Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-11

terday.
Asa Green was Yesterday fined $50 by
Justice Harmon for an assault upon Jesse
Mendes.
Judge Cole expects to leave for San
Francisco about the 18th OF the present
month.
Don't forget to visit the Irish Comedy
Company at Miners Union Hall this
evening.
Mr.. William whalen Of Antelope Dis
trict goes East in a few days on mining
business.
Manager Edward Probert of the Rich
mond Company left for San Francisco this
morning.
Thermometer yesterdays A. NJ. 10 de-
grees above zero. 4 P. NJ. so, 8 p. M. 90,
midnight 20.
The Commissioner have allowed the
Skating Rink Company the rejecting
lamp asked for.
There was a slight advance in Albion
yesterday, and for Eureka Tunnel shares
50 so was asked.
Mr.. Thomas Freehill returned yester-
day from Hamilton, and left this morning
for Virginia City.
The case Of WE. Griffin VS.. Mayaower
Mining Company is on trial. before Judge
Sawyer at Carson.
John McNslly, late of Tuscarora. is to
be the Superintendent OF the Day mine at
Bristol. Good man.
The wood merchants are doing q thriv-
ing business, the pine having advanced so
cents and 81 per cord.
The Ruby and Dunderberg Company
will close down their smelling works to-
ward the end Of the month.
County Commissioner Mikel left this
morning for San Francisco. He expects
to be absent two or three months.
The dance at the Consolidated boarding
house last night was well attended, and
everybody had a bang W" time.
II Eureka docs not have a mining boom
next Spring, then all the signs will fail.
The outlook at present is glorious.
The Prospect Mountain Tunnel has now
been run a distance OF 1,775 feet. When
completed it will be 1000 feet long.
The first instalment for the purchase OF
the Eldorado No. Q mine by the Eureka
Tunnel Company was paid yesterday.
Mr.. Walter b. Harrub left for his Oak
ihnu hOuio Luls AlUf ulHBs bC cApCCto w
return here directly after the holidays.
Assessor Woodbury. and District Attor-
ney Thackston Of White Pine left for home
yesterday afternoon by private conveyance.
Comes Variety band draws a large
crowd Of people to the corner Of Main and
Clark streets every evening to hear their
music.
The Meadow Valley Mining Company
obtained Judgment against the Raymond
& Ely in the U. s. Court at Carson the
other day.
There were no arrests made yesterday.
The weather was too cold for even the old
DRINKS to take any chances OF being put
in the cooler.
Sullivan's Mirror OF Ireland and Irish
Comedy Company give a performance at
the Opera House tomorrow evening. They
are a jolly troupe.
Ex-Governor Stanford left Liverpool on
the 10th inst. for New York. He will, in
company with G. p. Huntington, arrive
in California about Dec. 1.
A little fsticuff occurred yesterday aft
ernoon on South Main street between two
builders. One OF them built q Mansard
roof on the others frontispiece.
Mr.. R. Richard, formerly Superintend-
ent OF tho Richmond Company. will pass
Palisade tomorrow morning. on his way
from Colorado to San Francisco.
The United States Land Office was yes.
terday removed from the Opera House to
the SENTINEL building, where the Register
and Receiver have elegant quarters.
Contractor Perley is pushing work on
the Eureka h Colorado River Railroad,
and II the fair weather continues, will get
q good start by the first Of the new year.
d. B. Lyman, superintendent OF the Pa
cifc Mill & Mining Company, has been
appointed Superintendent Of the Utah
mine, vice Rooney, who declined to accept.
II you ever come unexpectedly upon an
Acquaintance in any place where the bald
heads would hate to be seen occupying
front seats, never say 81 was dragged
here" 1t ID q dead give away.
8. W. Chubbuck, Gold Hills Postmas-
ter, Is laid up with a burned foot, acquired
in exploring the lower levels Of the Yellow
Jacket mine last Saturday night. He
found q drain box filled with water at q
temperature OF $50 degrees.
The people Of this section are holding on
pretty closely to their Eureka Tunnel
btOchs lucy dIo Iibut HDpAt ave "a
new bonanza continues to improve Q little
longer the shares will sell az readily for
$40 or $40 as they do now for 81 30.
The bins at the Richmond Company's
works are OVERLOOKING with charcoal. and
there are some $1,000 bushels piled up in
sacks besides. This looks as II the com-
pany did not intend to BIO left ont in the
cold this Winter. Their supply OF wood
is also immense.
Stockholders in the Prospect Mountain
Tunnel were highly delighted yesterday to
learn that q cave had been struck In the
face OF the Tunnel. Some OF the ore taken
from the cave is very rich. bnt 1t will re-
quire several days to learn the extent OF
the ore body. We have no doubt but mat
it will prove extensive.
An Irishman. looking at the scene ON
the drop curtain at the Opera House the
other night, remarked That's Rome,
and there's the Capitol mo-" re-
sponded another who was more familiar
with italian scenery, "its Venice. The
streets are all filled with water, and people
90 about in boats." "Faith," rejoined
our Celtic friend, then 1t would DO q ter
rible bad place to get drunk In"