Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-27
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s~entinei's Reporter.
The County Commissioner will hold A
meeting to-day.
The o..Jon-keepers did a fourishinp
business on Christmas.
Albion opened at SO 10 yesterday, but
receded to So IS at the close.
There we're two criminal cases in the
Ruby Hill Justice Court to-day.
The Truckee continues to be the favorite
resort for the old and young men.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, 1. 0. O. F.,
meets at 1880 o'clock this evening.
County COMMISSIONS Mikel returned
last night from a visit to San Francisco.
The ice was in fine condition and the
attendance very large at the Rink last
evening.
The District Court of this county was
in February.
R. Sadler and P. N. Hansen received
large stocks of fine fresh groceries and
provisions yesterday.
Christmas being over, everybody re-
sumed his usual avocation Yesterday as
though no holiday had occurred.
A lady lost her switch at the masquer-
ade ball Christmas night, and she will be
pleased to have the finder leave it at this
office.
The Carson Appeal says the city is be-
ginning to fill up with lobbyists, connubi-
ators, Assemblymeu and high favored
promoters.
The same old boys and girls may be seen
1t tho PIN Il t,nrniuY npl nrn,fpr
and they will continue to be seen there as
long az the ice lasts.
A lively bout took place at Palisade on
Christmas, in which one of the @. P. en-
ployes came out second best. Otherwise
Christmas passed off quietly, but with a
general observance.
Will the ladies of Eureka receive New
Years callers this season? 1t is an agree
able custom if it is not abused, and if the
ladies would not like to receive singly they
could club together and have it understood
where they could be found.
In going from the corner of Main and
Bateman streets to the Rink yesterday a
lady lost a nickel-plated heelscrew to a
Barney & Berry club skate. The finder
will receive the thanks of the fair owner
if left at VIM. Joannes' shoe store.
In our Christmas notes we overlooked
the morning service in the Episcopal
Church. The congregation have been
unstinted iii praise Of the singing and the
excellent sermon by Rev. Mr.. Crawford.
The choir was under Mr.. Morrison's di-
rection.
The Salt Lake Chronicle Gays even the
druggists rejoice. 1--WE shall get our
share OF the holiday business" said one Of
them to-day. ave GOMEZ IN at the wind-up
of the festivities. There will be plenty of
aching heads and disordered stomachs to
set to-rights."
1t is rather a severe reflection upon the
law officers that Chinawomen can disguise
themselves as Indian women and come
from British Columbia across the frontier
into Washington Territory. Squaws are
generally stolid creatures, while a China
woman can't hold her CAB any more than a
common scold.
The weather continues quite cold. On
Monday night the temperature ranged as
high as 10 degrees above zero before mid
night, and yesterday morning it was said
to have been a few degrees lower. During
yesterday it was below freezing point in
the shade, and last night the thermometer
indicated 16 degrees above zero up to II
o'clock.
The bastile was full of DRINKS Christ
mas night. Egg-nogg and Tom-and- Jerry
were made a little too stiff for the boys.
Even Old Van succumbed to the sweetened
Triple and became warlike. After making
it quite lively for some of the saloons, he.
too, was drawn into the official net. A
number were released yesterday under the
promise Of good behavior.