Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03

The Connolly mine is making a shipmen
OF 40 tons OF ore to the Dunderberg fur
mace.
Go down to the Willows this afternoon
to see the races and get q breath OF fresh
air.
Men were engaged yesterday in prepar.
ing the Willows course for the races to.
day.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL lie a good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
For the past week ice has formed almost
every night in the colder valleys Of this
section.
Quite a number OF Eurekans express q
desire to attend the State Fair at Reno
next month.
1t is asserted that Superintendent Goss
will be absent a week or ten days on his
present trip.
All you have to do to convert any ordin-
airy saddle horse into q racer is to put a
blanket on him.
W. s. Mcclellan, OF the California Lum-
Der Company, has gone to California on q
recreating visit.
A private letter descriptive OF Salt Lake
City says it is a perfect paradise at this
season OF the year.
There will be no game at the baseball
grounds to-day, everybody having con-
cluded to go TO the races.
Hiram Crowell returned last evening
from an extended visit in California. Mrs.
Crowell is in New Jersey.
The Jackson House restaurant will be
opened about the 9Th. 1t is to be first
class in every particular.
Our news from the President is most en-
~couraging. He seems to be making good
progress toward recovery.
The stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. and A. NJ, will be held
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. sharp.
Hardly an Indian Of high or low de-
gree is to DO seen about town. They are
all out gathering the pine nut crop.
/. G. @. Whitmore. with Haskell 4 Co.,
is the proud father Of a son, born to Mrs.
Whitmore in Boston on the LIST inst.
A complete eight-horse coal or wood
team for sale, as a whole or in part, or will
trade for wood. See "New To-day"
The opinion is gaining ground that the
new Stafford District is destined to be q
bullion producer of no small magnitude.
A member OF the SENTINEL force has lost
a bunch Of keys. The finder will receive
a blessing by returning them to this Of
fee.
The place where the firemen are going
to have their jamboree OIL the 9th and 7th
is just seven miles from town, over a splen-
did road.
By special request Professor Dawson
will introduce a few figures of the German
at the dancing school in the Opera House
this evening. \
Senator Perley is sanguine that he will
be awarded the railroad contract, and he
hopes to have things moving within the
next ten days.
Thomas Mitchell OF Steptoe Valley is
spending a few days In town. Mr.. Mitchell
has one OF the most valuable ranches In
White Pine county.
Superintendent B. @. Levy has news
from the Bowman Company to the effect
that hoisting works will be provided for
the mine at an early day.
The @. P. train from the West was an
hour late again last night. The E. 4 p.
waited for 1t, however. and brought up two
days mail and passengers.
Sheriff Kyle and Deputy Mckay departed
for the country at about shutdown last
evening. No doubt some unfortunate
debtor got plastered last night.
The Ogden Pilot has entered on it's Sec
ond volume in q prosperous state. Mr..
Littlefield has demonstrated that there was
q field for a good daily at the junction
town.
The Finance Committee OF the Fire.
mems Barbecue and Picnic will wait or the
friends OF the Department to-day with
tickets, and they expect to sell about q
thousand.
The shooting-range at the Star Brewery
Gardens, on Spring street. Is a pleasant
place for marksmen TO practice. Skill
with the rifle can only be attained through
o~ft-repeated trials. s
The races will be run promptly at 2
o'clock to-day. Everything will be con-
Quoted respectfully and on the square.
There ought to be q good attendance to
witness the sport. None Of the horses are
especially fast, but the running will be in
terosting nevertheless.
1t Is hardly probable that Sidney Dillon
came all the way out to Ogden to see about
the erection OF a new depot building. 1t
il more than likely that the @. p, having
other irons In the fire, declined to meet
him in conference on the main issue: to-
wit, a compromise Of conflicting interests.
A bright youth in passing the Eureka
Cemetery the other day, remarked; ~
wonder II the man who painted the sign
over the entrance to that burial ground
died before he finished his work" "WhyP'
inquired q companion. Don't you sec
that he didn't have time to get all the let
tiers in the word cemetery"