Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-11
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ValilDg In Eureka.
The incoming freight train Saturday
evening embraced Is cars.
True time can be found at I. Strsns
jewelry store.
Fourteen carloads OF bullion were
dispatched to Palisade yesterday.
The gas was burning low last even.
ing Tor some unexplained cause.
10 night is the last evening of the
ladies' fair at Bigelow's Hall.
|, Old Boreas is respectfully requested
oy the entire community to give US a
rest.
The Auditor and Treasurer yester-
day forwarded to the Stale Controller
their semi-annual statements.
Major Stone reports everything as
exceedingly quiet aud dull all along
the Hamilton route.
There Is an uncalled.fo message at
the Western Union Telegraph Office
for Charles Konrohat.
Joe Grandlemeyer, of Hamilton. is
paying Eureka a business visit, He
left this morning for California.
Charlie Livingston is temporarily
engaged in clerical duties at the Eu-
reka and Palissde freight depot.
Five cars of merchandise, two of
timbers and six of coal comprised SUM-
day e~vesing's freight train.
The p~roprietors OF the Variety dive
have disappeared, leaving numerous
creditors to mourn their departure.
Mr.. Filkins, the gentlemanly agent
of the Liliputians, departed for Elko
and Salt Lake City this morning.
The time Of departure of the Tybo
stage has been changed, it leaving at s
A.. NJ. instead Of 3 P. NJ, as formerly.
General Cadwallader, of Hamilton,
passed through town en- route for San
Francisco, AT which point he will re-
main during the winter months.
A terriic gale of wind prevailed last
night. Everything that was not an
chored firmly took flight for some
other cline.
Last night was not a suitable time to
scatter live Goals abroad. Our night
watchmen were on the alert. ready to
stamp out any incipient con~fiagralion.
Ticket No. % won the silk dress that
rallied of at the ladies' fair last
night. Mrs. Julia Tootney was the
fortunate possessor of the number.
Miss Minnie Christopher won the
bridal doll rafilsd for at Mrs. Murphy,
Quad. and Miss Hartnetl's table last
night.
The elegant doll at Mrs. Cassidy
and Mrs. Lamoureux's table, at the
fair null ba lt1nO1.l 1 ~ ~.f1a tlx,o
evening.
Up till Saturday last, the Eureka
Consolidated Company bad reduced
| 900 o of ore for the month OF De-
X X stock was quoted in yesterdays
at S2I. Parties in Eureka offer
50 for any amount, from one share TO
twenty thousand.
A bunch of keys, with staple at
iached to them, was brought to the
Office yesterday. The own
Or can reclaim them on application to
Office.
The Phoebe Record of the sth instant.
a timely and we'll deserved eulogy
on Charles A. Wsiderhoid. whose
death at that point was mentioned in a
late issue Of the SENTINEL.
The repairs to furnace No. /, at the
Consolidated, will be finished
his evening. No. /. 2 and 3 will be
sone time during the present
month.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church me yesterday, and consulted
as to the best means Of providing a
Christmas tree for the little ones.
The gorgeous Autographs, portray
ing the Liliputian troupe. attracted the
attention OF old and young, and yes
we're the center OF attraction for
gazers.
The pay car of the Eureka and Pali-
SADIE Railroad Company went over the
road yesterday. much to the gratifica-
ton OF the employees, who received
their m onthly dues.
Mrs. Gillespie, the estimable land
lady at the Richmond clearinghouse,
departed for California on Sunday
morning. She will sojourn in that
Stale for a period of three months.