Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-14
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senttnePs Reporter.
Mr.. Luther Clark is again afflicted with
rheumatism.
Mexican yesterday levied a n assessment
Of 81 per share.
Eureka Con. was the boss Of the Stock
Board yesterday.
Read the Occidental saloons new bill
| of fare this morning.
Alpha Lodge No. l, A. o. U. W., meet
at 1880 o'clock this evening.
John Apple has been sent to the State
Prison for five years, for grand larceny.
Messrs. j. T. Gilmer and o. J. Sails
| bury arrived last night from San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Jerry Fitzpatrick, who has been laid
up with rheumatism, Is able to be about
again.
There is an important advertisement i n
this mornings SENTINEL to delinquent
taxpayers.
Mr.. M. J. Franklin left this morning
for San Francisco. Look out for novelties
in the dry goods line.
Albion took a boom yesterday, and 1,250
shares were sold at prices ranging from
So 40 down to So IS.
The tributers who recently commenced
work in the Eureka Tunnel already have
very fiatteriDg prospects.
The enormous quantity Of 1000, 900
worth Of blasting powder was used in
Colorado during the past year.
The Land League ball committee are
meeting with excellent success in the sale
Of tickets. 1t is to be a grand affair.
The ice at the Rink last evening was in
| good condition, and the attendance was
very fair, considering the stormy weather.
Mr.. W. Levy, OF the dry goods firm of
Morris Il Levy, left this morning for San
Francisco, for the purpose of making pur-
chases of Spring goods.
The mining outlook of Eureka has i'm
proved vastly in the past three weeks, and
is to-day the richest mining district in Ne
vada. This Is no idle boast.
It is said that a San Francisco man
has made $4,000 by buying up mutilated
silver and shipping the same to country
towns where they pass at par.
The weather was very pleasant yesterday,
but towards evening there was the regular
blizzard and furry of snow. How long,
o Lord, before we are to have fair weather ?
Several persons who left here last Sum-
mer for Butte City, Montana, write to
friends that they will return here this
Spring, and that they are coming to stay.
Notwithstanding the great amount Of
Eureka Tunnel stock thrown on the market
by Eastern holders it continues to cling to
the 81 40 notch. This stock should go to
higher figures. :
Peter Jeffrey and Mary Z. Hymer will
be married by Justice Robinson at the res
idence Of Mrs. Waugh, in Newark Valley,
tonight. The contracting parties are we'll
known in Eureka.
Owing to the prevalence Of scarlet fever
and the big storm the attendance at the
public school on the Richmond side Of
Ruby Hill, in Mr.. Hayes department, COM
prised only six pupils yesterday.
superintendent Tom Robinson of the
Bay State mine was in town on Sunday.
He reports the mine as looking exceedingly
well, and he will ship ore to the Richmond
works as soon as the roads are in condition
to haul.
The San Francisco Post says: at is
somewhat consoling to realize that there
is at least one stock in the market which
has a booming tendency in these times OF
! general depression" The stock alluded to
is the Eureka Con.
Mrs. Christopher went below this
morning to purchase a stock Of millinery.
She will return to Eureka in the course
Of ten or twelve days, when the ladies
will nave an opportunity to buy from an
entirely new selection OF goods.
During the past few days we have heard
many persons bewailing their bad luck In
not having purchased Eureka Con. when
she was down to S11 per share. They can
| congratulate themselves when they learn
that but very few shares could be pur-
chased at that price.
Professor Decker's violin solos at the
Truckee are a source OF great pleasure to
the patrons Of the place. The gentleman
is quite an artist, and plays with a feeling
that invites the closest attention. Verify,
with music and song, smiles and beer,
our saloons are like the palace Of Comus-
full Of attractions.