Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-20
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Feb. /.
to a close.
Attend the exercises at the public school
this afternoon.
LA Jollie Parfumeuse'' at the Opera
House tonight.
The knights of Pythias meet at 7:30
O'Clock this evening.
Fred. Barnes and wife arrived yesterday
from Sulphur Springs.
Thieving hostilities have ceased for the
past two or three days.
The supply Of charcoal this Winter is
greater than the demand.
The Oldest inhabitant never saw the
sleighing better than atpresent.
The decision in the Albion Richmond
case is now a%nxiously looked for.
John L. Moore, an eccentric character
OF Virginia City, died last Tuesday.
The miners meeting yesterday knocked
the shifting out Of the Mining Recorders
fee bill.
VIM. Horace and Alice Dunning Lingard
and troupe next week in Virginia, Carson
and Reno.
By request Little Duke has been selected
for the matinee performance tomorrow
afternoon.
John l.. Moore OF Virginia, q " crank"
in Spiritualism, went to see the angels
Thursday.
A third daily paper has been started at
Reno by Messrs. Waldo and Julien. The
Reno Times.
Billy Spinks, charged with several lar
%cenies, will have a hearing before Justice
Harmon to-day.
Caroline Richards Bernard, the opera
singer, died of smallpox at Richmond,
Virginia, Jan. IA.
Martin Piantoni is shipping some fine
carbonate ore from the Dead Broke mine
to the Eureka Con. works.
Mr.. W. J.. Townshend, travelling agent for
Gilmer & S%alisbury's stage lines, returned
yesterday from Salt Lake.
M. NJ. johnson and family left this
morning for San Francisco, where the lat
ter will reside this winter.
Mr.. Morris II. Joseph was sitting in a
BARRIERS chair yesterday, and smiled when
taken for Recorder Molinelli.
The Tribune says the liquor business
was never 80 dull in Carson as now. The
SAINT is applicable to Eureka.
No seats will be reserved for the Oates
matinee tomorrow afternoon. Fifty cents
will be the price all over the house.
Justice Moses Of Virginia City had to
skip out OF Tombstone recently for talking
too freely about the Holliday-E arp homi-
eide.
The annual meeting of the Mob Hill
Hose Company will take place this even
ing at Z O'Clock. A full attendance is re-
quested.
In tho Justices Court yesterday in the
case OF Hayward and Howard, charged
with stealing a pair Of shoes, the jury
failed to agree.
Pat Sullivan and Mike Grant were
slightly injured by a blast yesterday morn
ing at the Eldorado No. 2 mine on Pros
pect Mountain.
United States District Attorney varian
disclaims being an applicant for the Judge
ship occasioned by the incompetency Of
Judge Hillyer.
The Utah Northern Railroad from Og-
den, Utah, to Butte City, Montana, is AIT
miles in length. The longest narrow
gauge in the world.
A man in Gold Hill came up missing at
his marriage ceremony Thursday evening.
He lodged the wedding and a steady job
at the Crown Point.
j. M. Dormer OF the True Fissure will
be married some time this month. He is
now at the Bay selecting wedding presents
and clawhammer coat.
1t turns out after all that j.. A. Mahanny,
Clerk Of Storey County, is defaulter and
that his bondsmen will have to put up
1897 to square his accounts.
~ r.n.u., vnt,rnaI fro,o JJauaflfnp
yesterday. He reports the town as being
dull, but says the old time residents APP
pear to enjoy themselves as well as ever.
A strike OF ore was reported yesterday in
the Bald Eagle mine, but we were unable
to learn its extent. This property belongs
to the Eureka (Nevada) Silver Mining Go.
OF England.
The Carson Tribune says the kilograms
announcing the appointment of Nevadans
to Government Offices probably emanate
from the brain Of the Hon. christopher
Columbus Powning.
The Reno journal Is In a dilemma to
determine whether Ii was General Hager-
mans exclamation, "Tho fires in China.
town" or the " Oates kick" which caused
the panic stricken play goers Of Tarbucket-
VILE to sit down again.
A Piute who attended the performance
OF the Chinese theatrical company at Pi-
per's Opera House, Virginia City, Tues.
day night, being asked IL he understood
II, said 80 yesh, me heap sab him.
Me sabe him ~bully-sabe him all same
white mans play" Doubtless this was
strictly true.
The Gold Hill News says there have
been q great many departures from the
Comstock of late for Arizona and
New Mexico, and the outgo has
not ceased. While the old timers
and married men are coming back for the
Winter, the young men are branching out.
For Saturday night the first and second
acts Of Girofle-G irofa (~including the
punch song), and the third act OF The
Little Duke, with "Good-by, Sweetheart,
Good by" by Mrs. Oates, will be pro-
duced. The musicians being up in these
parts the performance will no doubt be an
improvement, as in the rendition Of La
Mascotte last night.