Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-18
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Palm Sunday.
Yesterday was payday for our school.
marms.
State Printer Harlow has his force at
| work on the statutes.
Eureka Con. yesterday levied an assess.
ment Of ST per share.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day.
A pack train Of mules is delivering wood
in Candelaria at $14 per cord.
There will be some fine singing at the
Catholic Church this morning.
Base Range Council No. 2, I. o. O. F.,
meets at 1880 o'clock this evening.
There was q large attendance at the
morning services at the Catholic Church
yesterday.
The change in the Board Of Directors in
the Albion Company gives very general
satisfaction here.
Uncle John Horn continues to think
hat there is still q colofed individual in
the woodpile of the Courthouse.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com
pany at a meeting held yesterday afternoon
levied an assessment Of one cent per share.
The Jenkins brothers have taken q lease
of the Lord Byron mine, situated on Pros
pect Mountain, from the Dunderberg
Company.
F. W. Clute of San Francisco tele-
graphed William Pardy last evening that
had been settled.
Track iron for the Carson and Colorado
road il passing Reno at q lively rate.
Twenty carloads have gone south within
the past two days.
Bro. Smith was in town yesterday max
ing extensive preparation for the dance
that is to take place at the Pinto Hotel
next Tuesday evening.
A M at Dillon, M. T., recently gave
birth to twin babies that are Joined to-
gether at the soles of their feet. The little
ones are alive and healthy.
Delegate Singiser Of Idaho claims That
the Mormons have increased so rapidly in
that Territory that they now number fully
one-third of the population.
The tumble in Eureka Con. shares yes
terday may be accounted for by the ASSESS
ment of 81, which, doubtless, will be
cheerfully paid by the stockholders.
We publish as a warning to some lads of
hoodlnmish tendencies in Eureka that
five boys were arrested aud put in jail in
Virginia Thursday for a%ssaulting China
men.
The Hooks & Knicks boys had o grand
blowout at tho hanging OF their new bell
Yesterday. After it was hung they gave it
a fair trial, and we hope they are pleased
with it.
It will be seen in this issue that the Sec
rotary of the Miners Union has lost a Hi
hernia Bank pass book. The finder will
confer q favor by returning it to the Secre-
tary, T. H. Pearce.
Charles Ridden came in from Silverado
Mountain. Pinto District, yesterday for
the purpose of making a contract for
hauling ore from the Silver Nugget mine
to the Richmond works.
OF the Comstock mines listed at the
San Francisco Stock Exchange there have
been paid in assessments ST., 293, ATS to
date. The total dividends disbursed by
the mines aggregate S116, 5S7 100.
A telegram was received from San Fran
cisco last evening stating that Albion
shares were selling on the street for 50
cents. We infer from this that satisfactory
arrangements have been made for a set
Element.
We have heard Of horrors, but the most
horrible horror We have ever heard OF Is
that noted in our dispatches from Ohio
this morning. A mother brought to birth
prematurely and the offspring scalded to
death in the act Of being born.
San Francisco Exchanges: Putting q
thistle between the sheets OF the victims
bed has long been regarded as the acme OF
rough practical joking, and yet David
Davis seems to have no objection to sleep
ing with a Burr in his bed. In fact he
rather appears to like it.