Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-26
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sentimeI's Reporter.
Sheriff Kyle is expected home this even
ing.
When a man gets above his business he
is bound to fall off.
Hon. A. J. Blair arrived from the West
by last nights train.
Mr.. Henry Hip, one OF Wards heavy
men, is on the Range.
Manager Edward Probert arrived from
San Francisco last night.
The weather for the past two days has
been warm and pleasant.
The "All Star" Specially Company to-
morrow evening at the Opera House
The usual religious services will be held
to-day in the Ruby Hill M. e. Church.
Mr.. Neil Campbell was made happy last
night by marrying Miss Theresa GARLIC.
As usual on Saturday evenings, there
were a large number Of people on Main
street.
Anchor Lodge, No. 2, 0. G.. f., meets at
Odd Fellows Hall this afternoon at l:3O
o'clock.
Edward Martin, convicted OF stealing a
blanket, was yesterday fined 500 by Justice
Harmon.
There will be a meeting Of the Eureka
Branch of the Irish National Land League
this evening.
Upton Post, G.. A. r., will hold a regu-
lar meeting tonight. Every comrade
should be present.
Don't fail to engage your seats for the
Specially Company tomorrow evening. 1t
is an admirable show.
It is said Fortune knocks once at every
mans door" In most cases 1t must have
knocked when the man was out.
Mr.. Arthur Mathewson, Postmaster at
Hamilton and a very clever young gentle
man, arrived in town yesterday.
The Eureka Consolidated mine had q
balance on hand Feb. l of $119. AGO A, and
liabilities amounting to SIC, 038 20.
Thomas Baker. father Of Hon. Geo. W.
and John It. Baker, died this morning
shortly after l o'clock Of pneumonia.
Eureka Tunnel shares yesterday dropped
to 81 35. What's the matter down at that
end Of the line? She's booming at this
end.
Mr.. Frederic F. Chisolm, General West
ern Manager for the New York Mining
Record. arrived from Denver, Colorado.
last night.
Divine services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Presbyterian.
The juvenile choir will sing at the Episco-
pal Church.
There was too much thaw yesterday for
the skaters. Sheriff Kyle's return is ex-
pected to herald another polar wave for
their benefit.
Mr.. w. j. Townshend, agent for Gill
mer x Salisbury's stage lines, returned
last night from q tour Of the western part
Of the State.
Assessment No. 8 on the stock of the
Northwestern Consolidated Mining Com
pany will be delinquent on Wednesday,
March /, 1882.
Mr.. r. Sadler yesterday purchased q
fifth interest in the Bullock Consolidated
mine in Newark District. We did not
learn the price paid.
The matron OF the County Hospital is
still in need Of linen or cotton rags. Any
person having them to spare will confer q
favor by leaving a bundle at the Sheriff's
Office.
Some OF the Connolly Mining Company's
people are expected to arrive here shortly
from London, when vigorous mining
operations will be commenced on their
property.
Mr.. Griffith, District Attorney OF Nye,
arrived on the Range yesterday. he re-
ports things quiet at Belmont. The Mon
itor-Belmont mill, he says, has not got
well under way yet.
The New York Mining Record OF Feb. Is
says that Eureka Tunnel stock has been in
considerable demand In the New York
market during the past week, and orders
cannot be filed at current quotations.
From Officer Long we learn that VIM.
Quick, - Crabbe, and T. Hawkins,
In IN Italian saloon on North Main street,
got into a rumpus late last night. Dur
ing the row Quick took 9 shot at Haw-
kins. but missed his aim. They were all
arrested and released on bail.
Assessor Wallace's bullion tax books
show that the value Of ores extracted from
the various mines Of Eureka District since
1878 amount to $50, 046 ,002 80. Mr.. Wal
lace has no data OF the previous four years,
as this country was then a portion OF Lam
der, and all the records belonged TO that
county.
The New York Mining Record says the
Richmond Consolidated Mining Company
have paid their February quarterly divi-
dend at their London bank Of 50 so per
share, sggregating S135 900. Total OF diyi-
dends to date, So, 637, 5s7. The sharehold-
ers OF this company have now received in
the aggregate S67 S7h upon each Of their
shares.