Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-29
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Scraps from the Notebook Of the
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Senttners Reporter.
Attend church to-day.
We are having fine weather again.
L. r. CARRIER, Esq, is laid up with
rheumatism.
Two cases Of smallpox are reported at
Salt Lake City.
Miss G.. Devere arrived from San Fran
cisco last evening.
All the magazines for February can be
found at Calisher's.
Manager Probert will arrive from Cali
fornia this evening.
The Postofice letter list will be found
in another column.
The "Bix Six" were very attractive at
he carnival last evening.
Up to l o'clock this morning nc arrests
| Of any kind had been made.
Even Postmaster Smith complains that
business in his office is dull.
The price of the electric light has been
advanced in Salt Lake City.
A lady's gold chain has been found and
left at this Office for the owner.
The delinquent sale of Lady Bryan
stock has been postponed to Feb. 10.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Presbyterian.
Hon. VIM. Doolin, who has been in the
East for several months, arrived last even
ing.
The attendance at the carnival last even
ing was much larger than on the previous
| occasion.
The Order Of Chosen Friends will hold
a meeting at 1 O'Clock this afternoon at
their hall.
much worse, paralyzed and unable to recog
nize any one.
Judge +. W. Cole left this morning for
San Francisco. He will return here in
about a month.
A shipment OF ore from the Bay State
mine at Newark was sent to the Richmond
works yesterday.
The New England dinner given by the
ladies of the Methodist Church netted
them nearly 500.
The first lot of ties for the Eureka d
Colorado River Railroad arrived by the E.
Il p. on Thursday.
Main street was almost deserted last
evening, owing to the large attendance at
the skating carnival.
The Richmond Mining Company have
piled up at their works about 81 $50, 900
worth Of refined lead.
Bert Sherwood had a substantial benefit
at Comes Varieties last night, and the
performance gave entire satisfaction.
The Ruby Hill people have expressed a
wish that "Pocahontas" be played up
there. They will probably be gratifed.
The south drift OF the sutro Tunnel will
connect with Caledonia Tuesday next.
This will be an important item to the
mines in the neighborhood.
Miss Evelyn Wagner, who has been Wis.,
iting several Of her young friends here for
several weeks, left this morning for her
home at Butte City, Montana.
There will be a rehearsal Of the Ora
matte Club on Tuesday evening next at the
Opera House, when the date Of the first
performance will be announced.
The Richmond coal bins are so full that
teams are being unloaded near the old
circus lot, south of the furnaces, where
quite a reserve is accumulating.
A team loaded with freight for Hot Creek,
Reveille District, pulled out from the de-
pot yesterday morning. Freight for the
southern country is very light at present.
A Michigan girl tried to commit suicide
by swallowing thirty-six shirt buttons.
Fortunately her digestion mistook them for
railway restaurant beans and she was
saved.
The Dramatic Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers President, Mrs. W. P.
Haskell Treasurer, Colonel E. N. Robin
son Secretary, E. yanderlieth Director,
G. E. Allen.
"Pink-eye," the new horse disease. is
prevalent in San Francisco, and quite O
number Of fatal cases nave occurred. Fat
animals are more liable to the epidemic
than lean ones.
As o az the weather moderates the E.
& p. Railroad Company will lay a branch
track to the Richmond lead pile. The
track was started a few days ago, but work
was suspended on account Of the cold.
Congressman Cassidy is fond OF Wash
ington life. He beat a Congressman from
Maine ont Of $500 at poker the other
evening" The above is from the Bodie
Free Press, and the last sentence is untrue.
At the urgent request OF many OF the
citizens Of Eureka and Ruby Hill the
Union Guard Band will give a concert and
ball at Miners Union Hall on the night
OF Feb. 0. The programme will appear in
a few days.
T. M. Healey. one OF the Irish patriots,
arrived on the Comstock Friday morning.
He reports that bis colleague, T. p.
O'Connor, was taken i'll at Benicia, CAL,
and did not think 1t best to proceed on
his journey, as he had every symptom OF
pneumonia.