Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-13

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sentfners Reporter.
Wood is ssslow SALE these days.
Smallpox is on the decrease at Virginia
City.
The ~east-bound stage took a big load for
Cherry Greek.
Three mails from the East were received
last night.
The delayed mails from the East arrived
last evening.
County Treasurer Sadler received his
new safe yesterday.
Nothing has been heard Of late of the
Carson smelling works.
The travel between Carson and Virginia
City is said to be brisk.
Abe Harris received another lot OF cigars
and liquors yesterday.
We hear but little of mining claims be-
ing jumped these times.
For a change OF weather we had a little
shower Of rain last night.
Young man, your poetry would read just
as well il it were quoted.
Ask Dave Rosenberg if he has his bottle
OF solution" with him.
Never leave your lodging house by the
back window. 1t looks suspicious.
The south and west winds of yesterday
caused the snow to disappear rapidly.
Uncle Nose Adler speaks his little piece
to those indebted TO aim. See his adv.
The railroad companies will now come in
for their share Of excitement in the Legis-
lature.
Hon. Thomas Wren received the compli-
mentary vote of the Republican party for
Senator.
The weather yesterday was quite warm
and pleasant. The water ran in streams
do WI the streets.
Ed. wilhelm, the ~jeweler, is still at
work arranging his new quarters in Whit
ions new block.
The Italians are erecting some very neat
| little stone cabins alongside the railroad
leading to Ruby Hill.
Ed. Leventhal was yesterday awarded
Judgment, in the Justices Court, against
W. H. GLADDEN. for 1925.
Now that the United States Senator has
| been elected, the general business OF the
Legislature will commence.
We heard a newcomer remark yesterday
that Eureka is the most e~ven-going town
he has struck for a long time"
Henry Griffin commenced work at the
Price 4 Davis mine yesterday, putting the
old machinery Of the Albion thereon.
The Dramatic Club will meet at Judge
| Coles residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon
for a rehearsal OF Forget Me Not"
The Carson papers make mention that
the galleries were crowded with ladies to
hear the vote for United States Senator.
DIR. Bishop. who has been confined to the
house for some time from the effects OF Q
fall. was able TO sit up awhile yesterday.
Cheney says the trade in peanuts and
candy is picking up while that Of fruits
and vegetables has a downward tendency.
Mining location-Marviiha on Pros
pect Mountain located January 10, 1881,
by George Mendes filed January IL, 1881.
The Bullwhacker Mine has Just made a
shipment Of ten tons OF ore. the first since
the Inauguration Of their new hosting
works.
Judge Harmon's Justice Office is doing
more business than all the county Offices
together. The old Judge is earning his
salary.
The further examination Of Jack Rich
ards and the Angoyes has been continued
until 10 O'Clock this morning before Judge
Harmon.
After a good deal Of talk and bluster,
Colonel James G.. Fair was yesterday, in
joint convention, elected United States
Senator.
The friends OF Mrs. James Allen will be
pleased to learn that she has almost en-
tirely recovered her health. and will soon
return from California.
The merchants and sporting men state
that the last pay-days were the quietest
they have seen for q long time. Stocks
and savings banks got the coin.
Hon. D. E. Baily. who for some weeks
has been down sick with i~nfanmatory
rheumatism, is rapidly recovering, and
will doubtless soon be all right again.
Governor Kinkead and Judge Leonard
voted In favor OF pardoning ALI. Chartz.
and Judges Belknap and Hawley aud At
torne, General Murphy were opposed.
The mines In Union District. east Of
Mineral Hill. are attracting considerable
attention. A number OF Eureka miners
have been down there and secured claims.
Many OF the residents about the mouth
Of Goodwin Canyon are raising large
locks Of chickens. II Is Of no use to at
tempt to burn a match under their noses,
for they roost mighty high.