Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-25
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Travel East on the Central Pacific rail.
road Is at present very light.
The San Francisco Stock Boards adjourn
over for Christmas day only.
Our Christmas presents, received last
evening, we're immense and stunning.
The eas.-bound train was one and a half
hours late at Palisade last evening, owing
to the storm.
DR.. Thoma publishes In this mornings
SENTINEL an important notice to those in
debted to him.
The miners working on the $50 level of
the Ophir mine have been laid off until the
drift on the 500 level taps the vein.
There will be divine services at the Epis-
copal Church at IL O'Clock this morning.
The Church is elegantly decorated.
Nose Lyons, formerly OF Eureka, but
now q resident Of Virginia City, is a can
didate for Warden Of the State Prison.
The doll ratified off at the St. Louis Res
taursnt last night was won by VIM. Glee-
son, who threw A.
Santa CLAUS was charging about town
last night In every direction, loaded down
to the guards with presents for the chill
dren.
@. O. Stevenson, Of Gold Hill Is in Los
Angeles, and 10 said TO be making large in
vestments In town and country real estate
there.
Mac Leete, son OF B. F. Leete. has taken
q thorough course In the department. Of
mines and mining at the California Uni
versity.
A placard on the the door OF 3 promin-
emit saloon in town bears the following:
Gentlemen will please close the door;
others must"
II is reported by telegraph from Wash
ington that Q 100 good California Demo-
Gratis have already filed applications for
Federal Offices.
All OF our restaurants and saloons will
be supplied with the choicest eatables and
drinkables the town can afford. Don't eat
or drink too much.
The bride that was ratified of at Morris
Brothers saloon last night was q tie
between Pat Stanton and Neil Nelson,
each throwing 46.
Frank Walker Is doing q rushing bust
ness at the store adjoining the White Pine
DAuk, anu tub uhfOT VI LIE 0Ihsb salAcy
fruit is the cause OF it.
James Yerington, the youngest son Of
II. M. Yerington, will take o position in
the Office of Wells, Fargo & Co., at Salt
Lake, next Monday.
Sarah Althea Hill is the happiest woman
in San Francisco to-day, and will probably
entertain her friends right royalty. Who
couldn't on S., 600, 900?
Sol Triple. who was injured by a
blast o few days ago. is getting along
nicely. He is able to see with both eyes,
though they are still o little weak.
Judge Turin, of Typo, came in yesterday.
He will remain here several days, getting
a lot of ore sampled from his New Dom
inion mine in Hot Greek District.
Two feet of snow fell in Southern Idaho
last week, but was soon reduced to slush
by rain. Had cold weather set in, thou
sands OF cattle would doubtless have per-
ished.
The rattle for the three dolls ct the Post
Office took place at j. W. Lamberts store
last night, John Gregovich winning the
first, W. j. Smith the second and M. It.
Cavanaugh the third.
mL. 6uQ uIbs D. alCAhAuCA AOhNO hNAf
Saturday morning for Sacramento City.
Mr.. Alexander goes for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the renting OF
the White House store and purchasing q
stock Of goods.
A big rush is predicted to New River
Mining District, in Trinity county, Gal
~ifornia. next Spring. As frequently the case,
the country il inaccessible, except during
about six months out OF the twelve.
At Beaver Dams. forty miles from Glover
Valley, the quail are reported as being
very thick. It is a good place to go to
camp for the Winter. Quail toasted on
cedar Goals beat nothing all hollow.
At the Catholic Church at 8 o'clock this
morning, holy communion will be admis-
tered; at 8 O'Clock sacred mass at Ruby
Hill, and third mass here at IL o'clock.
Benedi ton after last mass. No services
in the evening.
The Pacific Coast Land Bureau has re-
GENTLY effected the sale Of q large tract OF
railroad land in the neighborhood OF Eiko
TO a Scotch syndicate. The price to be
paid ia 81, SOC, 900. The sale embraces
an area Of 500. 900 acres, with $4,000 head
Of cattle thereon.
J. M. Dorsey. Of Halleck. arrived in
town Tuesday night, and is registered ct
tbe Jackson House. In the course OF q
couple OF weeks. Mr.. Dorsey expects to
leave for New Orleans, and among other
places OF note he will visit East will be
Washington. d. O.
George Woods, one OF the first conduc-
tors employed on the Central Pacific Rail-
road, and for some years past conductor
on the pay-car train was stricken with
paralysis at Oakland last week. He Is
barely able to get about at the railroad
Hospital, at Sacramento, where be was
taken.
Virginia City came in for her full share
NJ the recent storm. The tiagstsn on
Mount Davidson was blown down SUNDAY,
and during that night numerous fences n
outhouses shared the same fate. Says the
Chronicle of Monday: 1.-The enchanting
v;sta of secondhand stoves, and disaoiso
donkey engines. which erst adorned the
ssst sidewalk Of @ street. has been trans
lated on the wings OF Q Washoe zephyr 70
thes shifting sands OF the lonesome desert,
tbere 10 be transformed into haoita,ons
for bowling coyotes and horned toads'
STAY Away from Frisco, Utan'
The Southern Utah Times warns miners
In sasreh of work TO steer clear OF Frisco.
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