Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-30
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sentiuers Reporter.
Calisher is receiving his new holiday
goods.
The skating rink has become the fashion.
able evening resort.
Mr.. Robert Crossan returned by last
nights train from Elko.
The rink was too small to accommodate
the attendance last evening.
Parties from Wood River and different
parts OF Idaho arrive here daily.
Mcssrs. j. 7. Gilmer and G. W. Grayson
left this morning for California.
Mr.. II. Muller, Of Paxton & Co., re-
turned last evening from Reno.
The bullion receipts of Salt Lake dur
ing the past week foot up S125, 00G.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is q good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F.,
meet at Odd Follows Hall at 7 O'Clock
! this evening.
Robert Berry, who formerly had the
Parker House barber shop, died last night
at ~ O'Clock.
The Eureka & Palisade train arrived on
time last night and brought two days
Western mail.
Notwithstanding the cold weather re-
ported at Butte, Montana, some Of our peo-
pie are going there.
Found-An apparently valuable bunch
Of keys. The owner can have the same by
calling at this office.
Shares Of the Eureka Con. sold yester-
dav in Tho Road - Q1r or HI II
81 80, and Eureka Tunnel for 81 90.
Lander County has 2,115 "a delinquent
on her tax roll this year, to say nothing of
the @. p. r. r. delinquency Of SIS. 2e0 03.
There was a rumor in Virginia on Sun
day that a strike had been made at the
north end, but no official information was
had.
Skating at the rink yesterday afternoon
and last evening was splendid, and the
Enclosure was crowded with skaters and
spectators.
The Elko Independent reports that a
vein OF coal two feet wide had been struck
about seven miles from Bullion, Railroad
District.
The people OF the eastern part OF White
Pine County are DESTROYS Of having their
county seat removed from Hamilton to
Cherry Greek.
Hon. G. w. Kendall, who lately had his
skull fractured in San Francisco, defeated
the "Silver-tongued Tom Fitch for Con-
gress in 1870.
Old and young are thinking OF the
holidays. and now ia the time for mer-
chants to make their display of holiday
goods and advertise them.
NJ II - III - -.
the Golden Rale Tunnel to let contracts
for driving the tunnel ahead and sinking
a shaft ON the company's ground.
The SENTINEL is informed that G. L.
Murphy has settled his account with Ora
ham & Co., and that the case against him
in the Justice Court will be dismissed to-
day.
On the Oath instant some scoundrel
entered the fine grounds Of Jack Gilmer,
at SAX Lake City, and shot a tame deer.
A Eureka Indian would not do a thing Of
that kind.
Yesterday. on Ruby Hill, the ten-year-
old daughter Of r. Manuel, while eating
soup, swallowed a bone, which lodged in
her throat. DR.. Bishop was called and re-
moved the obstruction.
Judge F. W. Cole yesterday commenced
suit in the District Court against the
Richmond Mining Company and M. D.
Foley for 81 500, balance due on contract
for legal services in the Albion-R Richmond
suit.
The Postoffce sway sack" at the Parker
House is a great accommodation to those
who wish to mail their letters at a late
hour. The sack is kept open until the
departure OF the bus for the railroad,
at 4:30 A. NJ.
The friends OF Mr.. Dawling, Superin-
tendent Of the Ruby and Dunderberg
smelling works, intend giving him a grand
dinner at the Jackson House Restaurant
on Friday evening, previous to his leay-
ing for London.