Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
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sentinel's Reporter.
st. Patrick's Day.
Reno runs a changing on her streets.
It beats the Oldest inhabitant how the
beautiful weather lasts.
Religious services will be held at the
Catholic Church this morning.
Mrs. D. R. Sessions returned last night
from q three weeks visit at Carson.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at @
M. Fassett's drug store, Ruby Hill.
This is the time Of year when the uneasy
Eurekans want to seek pastures new.
Msssrs. Morris & Levy are in daily re-
ceipt of new and elegant styles OF dry
goods.
The largest Board sales Of Eureka Tun-
mel stock ever made in n day were made
yesterday.
The Silver State says that @. O.. Wallace,
author Of the Assessors bill, passed West
on Thursday.
Sheriff Sweeney has q notice OF sale OF
personal and real property under the head
of 'New To-day"
Judge Sawyer will hold q session of the
United States Circuit at Carson m
ing on Monday next.
Ben. Butler once said: character is
what a man is. Reputation is what a red
nosed editor says about him.
For choice brands Of cigars to select
from, 60 to Singleton & McNicols, q few
doors south of the G courthouse.
A benefit for Manager John Piper is
already being gotten up by the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society of Virginia
City.
1t is too bad that Uncle Jimmy Fair
will not resign the Senatorship, so that
some Of the aspirsnts could get tin the
neck.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
at 8 o'clock this afternoon. Send it to
your friends in the East and Europe. 1t
will give them more news than two dozen
letters.
Four thousand, one hundred and ninety
shares of Albion sold yesterday at prices
ranging from 10 to Is cents, and 1,15O
shares OF Eureka Tunnel sold at 81 05
and 81.
Tomorrow palm Sunday at the Gath
Ollie Church, Mr.. Mundy will sing the Gel
ebrated bass solo, 'Propeccatis," from
Rossini's "Stabat Mater" at the morning
service.
In q month or two, or as soon as u
Spring storms are over with, the o
tains around Eureka will be full OF pros
pectors. We have never before heard 80
much talk about prospecting.
The heavy sales in Albion yesterday, at
10 and Is cents, and the rise to 20 cents
afterward on the street, gave rise to con-
siderable speculation about town, but it
was generally given up as a quien sabe
case.
The little crowds of miners that have
been making Main street lively for the last
two weeks or more, in consequence OF the
Albion troubles, have entirely disappeared,
rendering our principal thoroughfare more
lonesome than ever.
A report was current last night that
Robert Zeile had received a dispatch from
San Francisco in regard to negotiations
pending for the adjustment of Albion in
debtedness, but the report was incorrect.
Nobody has had any news yet from that
quarter.
The weather continues delightfully."- sun
and pleasant, though a cooler atmos-
phere has prevailed for the past three days,
owing to q slight breeze from the north,
which lowered the temperature 10 degrees.
At 6 last evening the thermometer regis
tered 48 degrees.
The Gold Hill end of the Comstock, after
dragging its slow length along like a
wounded snake for something over two
years, received a sudden shake-up yester-
day afternoon. Jacket, Point and Belcher
were in active demand at so per cent ad-
vance. The water must be leaking out in
to China, or else old Bill Sharon has
arisen from one of old Rips ~siestas.
The Denver & Rio Grande people, it is
said, will complete their road from Pro.
vost to Salt Lake City by the LIST Of April.
Immediately afterwards, according to the
letter of Superintendent Goss to Hon.
George w. Baker, the entire construction
force, with all the apparatus now in use,
will be set at work to build the Eureka &
Colorado River Railroad. the building to
be commenced at the east end and move
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