Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-13
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Albion was quoted at 50 20 yesterday.
@. l.. Hannaman left for Salt Lake this
morning.
Mrs. J. Mann arrived from Virginia City
last evening.
Mrs. r. H. Parker returned from the
West last evening.
The t~op-spinning season is in full blast
among the youths.
The oyster season is in full blast, and
they are unusually fine.
Active mining operations are being
carried on at the Bowman.
Eureka Lodge No. %, L. o. o. F., will
meet at 8 O'Clock this evening.
George Elston has assumed the duties
OF stage manager at the Varieties.
Several drummers, representatives. Of
San Francisco houses, are in town.
There are only about 60 people left in
the town of Hamilton, White Pine.
The Stafford excitement has subsidized,
but the mines are there all the same.
Mrs. B. G. Levy wants a girl to do gen.
eral homework. See advertisement.
The Northwestern Mining Company
hold a meeting at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
Billy Davixon, at the P. o. book store,
yesterday received an assortment Of fine
cigars.
George T. Finnegan of Phoebe has no.
ceived a United States patent for a monkey
wrench.
The Irish ambassador mine at Secret
Canyon is turning out some very high
grade ore.
Sam Davis, local OF the Salt Lake Tri-
bune, gives the Conference visitors some
good advice.
company running q tunnel under the
Hudson River.
Large shipments Of ore continue TO ar
rive from the Geddes & Bertrand mine at
Secret Canyon.
Under Sheriff Mason yesterday paid his
respects to the drummers in town on the
license question.
A. Arents, formerly superintendent OF
several OF our mines, arrived from Cali
forpia last night.
Joe Green, who died so suddenly at the
Bank Exchange on Monday evening, was
buried yesterday.
Charles A. Ross, formerly a compositor
on the SENTINEL, arrived from Salt Lake
City last evening.
Wells, Fargo & Co. yesterday leased the
take possession Feb. /.
Tom Marks has disposed OF his saloon
to Messrs. Slatterly & Douglas, who will
hereafter run the business.
The anniversary Of the battle Of York
town takes place to-day, and it is to be
celebrated with great pomp.
The thermometer yesterday at 6 p. M.
indicated Sc, and at midnight 81, or five
degrees above freezing point.
The day Of sale Of the delinquent stock
of the Silver Hill Mining Company has
been postponed until Monday, Oct. "a.
1t will be in order for the Repu blicans
to hold q jubilee over the result OF the
election in Iowa. They carried the State.
State vs.. Joseph Armstrong, for an as
sault on Joe Green, deceased, was fined
S25 in Justice Harmon's Court yesterday.
The SENTINEL returns thanks TO the
Ruby Hill Miners Union for compliment
tary tickets to their ball on the 18th inst.
John Cryan has declared his intention
Of becoming a citizen Of the United States,
and Austin Cryan has been made . citizen.
A grocer had a pound Of sugar returned
with a note saying: "Too much sand for
table use, and not enough for building
purposes"
st. Julien and Trinket are TO trot for Q
purse Of 5000, offered by the Gentle
mems Driving Association OF Morrisania,
New York, Oct. Is.
Do our people intend making 4 move
ment towards raising funds for the Michi-
gan sufferers? II SO, they should be STIR
ring themselves.
Mob Hill had a veritable sensation yes
terday, and morbid gossips were furnished
with sufficient food to keep their tongues
busy for a fortnight.
Mr.. Harrison. the old boy rsvivalist In
San Francisco, Is drawing large audiences.
II there 10 anything that the Bay people
will run after 1t is religious fanatics.
The three gentlemen who arrived here
from England ON Tuesday evening visited
the Richmond Compsny's mines yesterday,
and left this morning for San Francisco.
Joseph Grandelmeyer arrived yesterday
afternoon from White Pine. He continues
to nave strong faith in the old camp, and
thinks 1t will come to the front in a little
time.
The toll road suit, which has been both
ering the County Commissioner and the
Courts for the past two years, was yester-
day decided in the District Court. The
toll-gate was abolished.
Jimmy Floyd, a jockey, while exercising
Ballot Box Jr. at the Reno race course on
Monday, fell from the horse and also re-
ceived a kick from the animal. He was
severely injured, but it is thought he will
recover.
Frank Works team, Edward and Dick
Swiveler, trotted a mile at Morrisania.
N. Y, Sept. 81, in 2a9h, beating the best
on record by two seconds and q half. The
top-wagon weighed 1855 pounds. The team
was driven by Dan Mace.