Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-01
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SeutInePs Reporter.

ing on Ruby Hill.
The County Commissioners meet to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
Forty-nine couples we're "spliced " in
| Storey county in 1884.
Alvaro Evans is getting things ready to
give Reno the electric light.
The Ruby Hill band discoursed some
fine music at the Rink last evening.
Hiram Crowell, formerly of Eureka, is
now established in business in Austin.
Socks with open worked heels and toes
will DO worn by bachelors as heretofore.
The average annual salary Of the County
Superintendents Of Schools in Nevada is
1880.
The usual services will be held in the
Presbyterian and Catholic churches to-
day.
Oliver Rieffe attempted to commit sui
eide in the Depot Hotel, Elko. Thursday
night.
The Italo.Swiss Benevolent Society will
hold a meeting at their hall this Sunday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
In 1888 the number Of school census
children in Nevada was 10, ABB; in 1884,
1900. a decrease Of 5S3.
S~outhworth has written a new novel en-
titled "Self Raised" The title looks very
much like q baking powder I'D.
G. A. Mckenzie and Frank Robbins,
both Of the Eureka Con. Company, re-
turned last night from San Francisco.
John Ainley, proprietor OF the Eureka
| Four Mills. on South Fork. Elko county,
came up on last nights train from Pali-
sade.
A San Francisco correspondent 10 an
Eastern paper claims that at least GO 900
men on the Pacific Coast are out Of en-
ployment.
r. sadler returned Friday from bis
cattle ranch 10 Diamond Valley, where he
found the stock generally in a prosperous
condition.
Maurice Hartnett ia driving a new tun-
mel from the west side Of Prospect Mount
ain 10 tap the workings Of the Great Re-
public mine
The phy.days Of the Eureka Con. Com
pany will be as follows: Furnacemen on
the third. miners on the fifth, and town
bills on the sixth.
Persons having bills against the county
should present them early tomorrow
morning, or they are liable to have them
laid over Tor q month.
Mr.. John W. Msckay writes to San
Francisco that Re will not return TO Amer
icA until after the wedding OF his daughter
10 Prince Colonna next month.
Employment ia getting so scarce on the
Comstock tina married men are complain
ing that they are not given the preference
by foremen and other employers.
Miss Anna Reece, who has been spend
ing several weeks here, left yesterday
morning for California. where she will
complete her musical education.
In the House OF Representatives recently,
Congressman Cassidy presented a petition
from the citizens OF Reno for the passage
OF the Mexican War pension bill.
Don't forget the grand social TO be given
on Tuesday evening next in the Eureka
l Opera house by the Centennial Guard.
n promises to be q most enjoyable affair.
Read Charley Ferrsris' new advertise
8. ment in this mornings SENTINEL. He
> promises 20 make the best boots aud shoes
d. Ia tho market, and at the most reasonable
prices.
, In Oakland, Cal, Charles w. Leach, OF
Tuscarora. has sued +. W. Olute ct al. TO
foreclose a mortgage for S7,4i2. The said
Mr. 1iule II huo"A ~ az
funct merchants.
The PersAno Bros, who bought the
Angelo pitch in the Lord Byron mine a
few days ago. have struck another VEN OF
ore since then, Elk fee, thick, and valued
st $3.50 per ton.
:. A grand masquerade ball will be given
' At Mendes' saloon next Saturday night.
Mr.. Kernshsn, the gesier up OF H. says ne
Q will spare no expense to give the boys and
girls a jolly good time
The proprietor Of the Stone Saloon will
give a masquerade ball next Saturday
night, for which be has engaged the best
, Of music, and will Sc, a fine unch at IL
o'clock. Waltz in, boys.
= Bullion Encsmpment No. 10, l. u. OF"
will have q session tomorrow evening.
Feb 2. when business of Importance VIII
be transacted; also. comforting the Golden
Rule and Royal Purple Degrees
The bullion output OF Tuscarora District
for The months Of December and January
amounts 10 sl6s,S 1871 so. During those
: two months both the Independence and
Grand Prize mills we're idle two weeks
, each.
The GRAND masquerade ball by Beatiic
, Iodoe No. Z. Knights OF Pythias, will be
given on Monday evening, February TO-
and not on the evening Of the 10th. as has
been announced. Owing to Lent. the date
was changed.
@. @. Palmer, Deputy Sheriff of Hum
boldt county, and f. W. Lindsay, a prom
inent cattle man OF that county, are in
town. We trust that neither OF these
oenttnmen will be mistaken for Tex
before leaving town.
Two buildings have been erected on the
Little Nina mine, Secret Canyon, one a
sbaf. house, 1920 feet and blacksmith
sbop adjoining, the other a boarding
, honse. Contractors are at work sinking
the main shaft, and the prospects are
holding out we'll
In the Senate, recently, Senator Far
presented a memorial Of the Board OF
J, Trade of San Francisco, CAL, demonstrating
aeaipst the ratification OF the proposed
spanish reciprocity treaty. He also pre-
santad a similar memorial of the mer-
chants of New York City.
Saws the Sacramento Union OF las.
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