Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27
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SentfneI's Reporter.
Clarence King is in San Francisco.
Captain Rock has secured q patent for
his egg case.
Hon. II. A. Comins arrived from White
Pine last evening.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Mason will start on
a license collecting tour to-day.
A couple of Eureka mines are in o fair
way Of being sold in New York.
Uncle Billy Walker was greeted with q
big run at the old stand yesterday.
Mrs. H. Donnelly and family departed
by yesterday mornings train for the West.
Furnace No. / was run down at the Eu-
reka Con. yesterday, in order to cut 1t out.
1t is stated that an increased number Of
miners will be put on the Richmond at an
early day.
For once, the public is unanimous.
Everybody praises the appearance of the
Court-hOuse cornice.
Mr.. Julius Lesser informs us that Billy
Wermuth may be expected from New York
in about twelve days.
Mr.. j. P. Hickey, who died at Palisade
Thursday, has, we are told, q brother liv-
ing at Elmira, Cal.
Bateman street, between Main and Buel.
is being filled in and graded. 1t should
have been done long ago.
For the benefit of outside barbarians it
may be stated that the nights are growing
a little chilly in this latitude.
The Sherif's Office has been removed to
q room in the SENTINEL building, pending
the completion Of the new Court-house.
Mrs. Thomas Hamlyn and son returned
by last nights train from a visit to the
East. They had been absent some months.
arrived from California last evening, where
they have been ON a visit Of several weeks
duration.
The hard coat" is being put on the
walls OF the International, and it will not
be long before it will be ready for the
painters.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new school-house. Contractor Dimock ex-
presses his determination to put the work
through on time.
The opening Of q dancing school, by Prot.
Duyal, will give our young people an OPP
portunity Of mastering a desirable accom-
plishment.
If certain negotiations, now in progress,
result satisfactorily, about rs idle
miners on Ruby Hill will soon find
employment.
u. S. Surveyor Read departs for the lin 9
of the Central Pacific this morning on
professional business. He will be absent
two or three days.
The counter for the bar Of the Interna-
tionai, now being made for Messrs. Cana
van * lie Van, will surpass anything Of the
kind in Eastern Nevada.
Ed. N. Robinson, Of the Albion, has
departed for the Bay on matters connected
with his mine. He will also take in base
ball matters in his absence.
1t has been rumored that Messrs. Bart
lett and Ellison contemplated the building
Of another theater, but the former gentle
man says there is no truth in it.
The benefit ball of the Theatre Building
Association is all the talk in Eureka social
circles. As an enthusiastic shareholder
expressed it yesterday, sit is going to be a
bangor"
The San Jose mine, Prospect Mountain,
was yesterday leased by w. II. TAYLOR and
r.. H. Manuel for one year. The San Jose
is located on the gold belt and the boys are
confident that they can make it pay.
Tit arrest Of the Tybo Indian, charged
with murder, appears to have stirred up the
aborigines hereabouts, and it was evident
from the actions OF those on the streets yes
terday that some movement was contem-
plated.
Every time a man is seen coming out Of
a saloon he gets the credit Of having taken
a glass OF rum, though he drank nothing
but lemonade. Better far to go to church,
as every time q man is seen coming out Of
a sacred editice he gets the credit Of being
religious, although he may have been plot
ting any number Of financial eccentricities
sill through the sermon