Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-26
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The weather yesterday was lovely.
Odd Fellows Anniversary Ball Tonight.
Rather and Van Dyke were on it yester-
day.
District Court is adjourned to Thursday
next.
The county political cauldron continues
to get warmer.
A large freight list arrived from Pali-
SADIE last evening.
Bulwer yesterday declared a dividend Of
III cents per share.
Only one passenger arrived by train last
night from Palisade.
Col. G.. Collier Robbins expects to leave
for Canada next week.
Mr.. r. Richard leaves tomorrow morn
ing for his Oakland home.
Mr.. r. Sadler is expected home from
San Francisco this evening.
Several sales of real estate have been
made recently at fair prices.
Mr.. ALT. Harris yesterday purchased the
residence of Frank Anderson.
One-half of the children in town are
afflicted with %whooping cough.
In many places on Prospect Mountain
the snow is 10 and IL feet deep.
John Norris was yesterday sentenced to
forty days for stealing blankets, etc.
Ed. Wilhelm is getting up on elegant
medal for the Ruby Hill Union Guard.
Jake Harris publishes an important no
tice this morning to those indebted to
him.
The fine weather is putting all the old
rheumatic people firmly on their pins
again.
1t is reported that they have a very fine
body of ore in the Ruby-D underberg
mine.
Several houses and cabins in Goodwin
Canyon are for sale cheap. See advertise
ment.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, I. O.. o. F.,
meets at its hall at 1880 o'clock this
evening.
ALI the hotels in town have been filled
to their fullest capacity for more thar a
week past.
The Eureka Con. Company are extract
ing large amounts of good ore from the
lava beds.
Sweeney says he means business, and in
tends to stand square for the nomination
for Sheriff.
Senator James G.. Fair has our thanks
for a generous supply of choice flower and
vegetable seeds.
The miners on Prospect Mountain are
making extensive preparations for q big
Summers work.
Several parties are Quitting for the
Wood River country. Our advice is for
hem to stay here.
Mrs. A. s. Longley, stopping at the Tur-
ner House, has a very sick child. DR.. J.
H. Reece is in attendance.
There are many mining properties on
Prospect Mountain that will make a good
showing before this year has expired.
DR.. j. B. Keen will sell at auction on
the 9th of May a very desirable house and
lot; also a large assortment of first-class
furniture.
The new furnace at the Eureka Con.
works is entirely completed, and will prob
ably be started up about the first of the
coming month.
The Odd Fellows ball this evening will
excel any heretofore given by them. The
committees have made extraordinary exer-
tons on this occasion.
After Ben Saunders speech at the Chi
nese meeting last night, a number of his
friends made up their minds to put him in
the field for District Attorney.
DR.. Edwin Roth, a graduate Of Bellevue
Hospital, at New York, and who arrived
here a few days since, intends practicing
his profession on Ruby Hill. The Doctor
comes highly recommended, and the Hill
people are fortunate in obtaining his SER
vices.