Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-21
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cisco yesterday morning.
General P. E. Conner arrived from Salt
Lake City Sunday evening.
Nick Simonsen, the Newark granger,
arrived in town last evening.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W.
]. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
The San Francisco stock market is in q
very critical condition just at present.
There was considerable unpleasantness
yesterday among the theatrical bill posters.
The ice at the Rink was in fine condition
last evening, and the attendance quite
large.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is & good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
Mr.. W. j. Chappelle, advance agent for
Leavitt's Specially Troupe, was in town
yesterday.
The physicians last evening gave up all
hope OF saving Mr.. and Mrs. Broy's little
daughter.
There will be divine service tomorrow
morning (Ash Wednesday, at the Episco-
pal Church.
The afternoon street quotations OF
stocks may be found daily at Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s office.
The San Francisco Stock Boards will
not be in session on Wednesday, Washing
toms Birthday.
Ash Wednesday and the anniversary Of
Washington's birth occur together this
year-on the 22d.
Judge Cole arrived from San Francisco
Sunday evening. he will tarry on the
Range only a few days.
A new wooden building is in course Of
erection adjoining p. N. Hansen's stone
store on North Main street.
Hope springs eternal in the human
breast, and SO does the desire to be criti-
cised. It's an insane desire.
superintendent Goss OF the Eureka d
| Colorado River Railroad Company, arrived
from the East Sunday night.
f. b. Mercer, formerly Of the Sutro In
dependent, is now in the Government
printing Office at Washington.
The festive jackrabbit is plentiful in the
Eureka market. II properly roasted he's
a dish that's fit to set before a king.
The District Court was in session yester-
| day, but little business was transacted,
owing to the cases nc. being in readiness.
Robert N. Graves has sold his palatial
residence on Van Ness avenue, San Fran
| cisco, to w. Z. Dean, who will soon oc-
cupy it.
Wal j. Tuska, Esq, formerly Of Virgil
mia City, and Mrs. Rosenstock, Of the
same place, were recently married in San
Francisco.
E. r. CARRIER, Esq, made his first APP
pearance on the streets yesterday since his
sickness. He was warmly congratulated
by his numerous friends.
The starting up OF another furnace at the
Eureka Con. works will be cheering news
to the "tributers," as they will get their
ores worked more readily.
Princess Sarah W~innemucca has gone
| East with her latest matrimonial catch. L.
| H. Hopkins. She will lecture on What
/ Know About Indian Agents."
Mrs. Goyne, sister Of Mrs. G. d. Hunter,
Is reported quite i'll. Mrs. Goyne's little
daughter, who had her arm broken a few
days ago. is getting along nicely.
The weather was pleasant yestesday, and
the people on the streets seemed quite
busy. A few days OF fine weather has a
tendency to make business lively.
Euroka Tunnel stock advanced ten cents
yesterday, and $50 shares we're sold. We
SUN lntlSI buAt tnis btOCA bhOdid 10 nthAb6
for SIS per share. The appearance OF the
mine warrants 1t.
Uncle John Cardew OF Ruby Hill visited
the SENTINEL office last evening, and after
viewing the wonders OF the printing office
said the power press looked like the cow
catcher OF q locomotive.
The hoisting works OF the Metamoras
mine have been completed, and regular
mining was commenced yesterday with a
force OF 10 men, under the f~oremanship OF
Mr.. John McNaughton.
Senator Jones, who has been very III at
! Washington from the effects Of ~vaccina-
ton, is again in the enjoyment OF his
usual excellent health. He now faceth
smallpox and cryeth Ha, hal"
Luning, situated on the Carson 4 Colo
RADIO Railroad. % miles south OF Haw-
thorne, Ia the point from which trade and
travel go to ellis, Garfield, Sante Fe, and
Silver Star Districts, and Is growing into
some importance.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church met
yesterday at the pastors study, and, owing
to the sickness OF so many, decided to
postpone the dinner which they were ex-
pecting to give on Wednesday next. The
dinner will be given in the near future.
The Bullock Mining Company, compris-
ing the following persons, viz George
Burgess, John Bonnetti, A. E. Pomeroy,
and H. 8. Bullock, have just located q
tering prospects OF it's making q valuable
property.
At present quotations the California
mine, which contains 600 feet, and has
paid $50, $50, 900 In dividends, Ia selling
for S54. 900, while the Andes. which has
never paid a dividend and has levied as
sessments~ amounting to 1857, 500, Is selling
at $50, 900.
The process OF warming up the new fur
mace at the Eureka Con. works began yes
terday, and it is expected that smelling
will commence about the first Of the COM
ing month. This is an indication of
livelier times for Eureka. Other enter
prises will start up il the cold weather will
ever quit.
A miners meeting Of Eureka District
takes place at the Courtroom on Thursday
afternoon at l o'clock, for the purpose OF
voting upon the adoption or rejection OF
the revised laws OF the district, and other
matters relating thereto. There should
be a general attendance OF miners and
mine owners.
The weather was again very cold on Sun
| day evening. At 1 A. n. yesterday the
Thermometer indicated 2 degrees below
zero. In exposed places. whore the north
wind struck the instrument. we are in.
formed that the mercury touched 8 degrees
below zero, equal to the lowest figure re-
corded this Winter.
A rather novel feature has been intro
duced in the Sunday evening service OF
the Episcopal Church. Children have
taken the place OF the grown people in the
choir. and they render the hymns In q
most pleasing manner. The young folks
are under the direction OF Miss Sallie
Vance, who presides at the organ.