Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-14

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was quite cold.
Mrs. w. E. Griffin arrived from the
East last night.
J. B. Riddle of the Z. 4 P. R. r.
Company of Palisade came up last night.
Work on the new accumulation at the
Eureka Con. works is rapidly progressing.
The Union Guard Band played some de-
lightful music on Main street last evening.
The funeral of Thomas Sheridan was
very largely attended yesterday afternoon.
The ladies who appeared in partial un-
dress at the Rink last night looked very
pretty.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL ia q good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
Hon. George W. Baker and wife left this
morning for a visit to Carson and San
Francisco.
The usual religious services will be
held in all the churches to-day except
the Presbyterian.
The assessment notice of the Albion
Company will be found in our advertis-
ing columns this morning.
Andy Stinson and Frank Swan have
leased tQ0 ddmDuTS Mluo, dLu Will GULL
mence working it Immediately.
As to the State tax for 1884, Controller
HalIock thinks the present rate 40 cents)
canno be reduced with safety.
The question of organizing a military
company will be discussed at the meeting
Of the Grand Army boys tonight.
Mr.. Brumsey's bill making the salaries
of State and county officers subject to
attachment passed the Senate Thursday.
There is a nice bit of news in regard to
postal orders for small sums to be found
this morning in our Eastern dispatches.
J. W. G. Maxwell, a mining expert from
California, has been examining the Albion
mine in the interest Of large shareholders.
Divine services will be held in the Epis-
copal Church to-day at II O'Clock A. NJ.
and at 7 P. NJ. All are welcome. Seats
free.
Main street was unusually lively last
evening. The skating carnival brought
down q large number OF people from Ruby
Hill.
The afternoon quotations of yesterday
placed Albion shares at 81 40. We under
stand that q large number Of shares were
sold at this price.
The principal street, Weed street, in Tus-
carora will henceforth be lighted up at
night by lamps provided by some OF the
principal merchants.
By q letter received from Ham ilton last
evening we learn that no new developments
have been made in relation to the death OF
George P. McConkey.
Upton Post, G.. A. r., meets tonight at
Y o,oloolr A oaparo1 ~offan6apaa ID desired.
as the installation of officers for the pres
ent year will take place.
The Knights of X. S. B. of Carlin intend
giving a grand anniversary masquerade
ball on the 22d of next month. Many
A resolution has been adopted in the
Assembly making each county delegation
a committee to adjust the fees and sal
aries of officers in their several counties.
The Navajo and Independence paid off
for the last month $4,000, and it is
thought, at least, that as much will be
paid off by them regularly for some time
to come.
We understand that it is the intention
of the County Commissioners to have iron
cells placed in the County Jail immediate
ly, when it will be both secure and COM
Portable.
Register Fred. Hinckley of the United
States Land Office, who has been laid up
from a fall at the Rink some two weeks
ago, is now able to go about with the
aid Of erutches.
Mrs. A. E. Kaye sailed yesterday from
San Francisco for Australia, on a visit to
her brother, Mr.. Tuttle, formerly Of the
firm of Rieman q Tuttle, photographers,
at San Francisco.
Next Friday evening Governor and Mrs.
Adams will hold a levee at the Carson
Opera House. The doors will be open to
the public on that occasion and everybody
is invited to attend.
The Eureka Tunnel Company continue
to make their regular daily shipments of
ore to the Eureka furnaces. As soon as
the new machinery is put in place the ship
ments will be largely increased.
The party announced for Monday night
by the Olympics is ordered postponed un.
til Friday night, owing to the i'll health OF
Mr.. Everts. Tickets sold for Monday
night will hold good for Friday night.
The Methodist supper, oysters and
coffee and other toothsome things, served
by fair hands. went nicely last night. The
neighborhood OF the church to the Skating
Rink was very happy. The ice was appe-
tizing and made the viands fly, and the
cause of the Lord was measursbly ad-
vanced.