Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-31

.,s from Che Notebook OF the
Sausiuera Reporter.

from the Notebook OF fhs
ecr seusineI's Reporter.
NIL F~ast-bound train was two hours late
AZ palisade last evening
General Conner is expected to return
uonn california about Jan. 3.
nh pleasant weather we are having nov
t,st TOO nice for anything.
1rha San Francisco Stock Boards will
take a holiday next Monday.
Tho BOARD Of County Commissioners
~, not meet until Tuesday next.
To vou want enemies, excel others; if you
Svantfriends, let Others excel you.
7 r.. Wines, Esq, left this morning foi
Tnacarora on professional business.
Predecessor Eimbeck Of the Geodetic sur
vow arrived from Hamilton last evening.
Nearly all the assessment work on the
mi,es NJ this district has been completed,
Mr.. r. d. Page and sister were in town
resterday and attended the ball last even.
ing.
Over three hundred and sixty divorces
were granted in San Francisco during the
past year.
patronize the doll rattle at Bartlett's
store this evening. The proceeds go to q
good cause.
The Eureka Tunnel Company has 10C
tons of first-class ore on the dump ready
for shipment.
Smallpox is raging among the indiana
in the belt OF country extending from
Montana to Idaho.
One Thousand men are wanted in yell
1oastone Valley, Montana, for railroad
work-wages 50 per day.
There was a little improvement in Eu-
rekn Con. shares yesterday, but none in
Albion or Eureka Tunnel.
Mr.. II. A. Mar OF the Geodetic survey,
who has been sick at the Jackson House
for several days, is improving.
The attendance at the rink last evening
WAS slim, owing to tho skaters having
switched off to the masquerade.
A private letter from Boston Of the 10th
inst. saws that Eureka Tunnel stock was
selling at SO per share at that date.
Congressman Cassidy and wife are now
Waiting in Wisconsin. They will return
TO Washington on tho Sd of January.
Mr.. Joseph Grandelmeyer arrived yes
terday from Hamilton. He came pur-
posely to attend tho masquerade ball.
II will go hard with the first sneak thief
that is caught in the act Of stealing. There
ia no telling what this enraged community
will do with him.
yennor predicts cold, stormy weather
during the Christmas holidays, which will
last into January. His prediction don
work in this locality.
The Eureka Land League is making
great preparation for the reception OF I.
p. ofConnor and Timothy NJ. Healey,
members of Parliament.
It Is expected that the machinery for the
Eureka Con. new hosting works will com
mence arriving shortly. Everything is In
readiness to put IL In place.
The bal masque at Comes Varieties to-
night will be a bangor. The boys and
girls are making extensive preparations,
and will be there in full force.
The profits Of the Richmond Mining
Company during the past six months, after
paying all expenses, have been over q
quarter of a million of dollars.
Some very rich samples Of ore were
brought down from the Eureka Tunnel
yesterday. The stock Of this company
should be selling for nearer $40 thar 81 80.
Master George Bartlett's doll will posi-
uvalv ha rasasa .-.ra4. Tho psssseds
20 for the benefit Of the Michigan suf-
ierers. There are only a few chances left.
Mr.. Spinner. telegraph operator at this
place, has received a revised schedule OF
telegraph rates from headquarters. They
will be- found in another column OF this
paper.
A yonng lady from Ruby Valley went
into photographers gallery yesterday and
inquired how long II would be before she
could have a picture after she had left her
measure.
Among the secondhand articles always
In demand are rich young widows. Even
middle-aged ones OF tho same character
are quoted active. while ancients are at a
premium.
The funeral Of j. D. Patterson was at
tended yesterday afternoon by members Of
tho Fire Department., Grand Army OF the
Republic. and a large number OF sorrow
ing friends.
A pocketbook, containing a discharge
from the regular army, bearing the name
OF Heinrich Barthels. was found on the
streets and left at the SENTINEL office.
The owner may call and claim property.
Several families have recently been an
noyed by having their milk cans stolen
from their yards and doors. One Of the
parties sat up all night to watch the thief,
but he failed to connee on that particular
occasion.
At a meeting OF fremen the following
gentlemen we're selected as q committee TO
draft resolutions Of respect and condol'
enee on the death OF j. d. Patterson:
Hooks. J. 7. Baker; Knicks, Chas. Graham;
Richmond, M. Bowling; Mob Hill. M.
Kyle; T, 5. Douglass, ex-Chief Engineer.