Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-29
rLuE DUST.
os from the Notebook of the
sur" a~outfuers Reporter.

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rrdoe Henry Rives and Hon. George W.
pster are still at Chicago.
rh,o Kirman mino near Carson yields
.oot ossaying 800 40 per ton.
r.rota Lodge No. %, /. o. o. f., will
=. a. 8 o'clock this evening.
.uorol fancy costumes can be had by
'na annIication to Mr.. Chas. Il. Allen.
The body Of J. D. Patterson is lying in
..ata Al the Hooks & Knicks Hose House.
or.nd bal masque will take place at
80 Music Hall on Saturday evening
next.
uis ~ Eureka, died a few days since at
Chicago.
sacramento City during the past year
done an aggregate trade amounting to
s35, 0O0, 900.
rho continued fine weather is a god-send
mining companies who are erecting
new works.
7. ia currently reported here that there
"a now more ore in sight In the Eureka
flannel than ever before.
+, ;s unite probable that the Richmond
carnany will run but one OF the lar &c
snrnaces during the Winter.
non. Israel Crawford Of Carson was
..l,onen with paralysis Sunday, from
msicb he is not likely to recover.
To the great disgust of n large number
anr neople the ice at the rink was in 10
oandition for skating last evening.
complete set OF the " Seaside Library"
anonrising / 800 different numbers, can
w obtained at the Postoflice bookstore.
oro was struck in the main shaft OF the
Ruby-Dunderberg, which Is now down q
denth Of nearly 800 feet, and they are still
sinking.
passenger who arrived by last oven
no.. train, reported that the Onondaga
nm; 7 in Stafford District has been sold to
narties in San Francisco.
Mr. Eugene F. Oatman, Secretary OF the
e 4 p Railroad Company at this place,
alarmed last evening from his holiday
,;sit at Sacramento City.
little blaze occurred last night at the
apaiaco,' on Buel street, but no general
,.~r, was sounded. The fire was put out
rith a few buckets OF water.
Parties attending the masquerade ball
Friday evening arc requested TO write
Ne name OF the character they represent
= Gard. and present ii to the committee.
All the FIRE companies will hold meetings
,his evening for the purpose OF making
s-i,.bte ARRANGEMENTS for the burial OF
,sair late brother fireman, J. d. Pstter-
son. 4,
~, arc reouested TO extend a general
,;on N ali freinen to be present at
~ meetings OF the fire companies TINS
= A full and prompt attendance is
, desired.
Another grocery house retired from bus.
mess Yesterday. From this We infer thst
there 4 not much coin in that line oil trade
The whisky business ID the only sure thing
that don't bust.
Mr.. J.. L. Patterson, son OF the late ..
n Patterson, has not been heard from IN
fenIy 10 4 telegram announcing his fathers
extreme illness. The young man resides
In San Francisco.
The funeral ceremonies OF the late j.. D.
patterson will take place on Friday at !
o'clock a. the hose house OF the Hooks q
Knicks. A general invitation Is extended
10 The citizens Of Eureka TO attend his fu-
peal.
Maurice Hartnett is a candidate for En-
bassAdor to the Feejee Islands. and ne Is
communicating on the subject with Mr..
Casiav, II he gets the appointment he
slys he will take Captain Foley along with
him for Secretary.
George Come lost a portion Of his
chsek 10 the unpleasantness at the Bank
Exchange on Tuesday night, and has not
been able 10 find II. He thinks II was
bitten of, and has employed an attorney
10 find Il, or its equivalent In damages.
Parties having wood TO dispose OF are
somewhat disappointed with the conduct
0! the weather this Winter. 1t has not
come up to their expectations for severity,
and, As a consequence, the price OF wood
will remain at the old figures for the bal
anee Of the season.
Scotch Lass!e Jeans performances OF
Tuesday night were not given in the r n
talk Of the ring. Instead Of making her
male Adversaries measure their length on
the floor, the genuine racket would have
bssn 40 Luther Clark aaysj that she sent
ihafs 70 grass.