Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-25
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sentfners Reporter.
"Miss Chester tonight.
A general thaw prevailed yesterday.
District Court meets at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
There is an unusual amount Of sickness
about town.
Mrs. d. W. Levan was still quite III
last evening.
Mr.. Henry Bishop arrived from Sacra-
mento last night.
Mr.. NJ. s. Sharp OF Newark Valley was
in town yesterday.
II you can raise a dollar tonight go and
see miss Chester"
At the rattle last evening for the fancy
bed quilt ticket No. 60 won it.
The attendance at the Public School ex.
animation yesterday was not large.
Eugene Donahue had his left foot ampu-
tated yesterday at the County Hospital.
M. j. Franklin & Co. will open up a
fresh arrival of dry goods this morning.
Mr.. Thomas Baker was better yester-
day, but is not considered out Of danger.
Karsky says he has finer clothing, and
sells it cheaper, than any other house
in Eureka.
Eureka Con. shares were quoted yester-
day at S13 Albion at 50, and Eureka Tun-
mel at 81 so.
Those who have good ears for elocution
should hear ''Shamus 0'Brien" at the
Opera House tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Beatty left this
morning for San Francisco. They will be
absent about W weeks.
Judge Hillyer of Carson is now said TO
be on the road to recovery. He converses
nationally and is able to walk about.
Mr.. James Murphy, who has been visit
ing California for his health the past
month, returned last night looking like the
daisies.
The four pappooses that were born to
an Indian woman at Gridley, recently, are
all alive and well, and, with the mother,
are getting along finely.
The Enterprise says the rush Of water
which is now pouring in at the Yellow
Jacket is astonishing, even to the Oldest
miners on the Comstock.
r. M. Beatty, Esq, has gone TO San
Francisco on professional business, and
during his absence d. E. Baily, Esq, will
attend to his legal affairs.
The Enterprise of last Thursday says:
All is going on we'll at the northend, and
soon some good developments may be
looked for in that direction.
There is a large amount OF machinery
for the Geddes x Bertrand Few mill lying
at the depot. 1t will be removed to Sc
cret Canyon as soon as the roads will per-
NIT.
The suit OF Hon. F. W. Cole VS.. the
Richmond Consolidated Mining Company
Of Nevada occupied the Court all of yes
terday, and drew a large and sympathetic
audience.
Nearly all the snow on the streets has
disappeared, and in some places they are
getting dusty. Eureka is never troubled
with muddy streets for any great length of
time.
ID. o. Mills, who is an amateur in the
fine arts, and has a fine private collection
OF paintings and engravings, has been
elected a Trustee OF the New York Metro
politAn Museum.
The ball on the 22d at the Dew Drop
Station, kept by Mrs. Waugh. In Newark
Valley, was q pleasant affair and highly
enjoyed by those present. Dancing was
hept up uutii o U cioch u INC AoinAnb'
In the case Of Hon. +. W. Cole VS.. The
Richmond Consolidated Mining Company
Of Nevada in the District Court yesterday,
for a retaining fee Of 81 500, the jury re-
turned a unanimous verdict for the plain
tiff in the full amount sued for.
An old resident OF Eureka writes from
Butte City, Montana, under date OF Feb.
II, and says: "Cold is no name for the
weather In Butte. as the thermometer is 80
degrees below zero, and some OF the old
residents call it mild and pleasant
weather."
Our people have had few opportunities
to see a good actress on the local boards,
and they will miss a rich dramatic treat II
they remain away from the Opera House
tonight. Mrs. Walters 10 an artistic who
has no superior in her line on the Ameri-
can stage.