Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
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Charcoal is coming in in large quantities
Albion shares closed at 50 Is yesterday.
r. Sadler & Co. lost q fine mule yester.
day.
II. r. Kemp is suffering with q severe
cold.
Peace and quiet reigns supreme about
the Courthouse.
The Knights OF Pythias meet at their
hall this evenings.
The Eureka boys were large losers on the
Cherry Creek races.
r. sadler left yesterday afternoon for
Huntington Valley.
James G.. Fair Jr. left Omaha on Sun
day last en- route to San Francisco.
There is al unusual amount OF sickness
in town, principally colds and fevers.
Julius Hausmeister has received a patent
for the Heidelberg lode in Typo District.
Hon. W. W. Bishop and wife will not re-
turn here until the middle of next month.
M. Badt, in the grain and produce bust
ness at the Wells, was in town yesterday.
Thomas Whelan, an extensive rancher in
Pine Valley, has been ip town a couple of
days.
The Eureka boys report the Cherry Greek
races as having been conducted on the dead
square.
The "Uncle Isaac" Combination will
open at the Opera House on Monday
evening.
R. Sadler & Co. have received another
consignment Of Rathbone. sard & Co.'s
Acorn stoves.
We are requested to state that at the
Big Sunfower ball dancing will commence
at $3.50, sharp.
Mrs. G. Reyes, sister OF Mrs. W. P.
Steichelman, arrived from the East on
Wednesday evening.
John W. Mackay sailed from Liverpool
last Saturday on the steamer Algeria,
bound for New York.
X. Bergman and ]. Bergman, sons OF
Richard Bergman at Secret Canyon, ar
rived from Vermont last night.
Mrs. Sam. P. Davis of Carson, with her
children, departed Monday evening for
Salt Lake to join her husband.
Mrs. Cotton, wife of W. F. Cotton,
cashier Of the e. & G. r. r. Company, ar
rived from the East last evening.
Capt, A. d. Griffin has been examining
some Prospect Mountain mining proper
ties for parties in the East, and thinks well
OF them.
M. L. Causey has received a contract
from the E. Il G.. II. r. Company for
10000 ties. He is to receive 26k cents for
each tie.
Frank W.. Getz is here looking after the
interests OF Eastern parties in the Bayard
Consolidated Mining Company, located in
Goodwin Canyon.
Thos. J. Read informs us that he will
have his new map Of Eureka Mining Dis
trict completed in about another month.
1t will be full and complete.
A. p. Hegeman yesterday located 1,500
feet on the Onondaga mine, situated on the
right fork Of Goodwin Canyon, and lead
ing to the Continental mine.
Professor Dawson, the late dancing
teacher, left for Boise City, Idaho, this
morning. He has no idea OF ever return
ing to sniff the fumes of the Base Range.
VIM. Sweeney, Bob Kermeen, Billy Fer
guson, Johnny O'Laughlin and Dick Cub
erson returned yesterday afternoon from
the Cherry Greek races, all poorer than be-
fore they went.
r. Sadler q Co. and P. N. Hansen, yes
terday purchased 1000 pounds Of cheese,
manufactured by Thomas Whelan at bis
ranch in Pine Valley. 1t is said to be an
excellent article.
G. W. Smith, driver OF a delivery wagon.
fell in a fit in a South Main street restaurant
yesterday afternoon, and remained in 1t
for half an hour, when he was conveyed to
his home on Mob Hill.
Pat. Boyle, a miner working in the
Boston & Eureka mine shaft, was hurt
yesterday by a rock falling and hitting
him on the right shoulder. He was not
seriously hurt. The accident was una
yoidable.