Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-24
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A daughter OF DR.. NJ. Rockman is visit.
ing Virginia City.
Mrs. W. P. Haskell will return from the
seaside next week.
Secret Canyon is now one of the busiest
places in the county.
Snow fell on the Sierra Nevada noun
tains on Thursday last.
Albion shares yesterday sold at 81 80,
and Eureka Con. at $26.
A quantity Of fine ore is now being
raised from the Titus mine.
The Bullion Mining Company has levied
an assessment Of 81 per share.
Josh Whitesides was taken very i'll yes
terday with pleura pneumonia. 1.
r. L. Chase left this morning for visit
to his family in San Francisco.
The stock bulletin boards continue to
draw crowds Of anxious dealers.
Rev. B. G: Crawford telegraphs from
Carson that he will be home tonight.
r. Sadler & Co. have just received an
extensive assortment Of stoves and tim
ware.
After the little storm OF yesterday the
surrounding mountains were covered with
snow.
Dick Barnes OF Currant Greek was in
town yesterday with q load Of fine garden
truck.
Only one passenger came up on last
nights train. the lightest list in many
months.
A lot Of ~mining.tools wero sent down to
Stafford District yesterday. This indicates
business.
George Lamoureux will go TO California
to reside as soon as he can settle up his
business here.
The anticipation Of cold weather has
nipped the aspirations of emigrants to
Butte City, Montana.
II. N. Fletcher and Stephen Naples OF
Pine Valley were in town yesterday at
tending to land matters in the Land Office.
State Senator Shepherd has returned to
his ranch on the South Fork OF the Hum
boldt, after q visit Of five months in the
East.
The delinquent sale OF the Albion stock,
which was advertised to be sold on the
26th inst, has been postponed TO Tuesday,
Sept. 81.
Mrs. J. II. Shoemaker has received a
PSAA>St 6OhA VI al uPiiSut plduO lIOm lu6
mandatory of Antisell Il Co. through A.
Redeuill.
All business houses will be closed on
Monday. and much of the business that is
usually transacted on that day will be lone
to-day.
A number of persons from Palisade and
on the line OF the railroad will come up
and join in the funeral ceremonies on
Monday.
Redeuill, the piano agent, has been very
successful here in the sale of musical in
struments. He sells good pianos on easy
payments.
The Executive Committee OF Arrange
ments OF the obsequies OF the late Presi-
dent on Monday next, have appointed d.
l.. Fitzgerald, Esq, as Chaplain.
The Jewish New Year commenced last
evening, and the Jewish merchants closed
their places of business, and they will re-
main closed until shutdown this evening.
A special meeting OF Silver State Lodge
No. 296, /. o. b. B., will be held at their
hall on Sunday, Sept. 25, at 8 p. NJ. A
full attendance Of the brethren is re-
quested.
II. Ryland has just received q contract
for furnishing the brick for the new re-
duction works Of Giimer and Salisbury at
Secret Canyon. The price Is SIS per
thousand.
There Ia a rumor on the Comstock that
/. E. James, formerly Superintendent OF
the Sierra Nevada, has been captured by
cowboys in Arizona, who hold him for q
ransom Of $40, 900.
All the principal mines in the district
will ka olAuA1 IN-x -, hNw1ar No. a.. 4.
give the employees an opportunity OF par
ticipating in the funeral ceremonies Of
President Garfield.
Charles Allen, the actor, has been select
ed to read the poem IN Monday. He has
adapted a piece written by Sarah E. Car
michael on the death OF Abraham Lin
coin, sixteen years ago.
NJ. B. Bartlett advertises this morning
that his place Of business will be closed
from this evening until Tuesday morning,
and that his customers will please make
their calculations accordingly.
The members of Mountain Lodge No. |
~, and Eureka Lodge No. %, are re-
quested to meet at their hall on Monday |
next at 10: 80 o'clock A. NJ, to take part in
the funeral obsequies of the late President.
Chris. wager Is q happy father. and
never were his ears tuned TO sweeter music
than when the little bouncer ''hailcd the
beaming light Of morn" Chris. now In
tends to go TO Stafford and erect q little
fortune for his heir.
At a meeting OF Rescue Hose Company
last evening it was decided to Join the
funeral procession on Monday. All men,
bers OF the company are requested to meet
at the hose house on Monday morning at
10 o'clock, sharp, in uniform.