Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-16
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sentinels Reporter.
Assessor Wallace is on county business
at Palisade.
With the opening Of Spring comes the
thirst for beer.
Mob Hill Hose Company hold a meet.
ing this evening.
W, J. Penrose and wife left this morn.
ing for San Francisco.
After July / there will be a tri-weekly
mail from Eureka to Typo.
The McCutchan mine, at Austin, has
just been purchased for $4,000.
Fifteen feet of the LOGAN shaft have been
completed for the week ending to-day.
We do not learn of anything in the way
| of celebrating st. Patrick's day in Eureka.
How is this?
Mrs. Bessie Hedley was granted a d.
vorce from King Hedley in the District
Court yesterday.
The Enterprise suggests that the people
of Virginia City build q theater for John
Piper by subscription.
John Piper's loss by the burning OF his
theater and saloon is estimated at So, 900.
Not q cent of insurance.
The dance at Mrs. Murphy's, New Town,
takes place tonight, and those who attend
are insured a good time.
Jurors in attendance on the District
Court have been excused until the Goth
instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
No passengers arrived by the E. & P.
train last night. Recently it is all depart
ures and but few arrivals.
A splendid opportunity is offered for an
investment in Il grocery and fruit store.
See advertisement in another column.
Miners recently in the employ Of the
Albion are branching out for points in
White Pine, Nye and Lincoln Counties.
On and after July 1 Typo is to have a
tri-weekly mail direct between Eureka and
that place. At present all mail for Typo
goes via Austin.
Bro. Smith will give a social dance at
his Pinto Hotel on Tuesday evening next,
to which he extends a general invitation
to all lovers Of dancing.
James clearinghouse, the we'll known
sporting man, and a resident of Eureka
several years ago, died of consumption at
Tombstone on the 7th inst.
Attorney General Davenport became the
father of a fine boy on Sunday.-Carson
Appeal. This is embarrassing. The
mothers name is not mentioned.
Beatifc Lodge No. Z, X. Of P, meets
this evening at 7 o'clock, instead of 1880.
All members are requested to be present,
as there will be work in the various de-
grees.
The Independent of Wednesday says:
The death rate for the last few days has
been something unusual for Elko; ono
funeral on Monday, one yesterday, two to-
day and one tomorrow.
A man whose family went recently from
Eureka to California wrote to him how
much cheaper they could live there. He
wrote back to them to stay. There is moth
ing like being economical.
Albert Rosenheim got o unanimous YER
dict in the District Court yesterday in his
case against F. Hasten to recover $500 OF
a promissory note, the case having come
up on appeal from the Justices Court.
J. M. Scanland, q journalist we'll known
in this city, says the San Francisco Call
of the 14th, and late Of the New York
Tribune staff, leaves this morning for
new Northwest for the Tribune and other
journals. j. Nj. is a cousin Of Gid. J.
Scanland, formerly of Eureka.
Now York Sun: 1.-THE silver ore Of the
Nevada mines is so intimately associated
with lead that nearly one-half of the
miners who handle it become afflicted
sooner or later with wrist drop, palsy, or
half paralysis" This whitening influence,
together with the degrading vices that
prevail in the 'rotton borough" is e1-
pected to reduce the population Of this
State by the end Of 1888 to something
undar 100. --