Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-07
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Miss Anna Reece has met with q loss. See
"New To-day"
The savings banks Of San Francisco loan
money for 4 per cent.
Sleighing and skating are the pastime at
Salt Lake City just now.
The second crop of frozen ears and toes
are coming to the surface.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
J. N. Hill and Ben. G. Levy have filed
their official bonds as Notaries Public.
Now that the theater companies have
gone the Skating Rink will be the attrac-
ton.
Religious services will be held at II
O'Clock this morning at the Episcopal
Church.
The celebration of the New Year COM
menced in dead earnest in Chinatown last
evening.
This is the time Of year when the pur-
loiner gets his work in on his neighbours
wood pile.
1t is said that kissing cures freokles, but
every red headed woman in the country
knows better.
A movement is on foot to abolish our
| city government. This should have been
done long ago.
During 1882 there were shipped from
Winnemucca 22,175 head of cattle and
$40, 5S5 pounds of wool.
Henry Bishop, formerly Of Eureka, but
now a resident of London, has our thanks
for copies of the Times.
After being frozen up on the U. P. rail
road, two Eastern mails arrived at our
Postofice Monday night.
All cases now at issue in the District
Court will not come up for trial until
after the 5th of March next.
Auditor Hall was full of business yester-
day, drawing warrants on the County
Treasury and rejecting illegal bills.
Ward is to indulge in the luxury OF a
hurdy-house. 1t astonishes us to know
that Ward has never had one before.
The Ruby Hill water pipes are all frozen
up, and water is being hoisted from the
Jackson mine to supply the necessities Of
the people.
F. H. Harmon, Justice OF the Peace Of
Eureka Township, has qualified as a Notary
Public, and is prepared to transact bust
ness as such.
There are now five or six sets of tribut-
ers at work in the Jackson mine on Ruby
Hill, and good results may be obtained
from it before long.
There seems to be an effort to get up q
railroad boom in certain quarters. But
there is nothing said as yet about the
subsidy attached to it.
Garden City, Utah, has had ia cases
of measles since Christmas, and only one
death. Garden City knows how to cult
vate measles successfully.
The committee of the Clerks Associa-
ton ball has our thanks for complimentary
tickets. The affair takes place Friday
evening at the Opera House.
DR.. Keen is in receipt of a letter from
R. Mcintyre, in which the latter speaks
we'll of Ouray, Colorado, as q mining dis
trict, which is now his residence.
In the case of J. Lindenberg vs. Monu-
mental Tunnel aud Mining Co., yesterday,
defendant was given until and including
Feb. % to file answer to amended COM
plant.
The Travellers Insurance Company's
losses in the Newhall House fire were
SIT, 900, and were promptly paid. Andrew
Haskell is agent for the company in this
place.
1t is reported that some tributers have
struck a good thing on the eighth level Of
the Eureka Con-, and the company have
offered them good terms to throw up their
pitch.
1t is reported that Major W. s. Long,
while on a surveying trip a few days ago,
had his feet badly frost bitten, and that he
will probably suffer the loss Of some of
his toes.
DR.. G.. Hass, formerly of Eureka, but
now of Salt Lake City, will visit England
the coming Spring to negotiate for the
production Of his play for the season OF
1sS3-'s4.
The following lines are sung by the
| children in a Mormon Sunday SCHOOL,:
A loving band Of children we're all to Zion
bound,
For our father lovss our mothers, every one
and all around.
In the case of the Richmond N. Go. Va.
q. N. Robinson ct al, in the DISTRICT
Court yesterday, defendants were granted
costs up to date, and the case was con-
tinued for the term.
An ore bin is being built at the Williams
burg mine, and they are cleaning out the
drift, preparatory to the contractors going
to work. The company have 50 tons OF
galena ore ready for shipment.
There we're a number of unkind things
said in and about the Courthouse yester-
day, caused by the sction OF the Board OF
County Commissioners in their meeting
on Monday. They can't please everybody.
We of Nevada, while complaining OF
cold weather, are not so badly OIL as the
people Of Butte City, Montana, where
whisky froze solid in 30 minutes, and the
people carried cocktails in chunks in
their overcoat pockets.
Forty thousand shares Of Rescue Mining
stock, and eight thousand shares OF Pros
pect Mountain Tunnel stock were sold yes
terday by Deputy U. s. Marshal Jones, to
satisfy a judgment held by H.. hickard
against John Shoenbar, formerly OF Eu-
reka.
Several Ruby Hill miners are striking
out for Prospect Mountain and adjoining
districts, seeking to lease mines. ANY
mine owner having a good mine to lease
can find men willing to make terms by
calling at NJ. H. Joseph's Mining Ex-
change.
Messrs. Clemo, Waters u Co. are ship
ming ore from the Jackson mine to the Eu-
reka Con. furnaces. This is from the 300
level. While the ore body is not very ex-
tensive it is large enough to encourage
other miners to seek tribute pitches in
the same mine.
In the copper mines Of Cornwall, Eng
land. where the water level is reached. the
ore sometimes changes its character from
copper to tin. Surprising that similar
changes will occur in the character OF orc
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