Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-02
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Sentinefs Reporter.
Six degrees above zero at midnight.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday tumbled
to S12 so.
Mr.. Z. +. CARRIER was reported not so
well last evening.
In the Deadbroke mine they have a large
| amount Of galena ore.
Eureka Lodge, No. %, I. o. o. f., meet
at 7 o'clock this evening.
The performance OF "saratoga" will
take place on the 18th inst.
AL. Titus goes to San Francisco next
week for health and recreation.
The sleighing was never better than at
present. Take advantage OF it.
Beautiful women will be at a premium
next Summer for circuscs and such.
Our people have gone skating mad
Both the old and the young have got it bad.
Billy Emerson appears in Virginia City
every night this week, beginning with to-
night.
The weather of the past three weeks has
had a distressing effect upon limited wood
piles.
Sweeney's elegant sleighs and turnouts
were flying around town very lively yes
terday.
II you nave any Latin sentences you
want corrected, go to Col. John Van Bu-
rem Perry.
Colorado proposes to give, at her own
expense, q National Mining Exposition
next August.
The proprietors of the Skating Rink will
have a band OF music in attendance Sat-
urday evening.
During the last year money orders were
issued from the Postoffice at Virginia to the
extento Of 1857, $50 IL.
The attendance at the Rink yesterday
and last evening was very large, and the
ice was in splendid condition.
The E. & c.. Lumber Company has COM
| menced a suit against the Boston 4 Eureka
Mining Company for S348 so.
The Eureka Indians are fast becoming
Americanized. They drink whisky and
fight just the same as white men,.
The Richmond Company will pay their
town bills on the Sth inst. and not on the
9th, as We enormously stated yesterday.
The condition OF Terry McMshon, who
was stabbed by John Potter on Monday
last, is considered more favorable for his
recovery.
Gas Governor Perkins said to Governor
Kinkead," is coming in now for the old
and dreadful gag about the Governors OF
the Carolinas.
The East bound train did not arrive at
Palisade until ~ O'Clock last night, owing
to the great amount Of snow on the Cen
trail Pacific, and some slides.
From 80 to 100 men will be discharged
by the Sutro Tunnel Company at the end
OF the week, after the connection is fully
made with the Forman shaft.
The lessees of the San Jose mine on
Prospect Mountain are meeting with good
success, and are taking out lead carbonate
ore worth about 500 per ton.
A gentleman started in on MARY Kelly's
Beau" but gave it up. go on" said
another, "give us a couple Of slaves"
d" Wouldn't one be enough2" Yes"
Well, then I'll stave it off,"
The Eureka Tunnel Company yesterday
paid s8,276 on account OF the purchase OF
the Eldorado, Grindstone and Kitty mines,
recently bought by them from Messrs.
Fiheld, Malloy and Joseph. The next pay
ment will be made March /.
Anything You see me do, you can do
said the old gentleman to his son. THANK
you, sir, but perhaps l would like to do
some OF the things you take such mighty
good care / shan't see you do" replied the
young man..
Two men we're crossing the street be-
tween the Jackson House and Perry's
from opposite directions, both walking
very rapidly with their heads down. They
came together with a whsck that gave one
of them, at least, a head that will be sore
for a week.