Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

N'fpI Sdll AIS-
terday received large and elegant por-
traits OF himself and wife from w.
kohama. They were nainted ,,.o
celebrated japanese artist. and ara w."
neileNe; as perftc CT as ANYTHING i'm th,t
iihe well can tie. The work Mas ave
cuted rom small Photographic cards
tahen by Louis Monaco OF tho Iftv
Uaii>ry IN this place. John Uavden
Whn Is employed as a ~larkeenar
ny MI. Morgan. has a friend in
me person of one of tha
oiilcers on the steamer Japan. which
pies San Francisco and Yo.
kohama. The order Mas sent 10 him
d the remarkable promptness with
when The work was executed s,lr.
passes our comprehension. The same
steamer which carried over the order
Lack the paintings, having
renamed but six days in port. The
pictures are on exhibition at Nor.
Sans American Exchange saloon.
fRoM BELMoNT.-Judge Hupp, and
District Attorney Kittrell, Of White
Pine, arrived yesterday from Bel
mont. They came across the country.
and say they had a pretty rough trim
on the way over. Both OF these p.n.
tlcnien participated IL counsel in the
sam son murder trial. There was a
greater diversity of opinion amour
the .lurvnnen than we remember to
have ever heard of in a similar case
on this coast. Two of them were for
murder i'll the first degree. two for
murder III the second degree. two for
mailsiaughter. and the other six for
;tcquittal. MeSSrs. Ilupp and KittreIl,
no. DOUBT. each contributed largely
towards beloguinr those unsopii>ti.
Gated jurymen of Nye. We presume
Sampson will now be admitted to ball.
AN OLD-TIMER IN TowN.-Judge
Adams, n OF the pioneers of Eure-
ka, and the frs Just &c of the Peace
VI tins district. arrived Yesterday
from San francisco. lie was heartily
welcomed 10y his numerous old
friends III this S elton, amt we should
not wonder II his arm was sore from
excessive hand shaking. We are
Lad TO know that he will remain
among us FOR some time.
RETURNED.-Frank Wittenherg, of
Franks Saloon, returned Yesterday
after 4 protracted visit to the I,av.
Frank IA that sort of cheerful an.
peardnce which characttrlzts those
who happen To GUESS the stock mar
ktt fer Il time. We should .lot lie
surprised ii he made Il good clean up
i'll TIE late stock excitement.
The BOUNDARY SCRVEY.-County
Surveyor w. A. Edwards left for Pali-
SADIE last night with the view OF Join
Ing his surveying party at Carlin. 1t
l. his intention to run the boundary
line between Eureka and Lander
cpuhtieS with all possible dispatch.
We believe that it is estimated that
the work will occupy about thirty
days.
DEPARTED FOR CANADA.-MrS. Nc
Nicol, widow of the late Duncan Nc.
Nicol, who was in his lifetime agent
for Messls. Woodruff. & Ennor in this
place. departed asst night for Canada.
She goes on a visit to her husbands
relations. and may probably reside
permanently in Canada,
TRAVEI.-The travel to and from
the railroad is getting pretty lively.
The splendid stages of MesSrs. Wood
ruff Il Ennor generally go crowded
each way. The arrivals seem to be
largely i'll excess of the departures.
LosT.--I. iiaron's boy baby lost a
costly little lace hat yesterday be-
tween the residence Of Mr.. Baron
and Main street. Any person finding
it will confer "A favor OF the yoUnTs-
ter by leaving it at his fathers store.