Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-12
FLUE DUST.

Tho sleighing continues good.

The sleighing continues good.
Last month the yield of the Ophir mine
was $50, Sal G8.
Gen. p. Z. Conner left this morning
for Salt Lake City.
Eureka Lodge No. 81, l.. O. o. f., meets
| this evening at 7 o'clock.
Salt Lake City has imposed an annual
license fee Of $500 on saloons.
County Commissioner Mikel returned
last evening from San Francisco.
The Geddes & Bertrand Reduction
Works will be lighted by electricity.
Stocks exhibited a little more strength
and buoyancy at the close yesterday.
Col. Thomas j. Taylor was reported
very i'll last evening with pneumonia.
Tho Ruby Hill Miners Union hold their
semi-annual election tomorrow evening.
The Salt Lake Tribune places the bullion
yield of Utah for 1881 at nearly $40, 900, GOO.
Rev. John D. Hammond has gone to
New York to be absent about two months.
Mr.. Sam. +. Jack, agent for the Alice
Oates Opera Company, arrived last even
ing.
Maurice Hartnett resumes work on the
Industry mine to-day with q force Of three
men.
General Rehearsal OF "~Pocahontas " at
the Opera House this evening at $50
sharp.
Charley Hing, for the murder Of All
Luck, will be hanged at Winnemucca on
Thursday, Feb. 8.
Lawrence Hartnett is experimenting the
putting up Of the machinery in the deddes
& Bertrand works.
Henry Jones, brother of Hon. John P.
Jones. died at Gold Hill on Monday last,
aged so years, and unmarried.
Two Of Superintendent Ben. Levy's
children were reported ill last evening,
and one Of them very seriously.
The reports Of petty thieving all over
the town are becoming most too frequent.
Something must be done to stop it.
Dan Coffee and Mike Leary. two old
time miners on the Range, left this morn
ing for Butte City, Montana, on a visit.
Thu stock business has become so light
in Carson that Wells, Fargo & Co. and the
savings bank have quit taking the stock
reports.
The case Of ALI. Chartz is the last on the
calendar Of the Board Of Pardons, and it
is not likely to be considered for some
time yet.
Eureka Tunnel shares almost doubled
in price yesterday. The bedrock price of
this stock should be IS. 1t is worth every
cen Of it on merit.
Will not some Of the miners on Pros
pect Mountain favor the SENTINEL with a
thermometrical report Of the cold expe-
rienced in that altitude2
III .A-:I1 - x,na x..Ia ~ Xha
Republic mine yesterday. This property
is principally owned by Maurice Hartnett,
and is located on the summit Of Prospect
Mountain.
That a man were a bounty jumper is no
reason why he should be a good claim
jumper.-Bodie Free Press. Now, how is
a man going to help 1t If he is bounty
jumper2
Hon. Bobt. McBeth. who scented
Lander County tof which Eureka was then
a partl, in the Senate in 1870 and 1872,
and who has been i'll at his home in Ga
lena, is reported to be improving.
Skating at the Rink last evening was
splendid, and a very large number Of Ia
dies and gentlemen were in attendance.
Large crowds were also in attendance at
the morning and afternoon matinees.
The following mining location was filed
in the Recorders Office yesterday: Com
pass 200 feet adjoining the Fourth Of
July on the east. Locators, All. Harrison,
w. j. Townshend, Jake Harris and Fred
Uhl.
Frank Osborne, who went to Palisade to
have q skate on the raging Humboldt, has
returned and reports the ice entirely too
slippery for new beginners. Trofatter was
busy all day yesterday in dressing Franks
wounds.
DR.. j. B. Kesn's friends will regret to
learn OF his late mishap. A few days
since, while returning from his mine on
horseback. the animal fell and broke an
ankle bone for him, since which time he
has beenaaid up.
Some sneak thief stole three pairs Of
blankets from the Truckee Saloon lodging
house on Tuesday night. The same even
ing a pair OF new boots were stolen from
the front OF Charles Ferraris' store on
North Main street.
Mr.. Cassidy has introduced q bill in
Congress to restore TO the public domain
the land granted to the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company because OF failure 10
comply with its charter and the Act OF
Congress making the grant.
Yesterday was the coolest day Of the
season. At 4 p. NJ. the thermometer indi-
Gated a temperature OF Is degrees above
zero. Ii did not grow much old dur
ing the night, however, for at midnight
the mercury had only dropped to IL deg.
A baldhead tried to take advantage OF
his disguise at the recent masquerade ball
in Eureka to make a mash. His hoarse
love whispers were answered thus: "Don't
be a fool. Bill; those feet give you away"
1t was the partner Of his bosom that spoke.