Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-19
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Senttners Reporter.
DIR. Thoma has been quite unwell for A
day or two.
Mary Frances Mcvicker, wife Of Edwin
Booth, is dead.
Prof. A. Trippell and son left yesterday
morning for the East.
Only three days moro in which to nav
taxes, including Sunday.
The cold weather yesterday put a stop
to all building operations.
Another shipment Of ore was made from
the Bowman mine yesterday.
The east-bound train was an hour and
q hall late at Palisade last evening.
James Grant has come over from Cherry
Creek on a visit to his family at Elko.
Several Criminal cases will be on trial
in the District Court at White Pine next
week.
Conklin & Co. are doing the iron work
for Bartlett's and Sheriff Kyle's new
buildings.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Send it to
your friends in the East.
Captain James b. Eads, the jetties man,
ba'o tno ihrkcst iuulflQuhl CoutIlDulOn 10
the Michigan sufferers-S500.
Petty Davis and Jennie Mcmillan yes
terday outspelled the rest Of their mates
of the Second Primary Department.
Any person needing a good saddle horse,
with saddle and bride, can purchase q
cheap outfit by making application at this
office.
Some $40, 900 Of stock in the Winnemuc-
ca Artesian Well Company has been SUBJ
scribed for. 1t is thought ito cost will not
exceed 81, 900.
Mr.. Henry Clay Fenstermaker arrived
from Fish Creek yesterday, and during
his stay in town will be the guest Of An
drew Jackson.
Recently q Chinese saloon cleaner in
Eureka, clearly q relative OF All Sin, won
$3.50 at tan and pulled out Immediately
for the lowery land.
Manager Charley Buttlar informed us
last evening that the time for holding the
masquerade ball has been changed to
Friday evening, Dec. 80.
Charles Hanscom while SHINING a calf
yesterday at Charley Fisk's ranch, accident
ally had the lid Of his right eye badly cut.
DIR. Bishop is in attendance.
h"hs, niino ifieuu, nave you got one
mine SO good as mine mine?" "No;
mine mine is no mine, but mine frau has
one NINE" "Ya, in her mind"
The list Of quotations in yesterday after
moons Board were the smallest we have
published for a long time, and the num-
Der of shares sold were very limited.
A Helena paper says that since the dog
ordinance has been in force 30 OF the ca
mines have gone to the echoless shore.
They probably went there on their little
banks.
Peter Organ, whose assault upon Su-
p~erintendent Hodges, elsewhere spoken OF,
was a clerk in the last Assembly, and is a
son of Assemblyman Joseph Organ of
Humboldt.
d. B. Redding, the G. P. Land Agent
and brother Fulton OF the Reno Gazette.
have gone into Lamoille Valley after snipe.
When they reach the grounds they will draw
straws TO determine who shall hold the sack.
The Union Guard ball supper will be
given at the Eureka Consolidated Restau-
rant. E. T. Trsfatter. proprietor. who is
making extraordinary preparations, and
says 1t will be the finest supper ever given
on the Hill.
Sheriff Kyle yesterday received a letter
stating that Dave Knight, formerly OF
Eureka, had died at the Stockton Insane
Asylum. He kept the dollhouse on the E.
x p. wagon road to Hamilton, and was
sent below insane last July.
A sarcastic Georgia editor, in noticing q
fair which recently came off in Macon.
says Zone Of our contemporaries took
a very valuable premium, but q meddle.
some and firm policeman made him put 1t
right back where he took it FROM"
A young lady. Miss Ada Carpenter,
while going to school on horseback In Par
adise Valley, was thrown from her horse
about a month ago. At the time she
seemed slightly injured. A week later she
complained OF pains in her head and died
last Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Macdonald, agent for the Scot
fish Union and National Insurance Com.
panies OF Edinburg and London. with Q
United States branch at Hartford, Con-
necticut. has been visiting here for 9 cou-
Pile OF days. He left this morning for Salt
Lake City, and from thence will go to
Butte. Montana.