.
WORTH KNowING.-It is said that If
a young lady during leap year will
count all the gray horses she sees until
the number reaches a hundred, she
will, after getting up 10 the last horse
be married within "A year to the first
gentleman with whom she shakes
hands. The thing might be expedited
If "A drove of a hundred gray horses
should heave in sight all at once.
THEIR SECOND PERFoRMANCE.-The
Silver State Minstrels will give their
second performance next Saturday
night at Bigelow's Hall, presenting an
entire change OF programme. The
black corkers created a ve.y favorable
impression on their first appearance,
and will no doubt meet with a large
audience at their next entertainment.
BLoCKADED.-The Consolidated Mar
row-gauge road was blockaded yester-
day by the snow being blown in the
cuts by the high wind which prevailed.
The locomotive was unable to make the
trip and had to return with the train to
town. A force of men are at work re-
moving the snow.
STILL THERE.-Cuba is still strug-
Cling; Grant is still after the third
term; candidates for office are looming
up, but Taylor &C Whitton are content
in always having on hand a fine sup
ply of family groceries received nom
the East.
TYPO CoN.-The Typo Consolidated
Company's furnace, after a profitable
run of a month or six weeks, had to
be closed a few days since for the want
OF coal. The mines of this company
have produced in five months and a
half the sum of S2si,2 92 Al.
FuRIoUs.-A terrible wind storm
prevailed all of yesterday and last
night. 1t bowed great guns, and Pc
destrlans found all they could do to
sustain their equipoise at right-angles
win terra firma. A storm is doubt
less brewing.
sLEEpErH.-Justic sleepeth at
the office of Chief Justice Baker so far
as criminal business is concerned. His
honor has his time occupied in civil
cases which. though it NAV be pro-
d~uctive to him, availeth not to the
item fiend.
BULLION SHIPMENr.-Wells, Fargo
d Co. yesterday shipped two bars O
bullion, valued at $3,622 81, for the
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