Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-16

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sentineps Reporter.
Four inches Of snow fell at Palisade yes
terday afternoon.
Nearly all the scarlet fever cases are in
q fair way Of recovery.
Strange. the more wicked a man is the
less he believes in hell.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F., meets
at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The East-bound train was ~ hours late
at Palisade at 6 O'Clock last night.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Mr..
VIM. Long for a batch Of late Boston pa
pers.
Attend DR.. J. b. Keen's auction OF
household furniture at l O'Clock this after
noon.
The weather was very disagreeable again
Observation-Disclosures and snow throughout
the day.
Sheriff Raum OF White Pine is reported
ill with pleurisy. We hope his case will not
prove serious.
Mrs. W. Z. Griffin, who has been i'll for
the past two weeks, was reported not so
we'll yesterday.
Mr.. Clay Simms yesterday received the
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Mrs. Rebecca A. Barrett, Of Oberlin, Ohio.
The Typo mail arrived about dark last
evening. Owing to the exceedingly bad
roads it was several hours behind schedule
time.
Recollect the Land League ball takes
place tomorrow evening. Those who have
not secured their tickets should do 30 to-
day.
Mr. James White of Mineral Hill, who
has been visiting his old friends here for q
couple Of days, left for his home this morn
ing.
Mr.. Maurice Hartnett came down from
Prospect Mountain yesterday afternoon.
He states that il was all he could do to
make the trip, owing to the wind and
drifting snow.
The telegraph wires we're down yester-
day west Of Virginia City, consequently
we are without our usual Western dis
patches. The lines will probably be in
working order to-day.
The first half Of March has been fercely
boisterous, and those who believe in alma
macs are likely to have the old saying,
"Ushered in like a roaring lion and going
out like a lamb" verified.
In the District Court yesterday the case
Of Liebes Bros. of San Francisco VS.. Sher-
if Mat. Kyle occupied the attention Of the
Court the entire day. The jury gave a
verdict in favor Of defendant.
1t is now positively asserted that the
Eureka Con. mine has larger and richer
bodies Of ore than at any time previous for
two years. Look out for regular monthly
dividends for the next two years.
The water which flows from the Sutro
Tunnel has a temperature Of 112 degrees
Fahrenheit. There was an average OF
1924. 63l gallons every "a hours flowing
through the tunnel the past week.
1t was not at Charley All Chee's restau-
rant, but at Charley All Wong's that the
W dead beats, mentioned in yesterdays
SENTINEL, Jared SO s~uinptuonsly. The
similarity Of names was the cause of the
error.
Two locomotives and a snow pillow nave
been employed for the past three days in
trying to open the road to Ruby Hill.
While working yesterday the snow pillow
jumped the track aud caused considerable
trouble in getting it replaced on the rails.
Johnnie Hampton will run a race at
New Town, Ruby Hill, next Saturday,
against Jack Pascoe's greyhound for $40
aside, the man to run so and the dog 100
yards. There is great excitement over the
event on the Hill and big money will ex-
change hands in wagers on the outcome.
Up to last evening the Ruby Hill Rail-
road had not succeeded in getting a train
through TO Ruby Hill, although a large
number of men were employed in shovel
ing snow yesterday. There is not much
show to get the road open until the extra
ordinary high winds cease blowing. There
are Is or 20 feet of NOW in some Of the
cuts.