Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-29

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sentfners Reporter.

Sentfneps Reporter.
The skating rink frame is making goo,
Roadway.
No shares OF Albion were sold in the stool
board yesterday.
"Old Reliable" again waltzed up to 81
per share yesterday.
An extensive game of s'draw" was goint
on at the Palace last night.
A large number OF Idahoans are goint
to winter at Salt Lake City.
Sam. F. Paul arrived from Hamilton yes
terday and will return to-day
The storm yesterday stopped all work Oh
Bartlett's new brick building.
Several more new cases of "mountair
fever were reported yesterday.
Frank Leonard died at the County Hos.
pital yesterday Of heart disease.
Robert Zeile of the Eureka Con. arrived
from San Francisco last evening.
Mrs. Frank Robbins and two children
arrived from the East last evening.
DR.. Todd has gone to San Francisco,
where he will practice his profession.
Yesterday was the snowiest, ~sloppiest,
dirtiest and dullest day of the season.
DR.. Thiele, formerly Of Eureka, is prac-
ticing his profession at Salt Lake City.
Bar silver was worth in London on the
21st 81 1850. per ounce English standard.
There appears to be more activity N
the sporting line than for some time past.
The Buel Street Club gave an elegant
dinner last evening to a few invited friends.
At midnight the storm had disappeared,
and the stars were cleaning from q clear
sky.
The bonanza in the Eureka Tunnel con-
tinues to improve in size and richness
daily.
Any one having an emigrant ticket to
Omaha can learn Of o purchaser at this
Office.
The ore in the Eureka Tunnel is OF q
milling nature, and contains only five per
cent lead.
Spiro Gregovich, formerly Of Eureka, is
agent for the San Francisco Chronicle at
Bellevue, Wood River.
The man Lynn, who recently cut his
throat in the Elko County Jail, died at the
hospital a few days ago.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon. Send it to
your friends in the East.
Mrs. o. L. Scott, who has been seriously
i'll for several days, is now entirely out of
danger and is improving.
That was sound advice George Come
gave to Lew Wood last night when he told
him to beat the drum a little louder.
The storm yesterday seriously affected
the telegraph lines, and as a consequence
our telegraph new this morning is very
meagre.
Contractor Pealey, Of the E. & G. r. r.
Company, yesterday awarded q hay con-
tract to Joe Mendes for furnishing 500 or
600 tons.
Bob Rowland tells his friends. that he
has seen the bonanza in the Eureka Tun-
mel, and 1t is the biggest thing he has seen
for years.
Eureka Tunnel shares made their first
appearance in the Stock Board yesterday
afternoon, and $50 shares were sold at
50 so per share.
A stage-struck damsel Of Red Bluff, CAL,
ran away with n Of the male members OF
the mirror OF Ireland" troupe which ex-
hibited there last week.
There are already two entertainments on
the docket for Thanksgiving night-Union
Guard ball op Ruby Hill and Upton Post
ball at the Opera House.
Notwithstanding the large amount Of
lead being daily shipped from the Rich
mond works, 1t does not seem to diminish
the huge pile in the least.
1t is proposed to work S. ore at a hand
some profit in the Black Hills. II SO ore
could be worked at a profit in Eureka the
bullion output would be enormous.
An entirely new bill will be given at the
Olympic Varieties this evening. The
management announce the engagement Of
Billy Holmes. q tenor singer Of some re-
pute. p.
The Uncle Isaac" company will arrive
tomorrow night, and appear at the Opera
House on Monday evening. Reserved
seats are meeting with o. pretty fair de-
mand.
A new programme will be given to the
patrons of Comes Varieties tonight, in
Guiding new songs by Lou Williams, and
new specialties by Cole, Donnelly, Mann
and Wood.
The County Dads would confer q great
favor on those compelled to be out these
dark nights, by erecting afew more street
lamps. and by having what few there are
lighted.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Robinson arrived
from New York last evening. Mr.. Robinson
Is President Of the Sweetwster and Badly
Sou mines in White Pine, and left for
Hamilton this morning.
H. @. Barnum, an old Bodie merchant,
has opened a fruit store in the corner re-
Gently partitioned off in the front part Of
Joe Mendes' saloon. He intends to put in
an excellent stock OF goods.
George Elston, the stage manager of the
Olympic Varieties, claims to be perfectly
satisfied with his benefit on Thursday
evening. This makes honors easy, as we
have never seen a better pleased audience
In Eureka.
The friends Of Matt. Schatzlein are CIV
ing voluble expressions Of sympathy for
his unlucky hunting trip to Ruby Valley.
Matt. started with o companion in an open
two-horse wagon on Thursday, and has
had the full benefit Of the storm. By the
time he is ready to return home, he will
consider his pleasure excursion 8 second
edition Of q Fall campaign in Virginia with
out its dangers.