Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-30
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SentineTs Reporter.
Eureka Con. stock scored S7% yester-
day.
Our town is threatened with q roller
skating rink.
The question in San Francisco is again:
T" Where's Sarah
Hale Il Norcross shares were quoted
yesterday at Sc rs.
Wild flowers Of many varieties are in
full bloom on Adams Hill.
.Messrs. II. johnson and M. D. Foley
left yesterday for Salt Lake City.
Three faro games are said to flourish in
the town OF Taylor. She must be BOOM
ing.
Candelaria is said by miners who have
returned to Eureka to be the boss camp in
the State Just now.
Several OF the large teams left yester-
| day for the mountains for the purpose OF
| bringing in charcoal to the furnaces.
The inevitable boy with a can and ros-
| ined string is again in our midst. Merry
GUS people pray for his hasty extermina-
ton.
Next to the sweetness of having q friend
| whom you can trust, ia the convenience
| of having o friend who will occasionally
trust you.
The fate OF Henry Vsnsickle still re-
| mains e~nshrouded in mystery. Theories
| are as conflicting, irreconcilable and I'M
satisfactory as ever.
The prospector is getting his tools
sharpened and has sent for his pack ami
NAL preparatory to starting Upon his annual
Summer pilgrimage in the hills.
Work will be resumed at the Richmond
| reduction works Tomorrow. Two fur
naces will be fired up, which will give am
| ployment to probably IS or 80 men.
Spring has come and Summer will be
here in due season, but in the meantime
| the clerk OF the weather is taking up a few
stitches which were dropped from the
mantle Of Winter.
White Pine News: Now that they have
| struck collaborating rock in the State
Prison quarry at Carson that assays up in
| the hundreds, that institution ought to be-
come self-supporting.
The Hamiltonisns are confident that
| their camp will see good times the coming
| Summer. Considerable is expected from
the Sweetwater Company's mines. They
are said to be looking we'll now.
According to the New York Mining
Record, Is American mines paid dividends
in January, II in February and Is in
March. The whole number paying one or
more dividends during the quarter is rs.
The Hawthorne Bulletin chirps happily
over the wilderness of joy TO be had at the
dances and picnics to be given by the
ladies Of the county during the Summer.
That's right, Brother Campbell, never
let go.
The Odd Fellows ball at Hamilton on
Monday night last was q great success in
every particular. The attendance was
large, and the supper served in the hall by
the ladies OF the town was sumptuous and
bountiful. Several Eureksns were in at
tendance.
Il W. j. Richards, an old-time miner in
this district, who has recently visited
Leadville and Montana, returned here last
Tuesday. He says Eureka is q better poor
; mans camp than any he struck in his
E travels. and he now proposes TO locate
3 here permanently.
In the item yesterday morning wherein
we spoke of the number Of bushels OF
charcoal that would be consumed daily by
the Eureka Con. and Richmond furnaces
when they resumed operation the types
made us say upwards of 1000 bushels"
The figures should have been 1000.
Nevsda's final appearance in New York
!, in "Lucis" " last Saturday afternoon was
not successful. She was in poor voice, and
although the audience was large, and dis
| posed to be friendly. her singing was me-
diocre and did not win for her the ap-
/, plause and enthusiasm she received on
, previous nights.