Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-22
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s...,s from the Notebook Of the
sc' sentineI's Reporter.

from M Notebook OF the
sc'" seutineI's Reporter.
min ene weather still continues.
pad;e ia anticipating better times.
rbo wood thieves are again abroad.
Judge Rising Of Virginia City is at the
Bay. 60, Am
midst.
evening. 4.
January.
Dr. Ellison Of White River arrived in
town yesterday.
w;ss Fanny Reece arrived from the West
nv last nights train.
nan Patterson is very i'll with inlam-
nation Of the bowels.
A.. VIM. Gown arrived last evening
from Leadville, Colorado.
Tho Utah Delegate case in Congress has
been postponed till Jan. III.
poston can count up 203 women in that
.;ty worth over 81 ,000,0 900 each.
The San Francisco Stock Board will ad-
;onrn from Friday until Monday.
several places about town are already
aocked with the holiday evergreens.
This new scent Garfield postage stamp is
,ronounced the handsomest ever ssued.
The ladies : the Episcopal Church are
hrsilv engaged in preparing the trimmings
for the church,
rureka Con. shares were quoted yes
.orday at S13 so; Eureka Tunnel at 50 25,
and Albion at 81 GO.
To ANYBODY has a furnished house of
,bree or four or five rooms, let him apply
AT tho SENTINEL office.
large leather pocket-book, containing
,sners and letters, was left at this Office
Yesterday for the owner.
Charley Lautepschlager's was graced
lat evening by the debut OF Miss Rose
miller Of San Francisco.
,Judging by appearances a goodly num-
her OF men about town have commenced
10 enjoy the holiday season.
The ice at the rink was never in better
condition than last evening, and the
skaters had a jolly good time.
DIR. M. Rockman left this morning for
cherry Creek, where he will organize q
Lodge Of the Chosen Friends.
An. II. Doten, late Of the Gold Hill
Naws. goes out TO Austin to take charge OF
The Reyeille on the LIST proximo.
Mr.. Thomas Hamlyn, formerly of Eu-
reka, has been spending a few days in
Flko, previous to his departure for Mon
tans.
Tho Belmopt Courier says that Mrs. M.
7 Hathaway and Mr.. V. Il. Ward, wife
and children will in future reside at Eu-
reka.
The Postmaster General has issued an
o,dsr that the Monday following Christ
mas and New Year shall DO kept as hoii-
days this year. We concur.
Isadore Alexander, son Of B.. Alexander
Of this place, left yesterday morning to
join a surveying party who are running a
line from San Francisco TO Texas.
The rumors in regard to the Jeanette.
sapposed to have been lost in the Arctic
rerrlons. are conflicting. and no news on
The subject has been received by the SEN
TixEL.
Tho shopkeepers OF Eureka have done
away with the necessity OF sending TO the
large cities for goods, by furnishing large
stocks and selling them at greatly reduced
prices.
The display OF jewelry and silverware
al Wilhelm's and Stelor's Is finer and
much more extensive than was ever ex-
hibited before 10 Eureka, and their prices
are very reasonable.
Many OF the cripples were unable TO at
tend the skating rink last evening. They
are trying to recover from their falls,
bruises and lameness. They will do better
when they have learned to skate.
Tbs morning hour. from 10 to -, is the
~fkvorite time for ladies Just learning TO
skatc at the Rink. The ice is then usually
In splendid condition, and no spectators
are around to brighten the noyices.
An exchange says that Richard Jennings,
the man who shot and killed John A. Bar
rett at Austin recently, had borrowed
money Of the latter to play faro, and con-
tinued to play until the game was closed
up, when Jennings invited all hands up to
drink, and on Barrett coming to the bar
jennings shot him dead.