Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-05

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Three inches Of snow fell last night.
Twelve degrees above zero at 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The Grand Jury will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Little Lizzie Bean was considered dan
| gerously i'll last evening.
The Insane Asylum building at Reno has
been accepted for the State.
Another snowstorm last night. Is this
next Winter we are having now2
DR.. H. s. Herrick left by private con-
veyance this morning for Hamilton.
A meeting Of the Base Range Typograph-
ical Union takes place this afternoon.
The funeral Of Mrs. G. J. Lansing was
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Kicker, pastor of the Ruby
Hill Methodist Church, is reported i'll.
ALI Harris has just received a fine as
sortment Of gentlemen's furnishing goods.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day. except the Pres
byterian.
Owing to the anti Chinese demonstra-
ton in San Francisco yesterday there was
no Stock Board.
John Case, a miner in the Gould d
Curry, fell down q shaft on Friday and
will probably die.
A large number Of men are about to leave
the Comstock with Philip Deidesheimer for
mining in Mexico.
Mr.. Del Matthewson left for San Fran
cisco this morning, where he intends max
ing his future home.
The presence OF SO many Ruby Hill
miners on the streets yesterday made the
town appear very lively.
The Richmond Company now have q 12-
foot ledge on the ninth level. The ore is
reported Of good grade.
The roads in and out OF Eureka are in q
most horrible condition, with the proba-
bility that they will get worse.
Superintendent Griff. j. Grifiths OF the
Wales Con. Company left this morning
for a ten days visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. @. J. Lansing now appreciates the
calamity which has befallen him. Only
his intimate friends areallowed to see him.
The Montana papers estimate that the
increase in population Of that Territory
during this year by immigration will reach
at least 80, 600.
Mr.. C. NJ. Thackston, District Attorney
OF White Pine County, returned last night
from the East. He has been visiting his
old Virginia home.
John Swattina, "Chicken John" SO
years Of age, was found frozen dead near
Dayton a few days ago. His body was half
eaten up by coyotes.
1t has been deemed best by her friends
for Miss Ada Lansing not to return to Eu-
reka yet, and she has been telegraphed to
TO remain in Oakland.
The Gold Hill News says that Dave Ryan
holds the 500-yard medal OF the National
Guard this month, with a score Of Al
points. 1t was off-hand shooting.
Charley Lautenschlager will be on his
way home in q few days. ~sandwiched be-
tween two brand new beer dispensing at
fractions. Washers are on the qui viye.
At the Ruby Hill NJ. E. Church to-day
there will be class meeting at 10 o'clock,
prayer meeting at IL O'Clock and preaching
at the usual hour in the evening by Mr..
Vincent.
Anchor Lodge No. 2, o. G. T., meets at
| Odd Fellows Hall at go O'Clock this after
noon. A full attendance OF members is
| requested, as business Of importance will
be transacted.
Mr.. A. Y. Ross, formerly messenger for
Wells, Fargo d Co. between here and Pail
SADIE, but now runs on the O. p, a few
nights since saw a ghost in the celebrated
express car No. 5. Ross took shot at him.
The Conant Bros. have recently erected
a hotel near the depot at Kelton. They
expect to have the house ready for BUSH
ness about the goth inst. This is good
news for travellers to and from Wood River.
The Ogden Pilot says: The stage line
from Kelton to Boise and Wood River is
30 crowded with travel now that occasion
ally passengers have to stop over one day
at Kelton and take their turn on. the next
trip.
Mr.. F. f. Chisolm, after making q
critical examination OF the principal mines
la the district. left for Denver, Colorado.
this morning. He expressed himself as
being well pleased with the properties he
visited.