Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-13
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Bishop Whitaker has gone to Phoebe.
The beautiful moonlight nights continue.
A good opening for a physician-Pioche.
The California excursionists return this
evening.
Eureka Con. advanced 50 cents per share
yesterday.
Eighty-four degrees in the shade at 2
O'Clock yesterday.
Fifteen passengers arrived by the e. d
p. train last evening.
Sheriff Kyle will sell some valuable
mining property to-day.
Albion shares were quoted in the open
session yesterday at 81.
Mint rate for fine silver is reduced to
81 1914 per ounce fine.
The Jackson House restaurant will open
for business in a few days.
Mrs. Cazeaux and daughter left yester-
day morning for California.
A stroll down to the fish pond these even
ings is the fashionable thing.
r. Richard and family returned last
evening from San Francisco.
Several jurors from the northern end Of
the county came up last night.
Reserved seats for the "Hazel Kirke"
performance are being rapidly taken.
Eureka Lodge No. %, 1. o. O. F., meet
at their hall this evening at 8 o'clock.
1t is reported that Senator Fair has con-
tributed SIC, 900 to the Garfield Fund.
Marked improvement has occurred with
in a day or two in the Albion west drift.
Nearly all the miners laid off in the
Richmond and Albion mines are out pros
pecting.
Very flattering reports continue to come
from the Geddes Il Bertrand mine at Sc
cret Canyon.
Forty miners are employed in the Bull
whacker mine, the property Of the Ruby
and Dunderberg.
The B~ateman-street bridge ia again in a
condition to warrant the attention Of the
Road Supervisor.
J. d. Farmer, a large owner in the Hoo
sac mining property, arrived last evening
from Salt Lake City.
The meanest thing out is for an editor
to spell latin words wrong, and then call
it a typographical error.
Two business houses were attached yes
terday, but both will probably settle and
open out for business again.
July ~, yesterday, was the anniversary
Of the Battle Of the Boyne. There was no
public observance in Eureka.
A. Benson Of Beowawa arrived by last
nights train. He was summoned as one
Of the jurymen in the big case.
A gentleman up from Reveille a few days
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in Lieutenant-Governo Adams mine.
The French residents Of Carson will
celebrate the anniversary of the taking Of
the Bastile, next Thursday, in a quiet way.
The Eureka & Colorado Railroad Com
pany nave opened an Office in Clark's
building, corner Of Monroe and Clark
streets.
A number Of convicis have been set to
worn in the State Prison quarry to take
out stone with which TO complete the Mint
new refinery.
The sparring and wrestling encounters
in the rear Of Sweeney's stables last oven
ing drew a large crowd who seemed to en-
Joy the sport hugely.
Bill Sweeney telegraphed to his partner
here yesterday from San Francisco stating
that he had purchased an elegant bus, and
would ship it to-day.
A good judge of Ruby Hill bonauzas
predicts that Albion will be as good a mine
as there is on the Hill, in the event Of the
suit terminating favorably to that COM
pany.
In the Justice Court yesterday, B. Ratio.
Francisco Pistoni and John Levroni were
fined 500 each for assault and battery
upon August De Lefton. The case was
appealed to the District Court.
The lumber for the grand stand to be
put up on Ryland's ball grounds was or
dered yesterday afternoon by Mr.. German,
and work will begin on it to-day. 1t will
be ready for occupancy next Sunday.
The Base Range affords the best climate
on the coast for persons suffering from
asthma or catarrhal complaints. A num-
Der Of invalids troubled with these ailments
have been cured here the present season.
Coleman q Lowell are preparing to do
some big work on their prospect near Cot
tonwood Park. Old man Coleman says
II there's anything there, he's like the boy
after the wOodchuck. bOund to have il.