Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-30

.a;lroad now building from that
anurishing town 10 Phoebe. Mr.. Sal.
;sbnry has Just returned from the
East having purchased and shipped
thirty miles of iron, with the neces-
cary rolling stock, for the railroad re-
Sarred to above ; and more than that
lsnoth will be in operation before the
end of the coming Summer.
THEATER.-We call attention to the
advertisement Of the troupe now per-
forming at Eureka Hall. The troupe
comprises some professionals of &C
knowledged dramatic ability, and the
entertainments are varied and pleas
ing. Good, comfortable seats have
been provided and the hall thorough
" warmed with ,hree large stoves.
nights, and as Eureka is seldom visit
ed by a company possessing the merit
of the present one, we have no doubt
the large building will be crowded
every evening during the season. A
splendid bill will be presented this
evening. For full particulars e dis
trlbuted programmes.
Decentralization w. w. Mccoy
took his departure by last nights
stage for Philadelphia, to attend a
meeting of the Centennial Commits
sion on the Sth of MAY. He expected
TO be Joined at Palisade by Hon. J.W.
Haines. one of the Commissioners
from the western part Of the State.
The Major will be absent about six
weeks. He is already one OF the best
posted men in America OH Centennial
matters, and when he returns we
shall expect to get from him much
additional information relative to the
great contemplated show of &c. We
wish him a pleasant trip and safe re-
turn.
CHANGE OF AGENT. T.. Fast has
succeeded P. A. Bommen as the agent
NV. l.. Pritchard at this place. MI.
Bommen, we believe, returns to Pail
SADIE to resume his old position at that
point. Shippers who desire their
goods to come through are requested
10 mark them with the " Diamond P"
SheretOfore. Slow freight should be
marked "P. +. f." If the name of
me new agent has any particular sig
hlncance in connection with the ship
Ping business, we may expect this
Od and reliable line to continue to
send goods through on time.
HE RoBBERS.-At latest accounts
Toe White Pine stage robbers and
murderers had not been captured.
Lsyl Gheen, in command of a band
VI indians, is on their trail and in hot
pursuit, They made off to the south
Tatu from the scene of the robbery.
aue roOperS are known to the officers,
ana II Is believed that they cannot
vs;taPe' For prudential reasons we
Mnhhold such particulars as have
iWTached us concerning their identity.
"snope to be able to give full de-
'ahs In a day or two.
efiLL GOING UP.-Hermes is still
gong up in the San Francisco market.
IL closed yesterday at SIT so. Ray
; non q Ely about holds its own, clos
M, nhS Yesterday at the ruling figures of
"s uay before. The Hermles people
t appear 10 be gaining confidence as
nu sfea' trial approaches a final ter
MI a y W. should not be sur
i Easeu 70 see the stock 20 to $50 before
'ue end Of the week.
CONFINED TO HIS RooM.-Judge
hubbard is still confined to his room
in ir0,ll the injury received while aiding
OaS ne decoration of the hall for the
nlaa reiiows celebration. We are
p pscseu 70 know, however. that he is
ah1r uualiy improving, and will prob
twos oe so far recovered in 4 day or
as % venture out on crutches.
tooND.-In the ballroom on Fri
, may night last, , watch kew with a
s snai piece of chain attached, appar
oaly the property OF a lady. The
at this o ca nave the same by calling
Rs, Amy LIsr.-Deputy County Clerk
iurv is H. stiii scratching away on the
is No. ,isI. Under B. atty's bill there
exs%r more than a dozen or two of
list " R m n the whole county. The
""i number about ], 200.
vs.," $50 gang of workmen were
new fuuay ,lusy about DR.. McKenney's
NAV nace. The Doctor thinks he
Gresetp 3ssslbly be ready to turn on the
hre again by Monday next.
Honso. nARrLETT, real estate agent.