Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-17

t,u zero last evening AT 0 o CLOCK.
contractor Perley yesterday paid off the
..ods At work on the E. & @. r. r.
The Oswego mine, in Secret Canyon,
has been bonded to DR.. A. @. Bishop.
Roller and ice skating tonight. You
nav your money and a k your choice.
The girls and boys propose to have a
nav time at the Rink on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mathewson Of Ham
alton arrived from California last evening.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday advanced
"a al. and Eureka Tunnel closed at SO 40.
II ia calculated that 100 mining reloca-
,ions will be made on the first OF January
next.
Maurice Hoehich says he has not lost
confidence in the Comstock. The bulls
rejoice.
Bsrtlett's new hall presents an elegant
Aoor. 37x62 feet, and perfect in every par
%ticular.
Tickets to tho Snow Drop social can be
nrocured from any member Of the club.
price 50.
christmas and New Years come on Sun
d.y. but will be observed on Monday very
generally.
Professor Risden will start his dancing
school on Ruby Hill tonight at Miners
Union Hall.
Some elegant costumes have been or
dered from San Francisco for the mas
querade ball.
stockholders in the big dolls at the p.
O. Bookstore should be on hand at 1850
this evening.
The Land Office, surrounded by exotic
plants and United States patents, Is a mar
vel OF neatness.
Pete Anderson and John Kellogg. both
old Eurekans, are keeping q toll bridge on
Little Wood River.
A grey shawl was lost on Tuesday last.
The finder will confer a favor by return
Ing Ii TO this Office.
Vim. Pardy has purchased from E. N.
Robinson the international Hotel property
consideration, 81, 000.
Fred. Barnes has imported a dozen Ger
man carp. which now flourish in bis
spring at Sulphur Ranch.
To Poetess: Your poem entitled, Fare
well" 10 at hand; you have aptly named it,
% you will never see 1t again.
The Silver Conner mine was yesterday
bonded to J. @. Bothin, who proposes plac-
ing the same In London shortly.
The remains Of Richard Jennings,
1ynched at Austin. have been shipped to
bis family at Grass Valley, Cal.
Mr.. Thomas Hsmlyn, an old resident OF
Eureka, left this morning for Butte City,
Montana, with a view OF locating there.
The Union Guard Band excursion to
Palisade promises to be q success. Take
along your skates and go II oil the river.
In the spelling classes at the public
school yesterday afternoon, Miss Christy
Geraty and Miss Alma Mannheim excelled.
4 Hrst-class railroad ticket, from PAli-
sAde to any point In Arizona Territory,
can be had by making application to Char
Icy Graham at the Empire Saloon.
Uncle Jimmy Hayes, an old timer in
Eureka. writes from Wood River that he
seriously thinks OF returning here to
Winter.
Frank Robbins. the Snow Drop Club
a5Ist, shows taste and ability in his
Sketches sent out with the club invitations
yesterday.
Riegelhuth's orchestra will furnish the
new lie Petit Due" quadrille at the
snow Drop dance. ii being the latest East
ern craze.
Mr.. John T. Baker returned last night
from Stafford, where he negotiated the pur-
chase Of one OF the most valuable mines in
the district.
We acknowledge the receipt OF compli-
nentary tickets to the Snow Drop social,
which takes place Tuesday night next at
B%srtlett's Hall.
The alarm Of fire yesterday afternoon
proceeded from the s~tovepipe in the kitchen
y John D. Jones on Spring street. The
damage was trifing.
J. @. Ford and J. T. Martin yesterday
located the Yolo mine, situated on the
western slope Of Prospect Mountain and
containing 1900 feet.
Mike ~Gregovich, q Carson saloon-keeper,
len there in September ostensibly to visit
The Sacramento fair, but never returned.
he turns up in Europe.
The Improvement OF the stock market
mas frightened the faces OF the mercurial
people on the Comstock. who expect to
make a raise out Of 1t for the holidays.
The finest stock OF holiday goods, Of all
descriptions, has just been received by w.
=. fenrose, on Ruby Hill, who will sell
mem cheaper han any other house In
Eureka County.
The Enterprise says that John W. Mackay
may now BIO on his way to the Comstock,
according to a new story, although he was
sent from New York to Europe by the
newspapers last Wednesday.
The correspondent I" Sa~gebrush," In the
san Francisco Dramatic Brevities, IRON
icaiiy inquiries as TO the identity OF two Of
our prominent theatrical managers. He
10 over.
Az Carson. Saturday. Leen LUX, q Chi
nswoman, was divorced from LUX LUX.
lnis was the first Chinese divorce suit ever
brought In Nevada. 1t 10 evident that this
lucky separation for both, but doubly
W ior the woman.
y; A.. Nesbitt yesterday commenced suit
AZ .he District Court against @. A. Steph-
snson and the Bradford Mining Company
70 recover the sum OF $40, 900, alleged to
" uue upon the sale OF certain mining
property situated on Prospect Mountain.
Hotel Arrivals.
turner House-T. d. Page. Fish Creek;
mm.J Jacobs, Duokwater; VIM. Foley, Dry
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