Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-13

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Senfiners Reporter.

Sentiners Reporter.
The sleighing continues fine.
The knights Of Pythias meet this even
ing.
Will there BIO an organization2 There
should be.
Dyptheria has again made its appear
ance among the children.
The pay roll OF the Virginia & Truckee
Railroad for December was $35, 900.
The Board OF Pardons have again de-
MED the application Of ALI. Chartz for a
pardon.
Mr.. Grif. ]. Griffith, formerly Of the
Wales Con-, arrived from the East last
evening.
Up to 10 O'Clock last evening 80 season
tickets had been sold for the Oates per-
formances.
The amount Of city licenses collected by
the Sheriff Of Ormsby for the past year
foots up s 5,170.
The Enterprise says the Alice Oates
Opera Company give good, square, clean
cut entertainments.
At the Virginia City theater on Thurs
day evening, between 900 and 1000 per-
sons witnessed the Oates Opera.
The ice at the Rink was never in finer
condition than last evening, and was en-
joyed by a very large attendance.
The remains of Henry A. Jones, who
died at Virginia City on Monday last, have
been sent to San Francisco for interment.
Three cases Of variola wero reported
in San Francisco Monday, and the patients
were sent to the hospital OF Twenty-sixth
street.
Mrs. Jean Clara Walters arrived from
San Francisco last evening, and during her
visit here will be the guest Of Mrs. E. j.
Butler.
Miss Jean Clara Walters had her first
sleigh-ride last evening in coming up from
the depot. She must have found it pretty
tolerably cold.
The Union Guard Band have received a
very fattering notice from the Austin
Reveille, in which place they gave a con-
cert last night.
Col. Thomas J. Taylor was dangerously
i'll last evening with pneumonia. His
physician thought he would have q hard
time to pull through the night.
There were issued from the Postofice in
Carson during the year 1881, 6,847 money
orders, amounting to $3.50, 093 80 On this
sum the Government fees were 81 1888 IS.
The box sheet for the sale of season
tickets for the Oates Opera Bouffe per-
formances closes at 4 O'Clock this after
noon, when reserved seats may be OBJ
tanned.
Richard Farman, O native Of Canada,
and n girl named Mary l.. Pendergast, born
in Virginia City, have been adjudged in
sane and ordered to the insane asylum from
Storey County.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.. Salisbury left this
morning for Salt Lake. Mr.. Salisbury will
return in about six weeks, in time to be
present when the Geddes & Bertrand works
are started up.
Miss Bertha Kaufman will be rendered a
benefit at Comes Varieties tomorrow
night. A host Of volunteers will assist,
and the entertainment promises to be an
interesting one.
It. NJ. Healy, member OF Parliament,
and one Of the Irish leaders in the pres
ent struggle, arrived sat Merced, Califor-
mia, yesterday. He will go to San Fran
cisco next Tuesday.
Superintendent Bliss OF the Water Com
pany requests us TO give notice to the resi-
dents OF Atlas Hill that the water will be
tQIutu OI ~ y " CiOCh ILLS nOin2uSt iOI
the purpose OF making needed repairs.
A Philadelphia Judge has declared that
he can see no difference between gambling
in stocks and gambling of any other kind,
calling 1t a very ~disreputable business and
one that ought to be prohibited by law.
Two cases of smallpox were discovered
on the West-bound emigrant train Mon
day night. There were two cars, which
have been quarantined and are now lying
on a side track one mile east Of Truckee.
Ned Looney, assisted by a man named
Kelly, yesterday tore town an old shanty
known as the "robber's ~roost," on Ruby
avenue. II is claimed that it has long
been a hiding place for disreputable per-
sons.
In Justice Harmon's Court yesterday,
Thomas Mccain was tried for vagrancy.
The jury returned o verdict OF not guilty.
The case OF Geo. Sullivan, on the same
charge. was postponed till tomorrow at2
o'clock.
The three men arrested at Winnemucca
and taken to Virginia, on suspicion OF
being the Pollock murderers, have been
examined and proved innocent. The i'm
.agination Of the informant made all the
trouble.
They are va~ccinating by the squads In
Chicago. Mondays the policemen are
vaceinated, Tuesdays the children in the
public SCHOOLS, Wednesdays the strangers,
Thursdays the preachers, Fridays the bus
mess men, Saturday is ladies' day, and
Sunday is set apart for unassigned classes.
The State Superintendent Of Public In
struction has made his first semi-annual
apportionment of school moneys for the