Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

from the Notebook OF the
scrap s.utiners Reporter.

annfrHth
stating at the rink tonight.
s S,., on the E. & P. Railroad continues
s0Oa. pob,.punderberg Company pay all
hills to-day. .;.c o;-,,o. :,
.;oues undated.
"r ~So Ice at the rink was in splendid con-
,;,ion last night. =.
dlhun ~ furnaces are we'll supplied with
charcoal and wood
w George Thacher OF san francisco
,rriyed last vening'
~a.,snt business before the County
cammissioners to-day
ro,ds. rheumatism ana pneumohia are
-.oUaient in this locality.
phi nsnow Drop" social occurs on the
ooih ~ mat. at Bartlett's Hall.
...ssor ~Flanagan's deficiency in washoe
canntv now figures up Sl,6fo.
Irdee Leonard will be a candidate Tor
re.election to the supreme pehcn'
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W.
nv newsstand, Ruby Hill.
..no, Gladstone, Esq, left yesterday
9a on professional business.
"a but little business going on in
INV of the Offices about the Courthouse
,.u shares Of Eureka Con. sold yes
...d.y al s13 Is, and Eureka Tunnel at
,rrdsr Sheriff Jim Mason will interview
oDnoss man on the license question
to-day.
majority Of them were from the western
States.
rho WEEKLY SENTINEL is d good paper
a. ssnd 10 your friends in the East and IN
Europe.
.nnSergoing a general o~verhauling and
repairs. .o.;
,,alv injured last Wednesday in the Eagle
mine at Lewis.
Me- n. D. Page Of Fish Greek will
"a The Winter with her sister, Mrs.
Pollard, at Elko.
NJ A. sturgis, q large owner in the
xsssmoras Mining Company, arrived from
Chicago last evening.
Ma ranorts have come in from any place
,,tside II Eureka and Ruby Hill with re-
Ss,d 10 the recent earthquake shock.
Han A.. J.. Blair and Eugene Blair ar
.irad Yesterday afternoon by private con-
.svsnce from Bristol, Lincoln County.
There IA not a temperance organization
n any kind in Storey County, nor are uen
Institutions numerous on the Base range
The regular monthly meeting OF the Eu,
..ts Branch Of the Irish Land League VIII
bs held at Hibernis Hall al : O'Clock TINS
evening.
posd auperyisor Wadish is doing a good
,ob Al work on Ruby Avenue in making
ttbe street much wider and oil better grade
than formerly.
Several very valuable Eureka mining
properties will soon be offered for sale IN
The East, and they are worth all that Will
BE- asked for them.
". o. Mills Jr. had q pair OF crutcbes
taken TO his rooms yesterday afternoon,
where he will remain with them and the
rheumatism for some days.
The children taking part in "Pocahon-
tas" are requested to meet at the Opera
House this afternoon at 2 o'clock, sharp,
for q complete musical rehearsal.
Johnny Crowley, who has been on the
siek list In California for some time, has
returned and resumed his old position as
conductor on the L. & P. Railroad.
G.J. scanland, County Superintendent
o. Schools, can be found at the Auditors
Office to-day from 0 A.. NJ. to IL NJ, TO pay
al warrants against the School Fund.
Martin P~iantoni, the owner Of the Dead
Broke mine on Prospect Mountain, has q
hne showing Of ore In the old workings.
He Is confident OF its making q bonanza.
P. steler makes announcement this
morning Of his elegant assortment OF Jew
elry and silvefware, which he has selected
In San Francisco especially for the holidays.
Mr.. R. sadler and Thomas Haley yester-
DAY made an inspection OF the new rail-
road work between here and Pinto. What's
up now? Are the "sour grapes" going to
build another liner
A number OF visitors yesterday went up
70 the Prospect Mountain and Eureka
Tunnels. They found that the reports in
s"sssoA w VIZ aOofo RAOPct WIS "NN ~"
bean exaggerated.
Jesse Pierce and Hank Rogers, the Can
delaria stage robbers, have been bound
over In 5000 each. The evidence against
them on the examination was very strong.
Senator Powning's house at Reno was
entered by burglars Wednesday evening,
who took away with them every portable
Thing OF value, They took Powning's
bull dog" but left him his Bible.
The recent discoveries in Prospect Noun
lain have had the effect OF giving greater
confidence in the stability Of Eureka, so
much so that several parties have a n
ncuneed their intention Of building brick
residences as oon as the weather will per-
NIT.
The Elko Independent says that all re-
ports from the Contention mine, adjoin-
ing the 0nondAga, at Stafford District,
owned BY several Of the railroad men, are
VI 4 very encouraging character, and there
Gan no longer be q reasonable doubt but
'nA' they have a very valuable property.
Saratoga" is in active rehearsal by the
dramatic Club. With n exception, the
enure cast on the ladies' side is new, and
among the gentlemen only two of the for
mer faces remain. The Club. however, has
10. been weakened by the new material,
Alu when the play Is presented the public
wal get q rich comedy treat.