Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-09
FLUE DUST.
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sentinePs Reporter.
DR.. Thoma returned last night from
Palisade.
Hurrah for Eureka Con-, Albion and
Eureka Tunnel
Miss Ada Lansing, who has been quite
i'll, is rapidly recovering.
The London Mining Journal Of Feb. Is
quotes Richmond shares at $50 80.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. f., will
meet this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
The skating excitement continues at the
Rink, and will 80 long as the ice lasts.
The Eureka Con. during the month OF
February shipped 500, S01 70 in bullion.
Mr.. W. E. Griffin, who has been sick for
a number OF days, was not so well yester-
day.
Messrs. W. J. Tonkin & Go. will ship
three car loads Of hides to San Francisco
to-day.
Max Z. Bernheimer, B. J.. McCullom
and Mrs. M. Gordon arrived last evening
from Morey.
The managers are making great prep
aration for the Land League ball on the
18th instant.
The weather moderated considerably
yesterday. 1t was compelled to do SO in
order that it might
Mr.. Oscar Lewis has hung out a new
sign in letters of gold onsky blue ground,
1.-The Villa" Very neat.
1t commenced showing again about 5
O'Clock yesterday evening, and up to IL
o'clock about five inches had fallen.
Eureka Con. is again, within a fraction,
the boss OF the stock market. A dividend
for March is among the possibilities.
Abe Kaye observed a birthday last even
ing with a candy pull. The SENTINEL Is
indebted to the ladies for q plate of taffy.
Mrs. H. Zottman opens her new board
ing house this morning. See her adver-
tisement under the head Of New To-day"
Extensive mining operations will soon
be commenced by the Ruby underberg.
The company has been put On q perma-
nent cash basis.
The following persons will arrive by this
evenings train: Captain John e. Platter
Mrs. w. II. Clark.
The little difficulty between the crib
uters" and the Richmond Company has
had the effect Of bringing numbers Of
Ruby Killers down to town.
The Silver State reports that sheep are
dying at a sad rate on the Three Forks Of
the Owyhee. Out of $500 placed there by
n stock raiser last Fall only 40 are left
alive.
A letter from London States that Mr.. r.
Richard. formerly Superintendent of the
Richmond Company, has been appointed
Manager OF the Rnby-Dunderberg Com
pany.
Reno thinks that the next Republican
Convention should be held there. and Car
son claims that it should be held at the
Capital. How are these metropolitan
centers both to be gratifod?
The attendance at the funeral o. little
Lizzie Beene yesterday afternoon was very
large. The District Court, public school
and Grand Jury adjourned for the pur-
pose OF attending her funeral.
II the people OF the Base Range would
drop the Comstocks and invest in local
mining securities, they would retrieve their
losses in the next two years, and contrib
ute something to the general prosperity of
the camp.
The Virginia Chronicle says that no
news OF the whereabouts OF Miss Kate
Hill of Gold Hill. charged with completely
in a recent incendiary fire there, has yet
been received. Her sudden and successful
departure is suggestive.
DR.. J. r. N. Owen informs us that there
are six cases Of scarlet fever on Spring
street, and that the disease Is becoming
epidemic. Would it not be well for our
school trustees 10 investigate this matter
at once, and after doing so, if they deem
1t necessary, close the public SCHOOL,