Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-20

lHOHk 9A1G NOtGeRVVA VI inc
Sentinel's Reporter.
Snow is disappearing rapidly.
Bart Ashim tarries at the Bay.
Secure your seats for the Banner Concert.
The Blaine men in Eureka want a con-
vention.
Prof. scott's usual weekly Soiree to-mor-
row evening.
Sunday is the anniversary Of Washing
toms birthday.
Sadler q Co. yesterday received q lot Of
fresh groceries.
Work In the Bullwacker has been tempo
rarily suspended.
Sleighing continues good between Eure-
ka and Ruby Hill.
March magazines at the Postofice and
Calisher Brothers.
A house is offered for rent or for sale.
See "New To-day"
The Nevada laundry is making inroads
on Chinese wash houses.
Mr.. W. p. Haskell is now located in the
new Main street building.
The number Of emigants passing Palisade
east and west, is about equal.
Hon. A. J. Blair and Mr.. Donnelly de-
| part this morning for Bristol.
The Knickerbocker hose cart will be re-
paired by Mr.. William Powell.
Nash De Soto writes from Tucson that
he is well pleased with Arizona.
Mrs. Benjamin will give select readings
at tie Methodist Church tonight.
Mrs. Benjamin is meeting with liberal
encouragement in her elocution class.
We acknowledge the receipt Of q compli-
| plimentary ticket to the Richmond ball.
The Lorenz ranch, six miles northeast
of Eureka, is offered for sale at q bargain.
A Sunday School concert will be given
in the Methodist Church Sunday evening.
A large number Of reserved seats have
| already been secured for the Banner Con-
cert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Mooser took place yes
terday.
Mr.. Henry Bishop is building a fine resi-
dence on Ruby Avenue, to be occupied by
himself. u
Deputy Sheriff Jim Mason will interview
some Of his customers on the license ques-
ton to-day.
Superintendent Bliss, OF the water works,
was full Of trouble yesterday with frozen
water pipes.
Drifting and prospecting will commence
in the Hamburg when the shaft reaches
| the 300 foot level.
The weather has been the most cold and
disagreeable, for the past AS hours, Of any
during the winter.
Mr.. Andrew Maute, Of the Belmont
Courier, has placed us under obligations
for cabinet specimens.
1t has not yet been decided whether the
Eureka Con. furnace will be closed for re-
pairs ON the LIST Of not.
Mr.. w. A. Montgomery yesterday pur-
chased the wood ranch Of V. Fubelli, at
Sherif's sale, for 81, 500.
1t is probable that Messrs. Molinelli 4
smith will resume their old avocation Of
real estate agents and notary.
No action has yet been taken by the Hall
trustees looking to the selection OF q sue
cessor to Messrs. Molinelli q Smith.
At the Adelphi last night, Miss Dubois
aud Danny Mann made q decided hit in
their new act entitled bad Whisky"
A committee Of the Richmond Company
were engaged yesterday in selling tickets
for their ball, and met with fair success.
Peter r. Cox has asked TO be released
from the bonds that bind him to Elizabeth
Cox. and to be awarded the custody Of their
child.
Alonzo Robinson, who was recently
killed in Bodie, by the explosion Of giant
powder, at one time resided in Eureka. and
left here last spring.
Mr.. John Cowger and Richard Dick,
from Steptoe Valley, White Pine county,
were in town Yesterday. 1t is reported
that they are here on a matrimonial tour.
Senator Doolin and Col. Canavan left
this morning for the Comstock to attend
the meeting Of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee. Both are jealous Grant
men.