Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-07
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sentineT's Reporter.
Stocks were no better yesterday.
DIR. Thoma is expected home tonight.
Ex-State Senator Cohn came up by last
nights train.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F.,
will meet this evening.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick arrived last
night from California.
Miss Maggie Olsen OF Palisade was among
the arrivals last night.
DIR. Bishop reports the condition of
young Donnelly as favorable.
Mrs. Ed. Looney has been quite ill for
some time, but is now gradually improv-
ing.
Mrs. Halpin at the Turner House has a
new singer sewing machine for sale at q
bargain.
A furnace has been erected at the Irish
ambassador, and the mine will soon be rid
of foul air.
The perpendicular shaft at the Oriental
and Belmont is down As feet, with ore in
the bottom.
Albert Mathewson, who has been visiting
Eureka for several weeks, left for San
Francisco this morning.
Mrs. W. s. Mcclellan and Mrs. II. N.
Fletcher went down to the Hay Ranch yes
terdsy morning on 9 little visit.
Mrs. w. W. Mccoy, we are sorry to
learn, is quite ill. DIR. Williams is attend
ing her. She was thought to be q little
better last night.
E. ii. Rose goes below shortly to organ
ize a company to develop some of his
| Spring Valley mines. Capitalists will find
in Mr.. Rose an upright man.
The Cherry Creek News seems to dis
credit the late reported development in the
Eberhardt tunnel. The SENTINEL got its
information pretty straight.
Palisade is feeling especially jubilant
over the improved prospects of Stafford
District. 1t now seems to be a settled fact
that they have got a bonanza.
Eureka Lodge. F.. & A. NJ, yesterday re-
ceived the sad intelligence OF the death OF
James McMartin, at Tombstone, Arizona.
He was formerly an old resident of Eureka.
E. r. Dodge, an old-time Eurekan, is
again among Us, having arrived last night
from Salt Lake, where he now resides.
Ed. is now travelling for an Eastern house.
A committee OF four left this morning
for Fagan's ranch, to make the necessary
arrangements for the Miners Union picnic
to be held at that place on Saturday next.
The Cherry Greek News is sanguine that
The Eureka d Colorado River Railroad will
go through on the Egan Canyon route,
and thence via Kings Pass to Deep Greek
on the Utah border.
Phoebe is perplexed TO know where all OF
the railroad surveys being made in that
vicinity are headed for. Usually, when a
great enterprise is inaugurated, the public
is furnished definite information regard
ing it.
A pretty well authenticated rumor was
in circulation yesterday that the superin-
tendent OF one OF our leading mining COM
panies is to sever bis connection with the
same at once. More will be known in q
few days.
We stated yesterday that the Board Of
School Examiners OF this county would
hold q session at the school house ON Fri
day and Saturday next. II should have
read, on Friday and Saturday the 10th and
18th instant.
Our telegraphic columns contain full
particulars of the removal OF the Presi-
dent. He was gliding along comfortably
at the latest advices. Our advices leave
him in New Jersey, travelling at the rate Of
q mile q minute.