Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-21
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Ssutiners Reporter.

The State University will open Jan. 26.
The weather yesterday was clear aud
cold.
The Martin White leyies a 25. cent assess
ment.
James Henry, do you skater At the
rink tonight.
Too many young men need guardians
and not wives.
The thermometer got below zero again
last night. Whewl
All the faro games seemed TO be in q
fourishiDg condition last night.
Con. California levied q rs cent assess
ment the other day.
With the exception Of light colds, there
il but little sickness in town.
The election for Warden takes place on
the first Monday in February.
Get ready for the masquerade balls on
Saturday night. See advertisements.
Hon. l.. W. Getchell, OF Lander, 10
mentioned for Regent Of the University.
Many families are leaving the Comstock
on account Of the prevalence of diptheris.
The Richmond Company 10 running
| three furnaces, one on iron and two on ore.
Mr.. 8. l.. Wentworth, q Bostonian, and
| one Of th eowners OF the Bowman mine, is
In town.
II is very amusing to see some Of the old
ladies trying TO cut the figure A at the
Skating Rink.
J.. l.. Wines, ESQ Is exceedingly happy
| over the event Of being grandpapa Of twins
"a boy and a girl.
All the youths about town who will have
a vote two years hence. are swearing ven-
gence on Sheriff Stinson.
Senator Fair. who has two Of his sons
with him in Washington this Winter, Is
going a great deal in society.
On Sunday last 5000 pounds Of quick
silver, from the Paradise mill in Spring
City was shipped from Winnemucca west.
While business about town is quiet, yet
merchants are sanguine over the pros
pectiye future OF the mines OF the district.
The Virginia Enterprise has been cut
down 10 O 7-column paper. Blanket sheets
must not be expected in Nevada these
times.
r, Sadler has leased the Mannheim build
ing, adjoining his own store, for the pur-
pose OF storing 1t With an extra supply OF
goods.
Hon. NJ. s. Sharp. Of Newark Valley
was in town yesterday. He 10 one OF our
most successful neighbors in the cattle
business.
The present exciting topic over in
White Pine Is the removal OF the county
seat. Guess l: had better be left al
Hamilton.
There il q movement 10 the Legislature
for holding q Silver Convention at Car
son City on the 3lst instant. Let the good
work proceed.
;. The ladies Of Eureka should join those
Of Carson In having the handiwork OF the
ladies OF the State properly and creditably
! represented ~ the Exposition.
The " Old Brown Bull " Is the name OF
> q mining claim in Eastern Nevada
, Eleven assays Of ore taken from all part.
OF the mine average s9i TO the ton.
Boss sadler has his right hand done NJ
: In q sling. caused by too much writing IN
= his account books. Hereafter. he says. al
/, his business must be done on q cash basis
Hon. Tom Robinson. OF the Bay State
Mining Company. accompanied by Mrs
II. Curran. left for their Newark homs
yesterday afternoon by private conveyance
o The attention OF companies and families
: 10 called TO the reduction In prices IN
: groceries at the store OF X. sadler. Be-
advertisement under the head OF New To
y Day"
:. Inasmuoh as the first issue OF the pos.a
: notes has been ierfeited, Postmaster
: General Ha,ton has issued an order Il
: Postmaster Smith that no more OF them b
used.
u An exchange says: "There seems 10 b.
2 . growing demand for coin" Any editol
1 who doesn't know that without taking any
> body's SAY So" ought 10 have his SALARY
| reduced.
D According to telegram received by W.
J. Penrose yesterday from her husband
Mrs, Thomas Jacka. OF Ruby Hill, who
r went 10 San Francisco some three months
ago for her health. il sinking very fast.
: Hon. II. NJ. Briggs.o Of White Pine county
says ii comes with III grace from Nevadt
TO begrudge $3.50 TO pay the expenses OF
representatives TO the Colorado Silver Con
yention, even II we have one here at home
' Several years ago we knew Pat Quinn
OF Silver CITY, we'll. OF late his mine has
been yielding, and numerous are the
ore shipments. The Comstock papers
/, speak OF him now as Colonel Quinn
May his mine prove g great one, and may
be die q " General"
Eight OF the jacks who have been .goins
about town, making night hideous OF late
were corralled Monday evening by thu
Sheriff. The owner, who Is probably 9
Chinaman, will have to pummel up con
siderable for their board II he does mol
soon get possession OF them.
Parents should warn their boys about
cosstinK. Nearly every day there Is an
accident Immediately IN the rear OF the
SENTINEL Office. The boys come down
!" belly busters and II is q wonder some
Of them don't get their brains knocked
ont. Some one will have q funeral on
their hands one OF these days II the thins
Is not stopped.