Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-01
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Valley is black with ducks.
D D,s Dead Broke mine is producing good
ORE s,,rs arc As men employed in the Al
bion NINE Ia wasboe Lake /.
on Wv +. W. Hillyer is reported to be
much worse. A..axh;,;
lion at Virginia. ~
rield day with the County Commission
ava next Monday.
ers n. an the E. & O. River Railroad
progresses slowly
20 ouposition skating rink has been
started At Palisade.
The population OF Secret Canyon now
.nmbers about LOO.
y, p.um. the blonde Sheriff Of White
Pine. is on the Range.
1n,o raging Humboldt lies placid under
sbeot Of ice at Palisade.
.c,n Won skates" mo; but my sister
r.,s can skate first rate.
49, t,neral OF Robert J Berry takes place
"a o'clock this afternoon.
What has become OF u GOOD Night
..,,esnondent at Stafford? i.
ue,sua. Montana, is taking precaution-
- msasures against smallpox.
Some prominent Eastern mining men
ernected In Eureka shortly.
n,.,rict Attorney Thackston Of White
Dina arrived yesterday afternoon.
p,h Rowland tells the Reno Journal
~. they have big mines at Stafford.
rr,eka Lodge No. %, l. o. o. f., hold
rseting at s o'clock this evening.
c~b,;stopber Moring has been sent from
v;.ainia City to the Insane Asylum.
mo Eureka Tunnel yesterday shipped
4. .ona ~ ore to the Eureka Con. works.
IN hills against the county must be filed
In ,be Clerk between now and Saturday.
a.oroe o'Briter, OF the Onondaga mine,
an tsrries in his tent on the Humboldt
r;,bing through the ice at Stafford is the
latest sport Of the denizens OF That burg
Neuton Booth has become the sole
owner Of the Arizona mine at Unionville'
Tbsre WAS a rush at Billy Davidson's
,~ookstore Yesterday to zee his new holiday
goods.
The Snow Drop social promises to
eelipse the one lately given by the sun
flowers.
Norris II. Joseph has been appointed
.csrt in Eureka for the Chicago Mining
Review.
R. sadler L Co. have an important notice
IN another column to those parties indeot-
ed 10 them.
ym. Nichols, a Cornishman, 25 years
n sre. was killed by a mining accident at
Austin Tuesday.
The Auditors statement on the first OF
January will show a deficit of S24, 600 in
the Salary Fund.
round-An apparently valuable bunch
Of KEYS. The owner can have the same by
calling Ut this Office.
II was not so cold last night as tho even
lng previous. At midnight there was a
prospect Of more snow.
II Ia rumored that II. II. Penoyer is
shortly 10 supersede X. p. Heating as Su-
perintendent Of the Savage.
The members OF the Dramatic Club
will hold meeting this evening at tho res
idence Of Mr.. W. P. Haskell.
Freight over the G. P. Is very heavy just
now, requiring two special trains nearly
every day besides regular trains.
The crowd at the Rink last evening was
perfectly immense. The proprietors will
soon have TO add q back. action to the outfit.
Owing to the crowded state OF our col
umns with Advertising, stocks and other
matters Of interest will be found on the
hrst page OF the SENTINEL.
The WINE in the Eureka Tunnel o
slnues to look well and is producing very
rich ore. Four more miners will be added
TO the present forco to-day.
Governor Kinkead has issued a warrant
on reqnisition for 0lef Ericsen Of San
Francisco. who left a wife and three chill
dren destitute and came to reside at Car
son.
The Butte Miner reports nine persons
down with smallpox at Wunderlick's Hotel
Dttas @aVatelhI Oh tue van o ANOA NV .
and that 1t has spread TO Deer Lodge and
Butte.
Little Maud, daughter OF Judge Henry
Hives, Is lying III at San Francisco with
scarlet fever. The little lady's numerous
friends here hope that she will pull through
all right.
y. NJ. Bennett. an aged mining contrac.
Tor from Virginia City took two ounces of
laldanum In San Francisco for the pur.
pose Of ending his days, but the stomach
pump thwarted his purpose.
A letter to Molinelli 4 Smith, theatrical
managers, from the Jollities Burlesque
Company, asking for dates, was answered
Yesterday. declining the same, giving as a
reason that tho town was skating mad. and
mat In their opinion a show would not
pay at present.
young gentleman was heard to remark
Yesterday that he learned 70 skate In Flor
Ida. Probably he Ia the same fellow who
saw the crockodiies in their native waters
weeping %icielss, and watched the ripening
oranges unfold their golden glow under a
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