Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-10
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No arrests were made yesterday.
The storm king raved last night.
Silver is advancing in the New York
market.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union meet this
evening.
John G. Fall is seriously ill in San
Francisco.
The Knights Of Pythias meet at their
hall this evening.
Mr.. E. r. CARRIER, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Mr.. Walter Harrub left for his Oakland
home this morning.
Mr.. R. Smith and daughter left for Cal
ifornia this morning.
Mr.. III. G. Fenstermaker arrived yester-
day from Fish Greek.
Mr.. j. H. Lockwood left this morning
for q visit to California.
Paddy Ryan's mother-in-law says she
can lick Sullivan herself.
There are a large number Of miners out
of employment on Ruby Hill.
Mr.. NJ. b. Bartlett was registered at the
Baldwin Hotel last Wednesday.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W.
J. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
The ladies are making extra preparations
for the Carnival on Saturday evening.
The Eureka Tunnel Company has made
three shipments Of ore so far this week.
There are 36 patients in the County Hos
pital, and the jail is full to overlooking.
Travel on the Central Pacific and Eure-
ka & Palisade roads continues very light.
A fine piano is offered for sale. For
particulars, apply to W. ii. Davenport,
Esq.
The weather was quite warm and pleas
ant yesterday. but the streets were very
sloppy.
Mr.. Pietro Mostelietti yesterday declared
his intention of becoming q citizen OF the
United States.
The people Of California are compare
lively happy; they have are getting an
abundance Of rain.
The snow on some parts Of Prospect
Mountain is SO deep that it is impossible
to get to q number Of the mines.
The appointment Of Hon. +. A. Tritle as
Governor OF Arizona gives great s~atisfac-
ton to the people of the Territory.
Sweeney's bus team took a lively spin
last night from the depot to the stable.
No harm was done to the horses or the
bus.
On Feb. 1 there were 1858, 637 so in the
State Treasury, against which there we're
claims to the amount OF 500 ,959 Is out
standing.
s. Wenban shipped bullion valued at
S24, 703 90, Thursday, from Cortez District,
where he has a mill and is mining with
Chinese labor exclusively.
will interview business men on the license
question to-day, and that he will expect
them to respond promptly.
We understand that several Of our bust
ness men will skip out In the Spring for
Florida. We have no inclination to emf.
CRATE with the colony that's going.
The surprise party given to Mr.. F. ].
Mette at Miners Union Hall on Wednes-
day evening was largely attended, and was
a very pleasant gathering Of old friends.
Two men. 8. Lignorelli and G.. Pari, for
indecent exposure OF their persons on the
public streets. were each fined $50 yester-
day by Justice Harmon. Very proper,
Judge.
Mr.. Thomas J. Read has received the
first consignment Of his new maps. They
contain nearly all the mines OF Eureka
District. The map can be relied upon a.
being correct.
Mr.. Joseph Potts, who has been suffer-
ing for some time with dropsy, yesterday
had an operation performed, when three
gallons of water were taken from him. He
received immediate relief.
1t is reported that several fire plugs are
frozen up, including the one at the north
west corner OF Main and Bateman streets.
A little manure, or other warming sub
stance, around the base OF the plugs would
do no harm.
Judge Rives, on account OF illness, a
sort OF neuralgia affection OF the head, is
sued an order to the Clerk and Sheriff 10
adjourn Court yesterday, and daily after.
wards without further instructions, until
he can attend.
An attache OF the SENTINEL went to
Ruby Hill last evening to make a report OF
the Union Guard Bands grand concert
and ball, but up TO the time OF going TO
press he had not returned. We regret that
we did not receive the report.
The Supreme Court has decided the Act
of the last Legislature, appropriating
funds for the support OF St. Mary's Or
phan Asylum at Virginia, TO be u~nconsti-
tutional. Judge Leonard writes the opin-
ion, and the other Judges concur.
A reward Of $500 Is offered for the ar
rest OF David H. Howell, a Sacramento
thief. Howell weighs about $50 pounds,
Ia Eve feet seven inches in hight and about
2S years Of age; his hair is auburn in color
and his figure is somewhat stopped. The
description adds that be is q fast walker,
Is well informed and is q confirmed infdel.