Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-18
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from h Notebook Of the
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from the Notebook Of the
scr" seutiners Reporter.
latter list on first page.
~. ,h;s season Of the year the weather
prof. W. Frank Stewart will spend tho
winter in Boston.
m%o Eureka Con. dividend has been
.aad for this month.
,hont 80 persons attended the roller
skating rink last nign'.
c.Iisber Yesterday received lots Of holt
s.v goods that are pretty.
The bie keno game will take place this
.ranlng at the Tiger Saloon.
60 mahogany wood is now selling in
.,;s market for 81 per cord.
uon. w. W. Hobart and daughter left
.h;s morning for California.
Don,t forget that the girls and boys will
an The skating rink tonight.
picbard Kendall has been seriously
udnnded by a cave in the Sutro Tunnel.
Maissonier is painting a full-length
,ortrait of John Mackay for $4,000 francs.
Mr. ]. G. Bothin expects to leave for
raadon on Thursday next on mining bust
ness.
n Rockman has removed his Office to
.ha Wbitton building, entrance on Clark
street.
The tsual religious services will be held
in al! the churches to-day except the Pres
b~yterian'
coI Milt. Elstner is very i'll at Soda
Strings, tho present terminus OF the q. d
c. Railroad.
The Snow Drop Committee are making
..tansive arrangements for their ball on
Tuesday evening next.
At the Eureka Con. works they arc over
nm with custom ores, aud are refusing to
lake any more at present.
The Directors Of the Eureka 4 Palisade
Railroad Company will hold a meeting at
their Office here tomorrow.
The programme of the benefit ball for
,be Michigan sufferers will be announced
The frat Of the coming week.
Mr.. Thompson Campbell, District At
torney Of Lincoln County, Nevada, arrived
from California last evening.
The Superior Court OF Butte County.
cal. has sentenced a Chinese interpreter
10 ten wears imprisonment for perjury.
Those who propose attending the mas
onerade ball should see NJ. J. Franklin d
COS advertisement in another column.
Mrs. Bicknell, wife Of G. +. Bieknel,
clerk Of the Supreme Court, has returned
home 10 Carson from an extended visit
Hdown East.
Oar sympathy goes out to the littlo la
dies who were not lucky in the dolls rattle
last evening. II we were able we would
give each Of them one.
We acknowledge complimentary tickets
10 Mrs. Laura s. Church's concert and
ball, TO be given at the Opera House on
the evening Of Jan. 0.
Services at the Methodist Church to-day
Al the usual hour. Preaching this evening
by Rev. ]. D. Hammond OF Carson. Sac
rament after evening service.
Some person, without fear OF the Lord
Of Bill Beard, walked off with the latter's
blue o~hinchilla oyercoat last evening from
the skating rink. William is wroth thereat.
The people down at Palisade are mad
because the weather does not get cold
enough to freeze over the Humboldt river,
% that they can enjoy skating.
Mr.. Edgar Mills. President Of the Eu-
rsks 4 Palissde Railroad Company, will
arrive this evening. He comes to attend
the Directors meeting tomorrow.
The banquet given by Col. Z. n. Robin
son last evening at the Jackson House
Restaurant, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
7. W. Huntington, was q very pleasant
affair.
The Carson Tribune demands the ex-
pulsion Of Miss Kelly, a lady teacher in
he Carson public schools, for b~rutally
Jogging a little boy, a son Of Col. A. @.
Ellis.
One Of the late stove sleepers was half
wakened from his uneasy slumbers in a
saloon last night. and jumping up with a
shout; "Clesr the way ;herel I'm a walk
Ing pandoranduml Here I gol"
Az usual on Saturday evenings Main
street was thronged with people last night.
Most OF them were spying out their holt
day presents in the shopkeepers' windows,
which arc filled with elegant goods.
The Carson Tribune says that Senator
Fair will shortly introduce q resolution in
the U. s. Senate making 1t a penal offence
for q mine owner TO swindle poor laboring
men out Of their earnings, and bull stock.
Several attachment suits were com-
menced yesterday by Messrs. Winzell,
Wells l. Co., and ]. J. Wilson, against A.
Cazaux, a butcher doing business on Main
street. The suits aggregate some 50, 26S Sc.
Mr.. A Bonnetti, who has been Ill for the
past three weeks with pneumonia, was
worse yesterday. and a consultation was
held by Drs. Thoma and Roekman, who
think he is dangerously sick, but that he
Will probably recover.
Mr.. @. A. Morden. q member OF the
TART preservatiye." left this morning for
San Francisco, where he will remain about
. month, and from thence go to Puget
Sound. His numerous friends here wish
him prosperity wherever he may go.
Miss Evelyn Wagner. lately a pupil at
Bishop Whitaker's School for Girls, ar
rived last night on a visit to her class
mates, Miss Emma vanderleith and Miss
Aggie Hall. Her presence, though tenn
porary, will be q valuable acquisition TO
Eureka.
Hotel Arrivals.