Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-03

which arrived yesterday brought no
papers from the western part of the
State; We presume that the cars on
the virginia and Truckee Railroad
Ialled TO connect with the Central at
reno on the up trips The same thing
mas occurred quite often Of late. Some,
Dody evidently needs stringing up
over ina way We delegate Doten of
the Ne'cs, and Mighels OF the Carson
Appeal, to investigate the matter.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The first term
OF the District Court in the county Of
Eureka will commence next Monday
Judge Mckinney is expected to or.
rive from Austin this evening. MANY
OF the celebrated ATTORNEYS lately on.
gagged in the Raymond Il Ely case al
Phoebe may also be looked for soon.
as the great suit between the Rich.
mond and Eureka Consolidated will
be tried at an early day.
HoAD IMPROVEMENTS. H. Walls,
Road Supervisor, is displaying COM
mendable enterprise in the matter of
street and road improvements. He is
just now engaged in bridging over
some OF the worst places In Buel and
spring streets. Every man should
cheerfully pay his road tax, so that
we may have passable public high
ways In and about our growing town.
ARM BRoKEN.-A miner working
in tho Eureka Consolidated mine, by
the name of Tim. Sullivan, had one
hone OF his arm broken Yesterday,
He was holding a drill at the time the
accident occurred, but whether it was
the result of an accidental blow from
the Sledge, or a cave, we did not
learn. DIR. Chainblin was called to
set the injured limb.
ASSESSORS OFFICE.-The Assessors
office was yesterday removed from
Seaton Il Clark's building to the
Courthouse. Any person having
business with Assessor Wallace will
hereafter find him at the Courthouse,
in the middle room of the front part
of the building.
MONTHLY MEETING.-The regular
monthly meeting of Eureka Hook
and Ladder Company, No. /, will be
held at 8 o'clock next Tuesday even
ing at the office of Judge Gates. See
notice under the head Of New To-
Day."
STILL AT LARGE.-Two of the White
Pine stage robbers were still at large
at latest accounts. The officers feel
confident that they will capture them,
but experience has taught us that it is
pretty difficult to overhaul men when
they have got a good start in the
mountains.
MORMON WAGONS. - Several Nor
mon teams loaded with produce were
in town yesterday. The saints appear
to find ready sale for everything they
bring to this market.
GETTING STYLISH. Our worthy
Treasurer, w. A. Seaton, is getting
stylish. He was yesterday engaged
i'm carpeting his office. Guess there is
cords of money in the Treasury.
To ARRIvE.-We understand that
A. c. Ellis, of Carson, is to arrive in
Eureka in a day Or two, perhaps this
morning. He comes out, we believe,
on protest. NAL business.
NJ. B. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city. Also l. C. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard. southeast cor.
ner of Buel and Bateman streets. aplC
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