Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-04
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Go and see "My Sweetheart" tomorrow
evening.
The January debt reduction was 3d.
$50, 1888.
Judge Rives will select a Grand Jury
tomorrow.
Navajo yesterday declared q dividend
Of 25 cents per share.
The sleighing mas never been better in
Eureka than at pre- sent.
The February term of the District Court
meets tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Board of County Commissioner
will meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
ri tell you what, I am spoons on
Minnie in MY Sweetheart ben. But
Ter.
No. Q furnace at the Albion is running
smoothly, and turning out a good lot Of
bullion.
"Bull the mark with Palmer and MY
Sweetheart I'll stand by you."-Jay
Gould.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day, except the
Presbyterian.
The Salt Lake Tribune makes mention
of O severe snowstorm in that locality on
Friday last.
The Albion, including the present, has
levied 10 assessments, amounting in the
total to S472, 500.
At Palisade yesterday morning at 8
o'clock the thermometer stood at % de-
grees below zero.
The Minnie Palmer troupe will arrive
tomorrow morning on a special car at
tached to the freight train.
Silverado Mountain, Pinto District, will
be the scene of active mining operations
during the coming Summer.
Eureka Con. is selling in New York at
$40 rs and Sill IS, and Eureka Tunnel at
10 cents bid and 80 cents asked.
The Carson Appeal charges that as the
railroad bills are brought forth the legisla-
tive absentees increase in number.
If our icy sidewalks are to be the rule
all Winter, one Of Haskells accident pol
icies would be a good thing to have.
There will be divine service at the
Episcopal Church to-day at II A. NJ. and
Z P. NJ. Sunday school at l P. NJ. Seats
free.
Low grade ore has been found in the
Ruby Hill Tunnel on Prospect Mountain,
and the property is in a promising condi-
ton.
The machinery on the Williamsburg
mine on Adams Hill North is about COM
pleted and active work will soon be re-
sumed.
The following coinage was executed at
the Carson Mint during January, 1888: In
double eagles, $118, 600; in standard dol
lars, S100, 900. Total, S21S,0OO.
The box-sheet for the Minnie Palmer
performances on Monday and Tuesday
evenings will be opened at the Opera
House at 8 O'Clock this morning.
Leavitt's stars performed to a good
matinee yesterday and a moderate aud
fence last night. The company left for
the East on this mornings train.
Assemblyman Riepe has introduced a
joint memorial and resolution to Congress
asking for mail between Ell Dorado Can
yon, Lincoln Co., to San Bernardino, Cal.
There are several extensive mining sales
pending, which will probably be consum-
mated during the next three months, when
capital will develop some fine mining
properties.
The new firm of Lamott & Servlentis
will hereafter conduct the Consolation"
Saloon on North Main street, where the
best Of refreshments can at all times be
found.
Our "quid nunc' was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday afternoon with sore throat
and congestive chills. We think a dozen
or so shot scotch" will bring him out all
right again in a day or 80.
Charles B. %streitberger Of Typo informs
us that the work of development is still
being prosecuted in the mines of Florence
District, and that the miners are encoun-
tering rich ore, some OF which assays we'll
in gold.
1t is currently reported that the Rich
mond Company has purchased the Dead
broke mine, on Prospect Mountain, owned
by Martin Piantoni. This Is conceded to
be one Of the best mining properties in the
district.
The ~sleighing between Ruby Hill and
Eureka is splendid, and Mikel's sleighs ruiz
up and return every two hours throughout
the day, and only charge 81 for the round
trip. This is q chance for an economi-
cal sleighride.
The contractors at the Horace Tony
mine on Adams Hill have on the dump
two tons Of ore containing black metal in
large proportion. There are also three
tons of rich chloride and about so tons of
hux ores, all ready for shipment to the
furnaces.
The ladies must not fail to see the ele-
CANT wardrobe and costly jewels OF "My
Sweetheart'-Little Minnie Palmer-the
prettiest, youngest and merriest lady on
| the boards. The Eastern public are wild
over her, and she will certainly become a
| great fsvorite here.
A majority of the members OF Upton
Post, G.. A. R., are not at all pleased
with the bill recently drawn and sent to
the Legislature, asking for arms, etc.
They do not want any military company
or arms. Their present organization
suits them we'll, and they will strenu-
ously oppose the passage Of the bill.
The oolored individual who takes care OF
Billy Mills horse and cutter played
smash with the whole institution yester-
day, by letting the horse run away with
him and the sleigh, breaking up the latter
into kindling wood, and scattering the
robes and himself all over the country
down about the depot. The sleigh is be-
ing repaired, and Billy will make a mash
with It before the fine sleighing is gone.
PERSONAL.