Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11
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lama from the Notebook OF n
~ sentinel's Reporter.

RAnNEEth
Latter list on first page.
pon,ember the keno pool at the Tiger
tonight.
and blustry' oooo
ferers who need help.
THE Grand Army OF the Republic elect
ofGcers this evening.
NJ r. D. Page OF Fish Creek was busy
.hont town yesterday.
Tho managers Of the Masquerade Ball
have sent for costumes
THE skating was pretty fair last evening,
nd the rink was crowded.
The reports from Prospect Mountain
rnnnel continue fattering.
Already there is a demand for reserved
.oats at the Masquerade Ball.
W O. Mills Jr. was able to be on the
s,,eet A short time yesterday.
Mr. n. e. Mayer, Sutler at Fort Halleck,
roturned home this morning.
There were 2s2 children in attendance
a. the. public school last week.
,1udgo Mckinney opens Court at Still
uster' Churchill County, tomorrow.
Active operations on the voltairo mine
=, Carson will be begun in a few days.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday tumbled
10 st1 so, and Eureka Tunnel to S2A.
p. McFarlane has on sale here 450
head Of the finest kind OF mutton sheep.
1nv;tations to the Snow Drop Social, to
..ts Mace ON the goth, have been issued.
SENATOR Jones and family passed Pals
ado Last evening on the East bound train.
Don't forget to take q chance in Billy
Dayidson's rattle for the two large wax
dolls.
Mr.. w. 8. Mcclellan returned last even
inc from q visit to Stafford Mining Dis
triet.
Senator Fair and John W. Mackay at
,enaed the trial of Guiteau on Thursday
last.
Thu usual religious services will be held
Al the Episcopal and Catholic Churches to-
day.
II ia very evident, from present indica-
tions, that our shopkeepers will have a
large holiday trade.
Jndeing by the number Of bundles and
nackaees at tho P~ostoffice, the holiday sea-
son has fairly set in.
The Dramatic Club will hold a meeting
an Tuesday evening at Z o'clock at the
residence OF Mr.. Thomas Wethered.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Banner
Mining Company OF Eureka were filed in
The Office Of Secretary OF State on Thurs
day last.
Apeatly-furnisbed house OF four rooms,
bathroom and cellar can be had by max
ing application to L. j. Butler, IN the
SENTINEL building.
Owing to the illness Of the pastor, there
will be no service at the Methodist Church
this morning. Sabbath school and even
ing service as usual.
Mr.. John E. Jones has bonded the Col
orado and Avon mines to j. O.. Bothin.
The properties are OF the west side OF
Prospect Mountain and are considered
valuable.
A local crank invaded the SENTIsEL's
asnetum at l O'Clock this morning and en-
ioyed himself sitting around drunk and
under the strange Authorization that he
was attending the trial Of Guiteau. Next
The walters at the Jackson House Res
thut Va AhuSA
Madam La Grange, correspondent OF the
Pacific Life. says they are "too sweet to
live" Brisacher thinks she included him
among the sweets.
Professor A. Trippel. formerly OF Nye
County, but now Of New York, writes the
Mining Record a full and accurate de-
scription OF the Eureka Tunnel. The ore
body, however. has largely increased in
size since the Professors departure from
here.
An apology IL due u patrons for the
small amount OF reading matter in the
SENTINEL this morning. The holiday sea-
son is coming on, and the advertisers claim
9 monopoly OF our columns. However,
w will try and please both readers and ad-
v~ertisers after q little.
"Bahl" he exclaimed, with an express
sion Of great disgust, after kissing his
wife, II do believe you've been smoking
ci~garettes-cheap and nasty ones. at that"
ITS only too true" she replied. nom
ehalantly. II took them out Of the bundle
you brought home last night"