Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-08

TWenty-olgnt degrees apoFe zero AZ !
A. NJ.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday tumbled
to Sill so.
There are but few vacant houses in Eu.
reka for rent.
Mr.. j. Ii. Lockwood arrived yesterday
from Hamilton.
The boys had a jolly good time at the
Rink last evening.
Mr.. L. r. CARRIERS condition last even
ing was reported better.
Mr.. E. A. Skillman left this morning for
q months visit in California.
The snow in the gorges Of Mt. Davidson
is said to be over 20 feet deep.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F.,
meet at z O'Clock this evening.
Mr.. A. P. Matthews of San Francisco
arrived by last evenings train.
A letter addressed to Charles H. Fisk ia
held for postage at the Postoffice.
A new 40-stamp mill, the Highland
Chief, at Lewis, is nearly completed.
Great preparation is being made for the
| the skating carnival on Saturday evening.
Since the Vienna disaster seats near the
door have been at a premium in European
theaters.
The Rink was crowded morning, noon
and night yesterday. The ice was in fine
condition.
The Bay State mine at Newark yesterday
| shipped to the Richmond works 80 tons Of
ore, averaging s250~per ton.
All hands on the Sutro Tunnel were dis
| charged last Thursday, and it's uncertain
when work will be resumed on the 'Great
Bore"
The Mormons expect / 500 converts from
London mex month, comprising a mum.
Der Of families and about 800 unmarried
women.
The direct road to Secret Canyon is i'm
passible for teams on account Of the deer
snow, but there is a good road round by
Pinto.
We understand That Mr.. N. Wescoati
will retain the position Of surveyor fol the
Richmond Company, but not as Superin'
tendent.
c.. M. Bonnemort, Superintendent Of
the Sierra Nevada at the time Of the big
bonanza in that mine, arrived in Eureks
last night.
Miss Frances Hodgkinson OF Carson,
formerly State Librarian, has received Al
appointment as telegraph operator at Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Wendell Phillips heads q petition against
compulsory vaccination, Of course ; but SC
do 80 Boston physicians, which is more
remarkable.
Jake Cohn has opened out his new place
OF business. He tells you all about it in q
new advertisement this morning in an
other column.
The ice is said, by those who have paid
some attention to the matter, TO be thicker
on the Humboldt and the sloughs at pres
ent than ii has been since the Winter OF
1868.
A grand birthday party is to be given TO
Mr.. F. j. Mette this evening on Ruby Hill.
and the stages will run for the accommo-
dalton of those who wish to attend from
Eureka.
who gave a young woman the famous ad-
vice: Give your appearance careful and
serious attention in you dressing room
and forget 1t elsewhere"
Yesterday morning was the third coolest
| OF the season. At 4 o'clock the mercury
had been driven to 5 degrees below zero.
me lowest TEN pefdtuTt ItdCuou tui5e III
ter is s degrees below zero.
E. Jacobs, general auctioneer, will hold
an extensive auction OF household goods
tomorrow at 1890 o'clock, at the Great
Eastern Variety Store. Sale positive, and
goods sold without reserve.
The grand concert and ball OF the Union
Guard Brass and String Band takes place
tomorrow evening. We learn that the at
tendance from Eureka will be large. 1t
will be a very pleasant entertainment.
1t is said that the expense OF running
the largest size furnaces at the Richmond
works, including the price Of extracting
the ores, charcoal, wood. labor, hauling,
and other incidentals. ia 81 200 per day.
The Reveille says that the Manhattan
mill has stopped for repairs and tue &C
cum1lation OF ores. as has been done for
years; that miners may have been dis
charged, but that the mine has not petered
out.
Mr.. Richard having reported favorably
on the Victoria mine, the English proprie-
tors have concluded to add 10 more stamps
to their present milling facilities, arrange
ments therefor being made in San Fran
cisco now.
The Lingards. who are fast acquiring
the reputation OF first-class theatrical
bilks, are getting a general scorching from
the California papers. The pretty Alice
very often fails to come to time, though
billed to appear.
The young people, the little folks Of Mr..
| Crawford's Sunday School, we're enter
tanned by that gentleman last night at the
parsonage. One Of the boys said: "We
played drop the pillow. Postofice and get
married. and we had lots Of fun stealing
the girls cloaks."
Rags are wanted at the County Hospital.
There are q number Of persons in the in
stitution with frozen limbs. and these re-
| quire frequent dressing. Families or indi-
viduAls having old or oast-off linen to give
can leave their address ct this Office, and
Mr.. Hunter will call for the contributions.
Mr.. Fl. Muller yesterday received q dis
patch from Mr.. Vim. Shaw OF New York,
stating that he would visit the Pacific
| Coast very soon, and will visit Eureka
some time In March. In early times Mr..
Shaw was Superintendent Of the Eureks
Con-, and later OF the Jackson Company
Bristols Prospects.
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