Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-24

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Mr.. ]. T. Gilmer arrived from Bristo
yesterday afternoon.
Albion and Eureka Tunnel shares took
big tumble yesterday.
Miss Maggie Olsen returned last nigh
from a visit to Palisade.
Now that the big storm is over railroad
travel is on the increase.
Ex-Commissioner T. D. Page was il
from Fish Greek yesterday.
The Knights of Pythias meet at theil
hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W
j. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
We learn of several parties who intend
building brick residences this spring.
Mr.. Luther Clark was able to put in an
appearance on the streets again yesterday,
During the next thirty days there will
be a number OF business changes in Eureka.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is s good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
There was a large attendance at the
Rink last evening, and the ice was in good
condition.
The weather yesterday was lovely. A
week Of such weather will dry up all the
mud in our streets.
The fine weather brought out the lazy
old candidates for Office, and they have
commenced talking.
During the first half of the present
month the Eureka Con. Company shipped
SGT OPT % in bullion.
A large excursion party leaves Phila-
delphia on the goth Of next month for
Salt Lake and San Francisco.
A dispatch received from Salt Lake City
yesterday states that Gen. p. E. Conner
has been quite i'll, but is better.
The fine weather seems to have put
everybody in the notion Of cleaning up
and putting their residences in better con-
dition.
Two loads of ore were shipped yesterday
from the Eureka Tunnel TO the Eureka
Con. works. Regular daily shipments will
be made.
Union Con. has received a plaster OF 81.
This counts for the development of the
recent ore body and a fall in the price OF
the stock.
Stocks continue distressingly weak to
holders. A few more assessments will do
the business Of sending them completely
out OF sight.
Everybody wants to know what's the
matter with Albion shares. We regret to
say that we cannot give the desired in-
formation.
Fifty additional miners have been put
to work in the Richmond mine during the
past three weeks, nearly all Of whom are
S4-a-day men.
superintendent Robinson OF the Albion
returned from San Francisco last night.
Probably he will be able to account for
the decline in Albion shares.
Sheriff Kyle will nave an ~assignee's sale
to-day, in the case Of d. s. Harris va. His
Creditors. The property to be sold con-
sists Of 25 feet in the Lucky Boy mine.
Miss Grace Lee Babb OF Maine passed
the best examination and stood first in a
class Of 1875 at the recent junior examina-
tion in the Philadelphia College Of Phar-
macy.
The Carson Appeal says: Hon. Thomas
Wren has stated that he il not a candidate
for Governor, or any other Office in the
gift of the people, and he wants it to be
known.
The game law will be 10 force April /.
Under its provisions sportsmen and pot
hunters are prohibited from killing any
game, bird or beast, with the exception Of
the dove.
Our clothing merchants are making fine
displays Of their goods. They must be
convinced that Spring is really here, and
that old seedy suits will have TO be re-
placed with new ones.
Mr.. F. LOGAN, President OF the Eureka
Con. Company. arrived from San Fran
cisco last night. He comes, we suppose.
to see the new bonanza. He will find 1t i'm
mense and very rich.
Quite a number OF new stores are going
to open up in Salt Lake this Spring, and
rumor says the Coop. is going to be ex-
clusively wholesale. This will give the
retail merchants a better chance.
We are informed that the Richmond
Company intends refining over q large
amount of the lead bars they have on
hand, rs there is q sufficient quantity OF
silver remaining in them to pay a profit
for working.
1t was reported on the street yesterday
that the Richmond Company intend shut
ting down the furnaces. We were unable
to learn the cause for doing so. and came
to the conclusion that there was no foun-
dation for the umo
Marie Geistinger, the little German
opera bouffe queen. who recently delighted
immense audiences in San Francisco, will
give Eureka the cold shoulder. She will
appear at Salt Lake with her excellent
company about the LIST.
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Mrs. w. II. Clark's brick building, at the
corner of Monroe and Clark streets,
bursted and damaged fine set Of furni-
ture in one of the rooms before the break
in the pipe was discovered.