Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-31

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Miss Lulu Mccartney came up last nigh,
hon. ]. t. Williams returned home ves.
terdsy afternoon.
Il. ssdler is now running the Clute
grocery establishment,
Nick Simonsen. the Coal Creek granger
was in town yesterday.
Hon. M. D. Foley returned last nigh,
from q visit to California.
Hooks and Knicks ball tonight. Give
the ladies q good attendance.
Hon. George W. Baker and wife returned
last night from San Francisco.
The Ruby Hill letter list is published
under the head Of New To-day"
District Attorney CARRIER left for sar
francisco yesterday for a months visit.
Snow to the depth Of nearly three fee,
mas fallen between Carson and Lake Bigler
Superintendent D. Gilman was amone
the arrivals last night from San Francisco
At 2 o'clock yesterday morning the Their
mometer marked four degrees below zero
1t is said that $40, 900 will not cove,
Adolph Sutro.s monthly rents in San Fran
| cisco.
Should the present cold weather con
tinue, there will be but few applications TO,
divorces.
John A. SCHULTZ, a Commissioner O
Lander County, has resigned and CONT t.
California to live.
Hon. Thomas Wren will leave San Fran
cisco to-day for q visit East. He will bt
absent about a month.
Mrs. J.. l.. Fast and Master Wilson
Fast, arrived from Palisade last night, and
will visit here several days.
The Richmond Company has q large
amount Of coke lying at Palisade awaiting
shipment to their works in this place.
The attendance at the State Teachers
Institute, held in Elko last Friday and
Saturday, was larger than anticipated.
Final entry OF the Hodgdon mining
claim, in Secret Canyon Mining District
was made at the Land Office yesterday.
Assemblymen elect s. Liddle, Of Whit,
Pine, accompanied by his wife and child
arrived here last night from Hamilton By
private conveyance.
The State Board OF Examiners desire
that all persons who have claims agains
the State shall put in their bills ON or be
fore the 31st instant.
There are about l25 miners at work a
Candelaria. When the Northern Bell,
starts up it ia estimated that the numbeI
| will be increased to about 800.
Chancellor Derby, who was ~sppointet
messenger 10 carry the Electoral vote o
Nevada TO Washington, passed through
Palisade Monday on his way to the Capitol
Gov. Adams, while searching smoni
some papers in q tin box q few days ago
found three diamonds in an envelop'
which were supposed TO have been stolei
some years ago.
The Elko Independent says that the re
port OF . large land and cattle sale in tn
neighborhood Of that town to q Seotcl
syndicate is too previous. Such 8 sale
though. is possible.
Hank knight left for San Francisco thi
morning, where he will remain for q fey
DAYS, after which he will spend a shor
season at Pas Robes Springs for tn
benefit OF his rheumatism.
Rev. G. b. Crawford, having resigne'
the rectorship of St. James Episcopa
Church after several years pastorate, LEI
this morning for the East. His departur
is regretted not only by his congregation
here. but also by the host OF friends b
made outside OF his church.
A recent communication from Custe
Post, G.. A. r., OF Nevada, to the Veterans
Home Association at San Francisco, state
that the Legislature OF this State woul'
probably pass q bill appropriating $3.50
year for the support OF each veteran fron
Nevada confined in the Home at Youni
Vile.