Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-21

Scraps frosn tho Notebook OF the
sentiners Reporter.

Ex-senator Sharon 10 SICK.
Rain, hail and snow yesterday.
1t was showing quite hard at midnight.
J. N. Hill Of Palisade came up last even
ing.
The Con. Virginia assessment sale takes
place tomorrow.
Wales Con. made its temperance yes
terday at 40 cents.
Mrs. George N. Payne was reported
very i'll last evening.
The Knights Of Pythias will meet at
their hall this evening.
District Attorney Thackston' Of White
Pine arrived here yesterday.
The Bullion assessment of 81 is delin-
quent in the Board tomorrow.
Gen. Conner is expected to arrive from
Salt Lake tonight or tomorrow.
The train was half an hour late last
night, owing to a delay on the @. P.
Mrs. John s. Capron and daughter re-
turned last evening to Salt Lake City.
One of the furnaces at the Eureka Con.
works was closed down on Wednesday.
Some men swear off others off and on,
and others, again, pretty much every
where.
Should all the public halls be built that
are now talked Of, we are afraid there will
be too many.
Twenty miners, one shift boss and one
carpenter were laid off in the Eureka Con.
mine yesterday.
The Ruby and Dunderberg works were
again started up early yesterday morning,
and are running nicely.
Sheriff Kyle requests us to state that
the ordinance in regard to stovepipes
will be strictly enforced.
Josh Anderson, formerly Of Eureka, has
returned from Arizona, and is with his
family in San Francisco.
The total property of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad Company in Nevada is
assessed at SIS, 900, 1853 43.
In the past nine months Eureka Con.
has paid $3.50. 900 in dividends, and the
Richmond Company S675 900.
A certain business man in Bodie claims
that he has $4,000 on his books. He will
sell all the old bills for Sc, 200.
The little snowstorm last evening had
the effect Of allaying the wind, which
blew f~iercely all the afternoon.
'FraAk Anderson yesterday received the
sad intelligence Of the death of bis father,
John Anderson, in Pennsylvania.
The Sierra Nevada and Utah mines will
soon have a continuous connection on the
$500 level, forming a p~assage-way under
ground over q mile in length.
The "Iron Hall" property. on North
Main street, with bar fixtures, two billiard
taI1ao aaI f,,rp;k,ra - 1aovnl TO- aaIa
or rent by the Maggini brothers.
Superintendent Rickard Of the Rich
mond, and Manager Dowlin OF the Ruby
and Dunderberg. will leave for London
about the first Of the coming month.
We learn that tho Suniower Club intend
to give two parties a month throughout
the Winter. Something OF this kind is
needed to help out the long Winter even
ings.
The bottom OF the joint Sierra Nevada
and Union WINE continues I'M favorable
formation OF quartz. The prospects for
its concentration into an ore body are con
sidered good.
The Commissioners Of Nye County have
retained c.. j. Lansing, Esq, to defend Q
suit now pending enjoining them from
transferring moneys from the General to
the Salary Fund.
Martin White Stock ia booming. 1t yes.
terday reached So so, though the demand
was limited. The recent strike is appar-
emily making itself felt. Last Saturday
the stock sold at 50 05.
Somebody is letting out a line Of shorts
on Eureka Con. 1t wouldn't surprise the
SENTINEL II the stock in the near future
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