Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
rLuE DUST.


0CA INV
Sentinel's Reporter.
Freight traffic increasing.
School reopens Monday.
Snow rapidly disappearing.
Ruby Hill school opens Monday.
John Thompson drew large houses in
Bodie.
Major Dave Mannheim leaves for TEN
Pahute shortly.
All the news Of the week in the WEEKLY
SENTINEL to-day.
The two first days of the new year were
remarkably dull.
There was not a single drunk to be seen
on the streets New Years day.
A duller day than New Years could
scarcely be conceived.
The Mob Hill Hose Company are about
$3.50 ahead on their ball.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is brimful OF news.
Send a copy to your friends.
Late London advices quote Richmond
stock at SAT so and $4S rs.
Contracts were let in the Richmond and
Eureka Con. mines on the LIST.
Ruby stock, according to late advices,
was quoted at S23 rs and s26 20.
Eureka's statistics for 1879 will be found
in the WEEKLY SENTINEL of to-day.
The sun has stopped coasting, and Main
street pedestrians again breathe freely.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Commissioners will be held on
Monday.
Persons wishing to retain their boxes in
the Postofice are invited to walk up and
settle.
The Eureka Con. will pay its furnace
men this morning, and all coal bills this
afternoon.
Miss Jennie Wethered is suffering from
a congestive chill, and is reported as being
seriously ill.
The Hamburg boarding house is 10Y
under charge Of James Denton, of the Cos
mopolitan.
Mr.. E. r. Chute has the thanks Of the
SENTINEL Office for suitable New Years re-
| freshments.
The Ruby Hill Postoffice letter list will
be found in cur advertising columns this
morning.
We were yesterday shown some very rich
ore from the Needle mine, on Prospect
Mountain.
Ashes or saxdust should be sprinkled on
the sidewalks. Some portions OF them are
dangerous after nightfall.
Tommy Douglas, Of the Bank Exchange,
presented us yesterday with W fine speci-
mems from Robinson District.
The Mob Hill Hose Company held their
monthly nesting last evening, and trans
acted the usual routine business.
mn - ~ II - L.
sold at Sherif's sale to-day, to satisfy a
judgment held by James M. Owens.
Prof. SCOTS calico soiree was well at
tended, Notwithstanding the fact that a ball
had been given the evening previous.
An enjoyable Go as you please party
was given at the residence OF Mr.. +. Tro-
fatter, Ruby Hill, New Years night.
The music for the Mob Killers ball was
furnished by Plumhoff q Rawson's "Oppo-
sition Band" 1t gave universal satisfaction.
After the ball at the school house, on
New Years Eve. a fan was found, which
the owner can get by calling at this Office.
The two happiest men in Eureka yes
terday were Mr.. l.. N. Davidson and Joe
Kind, as they we're made fathers to two
bouncing girl babies.
OWING 10 the deatn Oh uhe moiuef OF
Frank Robes, his West End chop house
will not be open for business till Monday
next.
The best opportunity to buy goods cheap
ever offered to tho people OF Eureka is the
general clearance sale at the Golden Rule
store. Joe is closing out to go East
This means business.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be issued thi:
afternoon. Copies, ready for mailing, car
be had upon application at the office. or oi
Davidson, at the Postoffice. and Calishei
Bros.
Letters addressed to David Evans, Bryn-
gelley Row, Llangefylach Road, near Swan
sea, Glamorganshire, G. b., and the New
York Life Insurance Company, New York,
are held at the Postofice for non-paymeni
Of postage.