Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-26
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Sentinel's Reporter.
The fighting editor was in, vide Inter
views"
Bulwer yesterday declared a dividend Of
10 cents a share.
Upton Post, G.. A. R., will meet tonight
and nominate officers.
Fine turkey dinners will be served at all
the principal restaurants to-day.
Secure your seats for the Milton Mobiles
performance tomorrow evening.
Deprive a topper of his daily drink and
you actually take away his breath.
The usual divine services will be held in
all the churches to-day except the Presby-
terrain.
Everything is running nicely at the AL
bion works, and they are making lots OF
bullion.
Shipments from the Dunderberg mine
for the past four days have averaged about
16 tons per day.
Base Range Council No. 2, I. o. G. F.,
will meet at 1 o'clock this afternoon at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Rev. G. B. Crawford's subject for this
evening will be "Esau's Tears on the Loss
of His Birthright."
1t is rumored that the Richmond Com
pany will start up another furnace the first
of the coming month.
A private letter from Bellevue, Idaho,
says that a number of old Eurekans will
return here to Winter.
The Geddes & Bertrand Mining Compa-
ny yesterday made another shipment OF
bullion amounting to S., 500.
A Comstock editor tells what he would
do if he we're a ~jackass, and now people are
| sitting round on the rocks to see him do it.
Johnny McMann has received orders
from AL. Titus to do the assessment work
on the Eagle series of unpatented claims.
The statesman, crank and noisy creditor,
The "female thinker with aggressive views,
| And men who { want to see the editor"
Gan see themselves in 6 Interviews"
Recollect that the second annual ball of
Upton Post No. 20, G. A. R., takes place
next Thursday evening, and that it will be
a grand affair.
Superintendent Everts, while on a visit
to Hamilton a few days since, lost one OF
his match team horses, which took sud
denly sick and died.
Foreman Maxwell of the Eureka Tunnel
is building a track across the canyon from
the dump, to enable them to dump the ore
from the car into the wagons
The G. P. train was five hours late in
reaching Palisade last night, owing to an
accident on the Truckee Division, by
which twenty-three cars were ditched.
A week age in New York Albion was
quoted at So As to 81 per share Eureka
Con. at S14. and Eureka Tunnel (~assess-
ment paid) so cents and 60 cents per share.
Frazer and Molino have taken a lease of
the old Silver Lick mine and intend work
ing it vigorously. Some of the ore they
per ton.
There was a young man from Topeka
Who told a young girl from Eureka
He knew a sure cure for the blues.
When asked HIM to tell her,
This model young Teller
Said. "sew on your buttons and see Inter
views"
The drawing for "The Belle of the Fair"
took place at the school house yesterday
afternoon. Flora Nicholas of Ruby Hill
held the lucky number and was awarded
the doll.
The magnificent weather Of the past
week, of bright, warm, sunny days and
lovely moonlight nights, WAS supplanted
ldbt ulSHb Will Wu1b plOulloC W " Ill
ugly spell the coming week.
An italian amused himself at 1 o'clock
this morning by firing off a pistol in front
of the hurdy- house on lower Main street.
Officer Ashley was Immediately on the
spot and walked his nibs off to Jail.
Such a change has come over De Graf;
He's q walking electrotyped laugh;
And Il pill builder hearing the news
Said, "Ill just get his pictures
And put on my inixtures:. -.
Before and after he took 'Interviews.'"
Catterson and Nicholas, the two prison.
ers who were taken from here to Hamil-
ton, to stand trial on the charge of burg
larry, were sentenced by Judge Rives to
nine years each in the penitentiary.
A good illustration of the sanotum work
in a newspaper Office is given in Inter
views" Persona to whom this depart
ment OF journalism has been a deep mys-
terry will he enlightened by Mobiles patir-
ioai comedy.
Coon and Chase, arrested on q charge of
burglary, had an examination yesterday
before Judge Harmon. and were bound
ton Of the Grand Jury. They were re-
manded 20 prison.
There was an old crank named De Graf,
Aud nothing could Jake that Wss laugh
Puck, Bill Sye or the Danbury News.
Till there came q young man f ON HoboRen,
Who TOOK the sour. vissged old bloke in
To see Mobiles, who plays Interviews
At q meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners, held yesterday afternoon,
the following transfers were made; From
the General to the Current Expense Fund
the snm of SIG, 900, from the General to
the Salary Fund, 50 900, and from the
Town to the Fire Fund 81, $40. TIL Au-
ditor is prepared to redeem all outstanding
scrip against the Current Expense and
Fire Funds.
PERSONAL