Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-22
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A COL organization is reported here.
The big keno at Joe Mendes' tonight.
Hon. A. J. Blair OF Bristol is in town..
The Ruby Killers are enjoying a season
of coasting.
The weather yesterday was quite mild
and pleasant.
The Oates troupe left this morning for
Salt Lake City.
Reported smallpox in Montana will not
keep our people from going there.
Very flattering reports come from the
Bay state mine in Newark District.
The usual services will be held at the
Methodist and Catholic churches to-day.
Andy Lee Of Currant Greek. has been
visiting on the Base Range for several
days.
Senator Fair and Congressman Cassidy
have our thanks for another batch Of pub.
docs.
The Oates Troupe commence an engage
meDt at the Salt Lake Theater tomorrow
evening.
The Battery mine at Newark, owned by
II. Sadler & Co., is yielding large guam
titles of rich ore.
Hon. Thomas Robinson, who has been
quite i'll in the East, is better, and will
return here soon.
Judge Cole will leave for San Francisco
during the present week, and will return
again in February.
Joe Moline & Co. yesterday commenced
shipping ore from the Wide West mine to
the Richmond works.
There will be a general rehearsal OF
"Pocahontas" at the Opera House to-mor-
row evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL, published yes
terday afternoon, is a splendid number to
send to your friends in the East.
Jacob Wadish, Road Commissioner,
reports all the roads leading out Of Eureka
in splendid condition for teaming.
No, Creme" next year is not leap year.
We are open for proposals, however, even
il the year 1882 cannot be divided by A.
Charley Lautenschlager is at Passo
Robes Springs, for the benefit OF his health.
He will probably remain there a month.
Scarcity OF work here is driving out
quite a number OF our old miners to other
camps. They will return, however, in the
Spring.
The keveille reports it exceedingly dull
at Austin. Railroad trains and stages ar
rive and depart regularly, often without a
passenger.
Another skating carnival is announced
at the rink for next Saturday evening by
Messrs. Mckay i Co. Doubtless it will be
a grand affair.
The Order of Chosen Friends hold a
meeting tomorrow evening ut Z O'Clock at
the Courthouse. Business OF Importance
will be transacted.
An Eastern man is said to have been
killed the other day in a Sacramento lunch
stand by a Nevada man, who threw a sea-
soned doughnut at his head.
Brother Smith Of Pinto will give a grand
dance on Tuesday evening next. He ex-
ends a general invitation to Eureka and
Ruby Hill people to be present.
As soon as Spring opens several OF our
old citizens will strike Out for Washington
Territory. to see what the inducements
are there for making permanent residences.
English before Latin by all means, says
the London Globe, and we propose the
word "Out." in luminous paiat, for the
inside OF theater doors, instead Of the con-
ventional Exit"
An empty box from which the label
'feed and water" had not been removed,
| passed. DacA from tuc Ehst W u
cisco, and was 'tfed and watered" all the
way across the continent.
Divine services at the Episcopal Church
to-day at IL o'clock 4. NJ. and ESQ p. NJ.
Miss Minnie Griffin will sing an o~ffertory
solo in the evening. Sunday School at !
p. NJ, after the morning service.
The prizes to be given to the best sus-
tanned characters at the skating carnival are
now on exhibition. The lady's prize can
be seen at P. Steler's, and the gentleman's
at Ed. Wilhelm's jewelry establishment.
Hank Monk declines TO travel as part Of
q monkey show in the East on the strength
Of having told Horace Greeley to keep his
seat" Notwithstanding the tempting offer
OF $3.50 a month and whisky toddies sour.
A local punster seeing the big trunks OF
the Oates troupe standing on the pave
ment in front OF the Jackson House last
night, called on q Constable TO arrest the
flights" He was shot - across the street
to Jack Perry's.
Those who wish to enjoy the novelty OF
a sleighride by night. and q jolly dance
besides. will have an opportunity Tuesday
evening. The charges for livery teams
will be reduced for the occasion. See Mr..
Commissioner Smiths advt.
"Pocahontas," or the gentle savage.
which Is to be played by our juvenile anna
teurs on Thursday evening next, will no
doubt draw q full house. The box-sheet
will be open tomorrow morning At ~
o'clock at the Opera House. Prices as
usual.
Billy Hill, an employe OF the E. 4 p.
Railroad, who has been in California for
the past six weeks, returned to Eureka by
Friday nights train. From him we learn
that Johnny Bell, for q long time engineer
on the passenger train between here and
Palisade. Is running a passenger train out
of Ell Paso, Texas.
A social party win be given by the Cen
tenpial Guard on Tuesday evening next at
Miners Union Hall. The party is given
in honor OF Mr.. George Dell, who will de-
part for Butte City, Montana, on he fol-
lowing morning. The music will be fur
nished by the Centennial Guard Band,
and a very pleasant time may be antici-