Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-05
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sentfneTs Reporter.
There are IS patients in the County
Hospital.
Colds and fevers seem to be prevalent
about town.
Hon. A. J. Blair arrived from California
last evening.
G. J.. Hannaman Of Salt Lake City ar
rived last evening.
The Bonanza in the Eureka Tunnel con-
tinues to improve.
Prof. Dawson is teaching our young
folks the German"
Yellow Jacket, Mono and Mexican have
each been assessed 81.
General Conner will leave for Salt Lake
City tomorrow morning.
The jury in the Randolph case all
~"bunked" together last night.
Fred Barnes and family, from Sulphur
Springs, was in town yesterday.
The Assessor will turn over the assess
ment roll to the Auditor to-day.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W.
j. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
There is more tribute work being done
in our mines now than ever before.
The immense quantities OF wood piled
up about town indicate a long, cold Win
ter.
Our clothing merchants are laying in
immense stocks for the Fall and Winter
trade.
Anyone having q first-class railroad
ticket to Omaha can learn Of q purchaser
at this Office.
The Cherry Greek races are to take place
on the goth inst, and large purses have
been hung up.
Money should be very plentiful after the
present pay days, as large amount are
being paid out.
Frank Robbins visited the Eureka Tunnel
yesterday, and speaks very encouragingly
OF the new strike.
The attendance of children at the public
school yesterday was larger than at The
opening ON Monday.
The Jailer's report shows that during
the past month there were 16 prisoners
confined in the County Jail.
Henry Very, who was hurt by a fall in
the Eureka Con. mine last week, will be
able to DC about in a few days.
Superintendent Levy has received in
structions to commence work Immediately
on the Shoe Fly series Of mines.
Sam Pramenko, who has been in Cali
fornia for several weeks in search Of health,
returned last evening much improved.
The ladies will do we'll to attend Mrs.
Curran's auction Of millinery and fancy
goods to-day. The sale commences at 10
O'Clock.
nripafa 1atAar frn,, Mo- V,uI, no
ceived here yesterday, states that the
stock Of the Eureka Tunnel Company was
selling at IS per share.
Johnny Lambert's team became fright
ened on Main street yesterday afternoon
and took a little spin, luckily, however,
doing but little damage.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to the
Executive Committee Of the In~ternational
Cotton Exhibition to open to-day at At
lanta, Georgia, for an invitation and ticket
OF admission.
Charley Fox, VIM. Shoulderer, J. Har-
o and some others whose names we
could not learn, left this morning by pri-
vate conveyance for a two weeks hunt in
Ruby Valley.
Over four-ifths OF the mines on the
Comstock selling in the San Francisco
Stock Boards haveneithert the showing nor
the prospects of the Eureka Tunnel Of
this district.
A rehearsal of Pocahontas will be held
at the schoolhouse this afternoon at 4
o'clock. The children to whom charac-
tiers have been given are particularly re-
quested to be present.
A Reno dispatch OF the Sd inst. says that
8. G. ScOyille, the wounded Secretary of
the Nevada & Oregon Railroad, died at
10: IS this morning. He leaves q wife and
two children. Balch is improving.
The elements continued to be very bois-
ferrous yesterday, and scattered the dust in
clouds. Towards evening the wind sub
sided. but the atmosphere grew colder than
for several days past. Mercurial natures
predict an early snowstorm.