Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
FLUE DUST.
Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.
The banks will be closed to-day.
The railroad freight depot will be
closed to day.
superintendent Shaw Is rusticating
IN san Francisco.
Main street was thronsed last night
xi,b purchasers of holiday goods.
The Pos,office will be open to-day
.a,ween the hours OF twelve and one,
silver was quoted at 54K pence pei
ounce in the London market yesterday
sixteen ears of bullion were dis.
Matched to Palisade yesterday morn
~ &. Mcclellan and wife, Of Pail.
.ads. are in town, on a CHRISTMAS
visit.
Al tho freight received at the depot
..s heen delivered, and the house is
empty.
Major w. w. Mccoy and wife de-
.a,tsd for San Francisco Sunday
morning.
Christmas jewellers we're holding a
ratification up till q late hour TINS
morning.
Mr. jackson will receive u thanks
for sundry favors in the way of wine
and fine cigars.
n. Muller, Esq, OF Paxton & Co.'S
hank has returned from his visit TO
San Francisco.
M average number Of letters dis.
matched from the Eureka Postoffice
daily will reach 800.
---Inr ~ Tho xa~tIantS ~
pasisade will attend the Masquerade at
Eureka on New Years Eve.
There we're i.5ll poll lakes collected
in Eureka county this year, a number
eoual 10 the vote of the county.
Su~perintendent Atkinson. of the
Metamoras, left for San Francisco this
morning, on = holiday visit.
A railroad team, loaded with 30,
pounds of freight. was dispatched to
Phoebe this morning.
Reporting items in this vicinity re-
sembles a good cook in a poor family.
A very little has to go a long way.
There are only two cases remaining
TO be tried before the District Court at
the present. term.
The snow was falling rapidly last
night M to the time we went to press,
with the promise Of a heavy storm.
Mr.. Voorhees, has replaced Mr.. Ross
as Wells. Fargo q Co.'s messenger on
the T.. a. II. X. Il. for the time being.
There will be a Bal Masque this
evening, at Bigelow's Hall, and from
what we hear it will be a jolly affair.
Fred Barnes received a small engine
yesterday, known as tie Butcher
Boy" designed TO run his sausage
mill.
Patents for the Jennie A and Black
Rock mines, White Pine county. we're
received at the Land Registers office
yesterday.
The o%bstreperous conduct of Ennis
team and n Chinaman's donkey created
quite an excitement and much ilarity
ON Clark street yesterday.
Hon. II. X. Mitchell arrived in Eu-
reka by last nights train. The many
friends of Hank will extend to him a
most hearty greeting.
Messenger Ross has departed for
Ogden, and will tarry at his family
hearth at that place until after the
holidays.
There will be services at the Episco-
pal Church to-day, commencing at III
O'Clock A. NJ, at which time the rector
will deliver a Christmas sermon.
Father Monteverde held mass at
Ruby Hill last evening. There will be
mass at the church to day, both morn
ing and evening.
The Athletic Club are agitating the
,propriety of giving a grand ball dur
ing the latter part of the month of
January.
There are "a, 900 shares in the Rich
mond mine, the bulk of which are held
in England. X. q. will accept the
above as IN answer to his inquiry.
Our Cornish citizens were celebrat-
ing Christmas Eve with songs aud
glees. One, with a magnificent bass
voice, was the subject of universal n
.comiums.
There has been some talk of organic
ing a Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton In Eureka. but after careful can
wasting it was found that there was not
enough material 10 start on.