Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11

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S~ess;.sS's Reporter.
The snow is fast disappearing.
Attend the carnival this evening.
Martin White shares have advanced tc
81 Is.
Yesterday in the East was a bad day for
editors.
Mr.. It. D. Page was in from Fish Greek
yesterday.
Hon. A. @. Cleveland returned from San
Francisco last night.
The Seraphs will give their grand tableau
at the Rink tonight.
Billy sampson's child ON Ruby Hill ID
very i'll with pneumonia.
The oldest inhabitant predicts that we
are to have an early Spring.
Judge Rives continued i~ndisposed yester-
day, and there was no Court.
Eight hundred shares of Eureka Tunnel
sold yesterday at 81 40 per share.
Mrs. James G.. Fair will go East in a
few days to spend a month in Washington.
Another valuable mining property will
shortly be placed IN the New York market.
There were 125 deaths in San Francisco
last week, three Of which were from small
pox.
The attendance of parents at the Public
School exercises yesterday afternoon was
not large.
Newport will have a very large slice next
Summer Of what Is called the Californis
element.
Pacific Coast fashionables are said to be
carrying everything before them in New
York City.
The Red Avengers" in full costume
will conduct the unique ceremonies at the
Rink tonight.
The silver souvenirs to be given away
tonight have arrived, and will be on ex-
hibition to-day.
A large body of rich ore has been I'M
covered at the Dead Broke mine ON Pros
pect Mountain.
Saratoga" will be given at the Opera
House n week from tonight. The play
was rehearsed last evening.
The E. d p. locomotives are still run
ming to the graveyard tanks for water, the
one at the depot being yet frozen.
Thomas M. Carson, an old timer On the
Comstock, and known TO nearly every
body, died in Virginia Wednesday.
Terry Mcmahon. who was stabbed by
Potter o few days ago, is reported as being
better, and will soon be about again.
Miss Mary Smiths dance takes place at
Comes Varieties tonight. 1t will be q
recherche affair for the "high %steppers."
Mrs. Z. r. Clute continues to suffer
with . badly sprained wrist, which she re-
ceived at the Skating Rink a few days
since.
Mr.. j. b. Singleton, who has been con-
fined to the house for several days with
the shingles, appeared on the streets yes
terday.
Estheticism Is Oscars forte, and II 1t
has been proved easily assailable, il is his
own fault. He furnished the brooches
himself,
There will be nc weekly roll Of honor in
the Grammar Department OF the Public
School hereafter. The report will be made
monthly.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Eu-
reka Branch Of the Irish National Land
League meets at Hibernia Hall at 8 o'clock
this evening.
James A. Yerington, son OF Superin-
tendent II. M. Yerington Of the v. a T.
Railroad, has gone TO take a place in Wells,
Fargo & Col Office at Ogden.
The friends OF Miss Maggie wethered
intend giving her q party at the Opera
House some evening next week, previous
TO her leaving for California.
Colonel Tom Taylor. who has been ill
for the past six weeks, is now able TO be
mp and about the house, and will again be
on the streets as soon as the weather per-
mits.
All Chung. q C%hinaman. was last night
arrested by Sheriff Kyle for selling opium.
He will probably have q hearing to-day be-
fore Justice Harmon. Said Chinaman
turns out 10 be Matt cook.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Read has Just completed
the survey Of q track from the E.. & p.
Company's road to the Richmond Com
pany's works. When completed 1t will be
a great convenience to the latter company.
The benefit OF Madame La Grange will
occur tomorrow night at Comes Varie-
ties. A varied and interesting programme
has been arranged. One OF the features
of the entertainment will be the appear
ance Of the benefciare's infant sons In
classic statuary and athletic feats.