Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-11

THEATRICAL. Michael Earle, the
Z" Maniac Lover an oliu, and the ..Ju-
vcnile Washerwoman" were the
pieces presented last night by the
Wilton troupe. Owing to the terrible
state of the streets on account of mud,
the attendance was slim. The perform
ance of Michael Earle was not at
tended with very satisfactory results.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilton did all they
could to have the piece progress
smoothly, as did also Mr.. Jones, but
b wretchcd support was too much
for them. The nnvices who i'm their
stammering and sticking," imagined
they were contributing to the enjoy
ment of the patrons of the theaier,
would have appeared TO a far greater
advantage if safely tucked away in
their little beds" The stage of a
thcater Is no place for school
children, and under no circumstances
should they he allowed to appear, es-
pccially as last night, in characters
which they could neither physically or
mentally represent. If u piece de-
mands IA heavier caste than the oppor-
iunities OF the con- pany afford, omit it
by all means, and produce from the
repertoire something IN management
will not he compelled to 60 outside to
to find support. 1t will he far more
acceptable to the audience and more
~remuneratiye TO the management.
BIG Pool GAME An interesting
game of pin pool is in progress at the
Corner Saloon, between General Harry
Levy, alias Shorty, late of Phoebe, and
Gus Botto, of this place. They have
each deposited s., 600, and play at $40 a
ball with $50 privilege. Game vas
called yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
and according to the conditions, j. To
be continued for IL hours without in
termission, provided one of the par
ties does not bag the sugar" in the
meantime; ii not, Il rest will he grant
Ell if either party demands it. The game
attracts IA large number of spectators,
and not a little betting j. INDUCED in.
The first two hours the General was
ahead, but at s O'Clock Botto had over
taken him and played in the lead.
Both men are good players and are
evenly matched.
INFORMATION WANTED. - J.. \.
Wilkes, Montreal, Canada. desires i'll
formation of his brother, r. II. Wilkes,
who was working in some of the mines
of this district in July last. The last
heard of Lin was by Il letter written
home on August Sti, stating he had
been bruised in the flood; since that
time he has not been heard of. Any
II knowing of his whereabouts
will confer Il favor by communicating
with his brother to the above address.
No BoTroM.-The bottom of the
roads between town and Ruby Hill
seems to have fairly fallen out. The
mud averages three feet in depth, and
teainster> find it almost impossible tn
get their ore wagons from
the mines to the furnaces. Harrub's
and tie Consolidated grade is rartieu-
larly bad, and nothing but two weeks
of fine weather will put them in any
thing like Il pa>sable condition.
Go TO HASKELL x cos if you want
Il set OF furniture, mattresses, quilts,
spreads, or anything in the hou ,eho!d
line. They have Just received Il stock
of carpets tina should be inspected;
F.'' - II ''io "a I VI tai
styles. Remember and call at their
store on Ea,t Main street.
II. 4. M.-ltoyaI Arch Masons are
hereby notified that the stated convo-
cation OF their chapter takes lace this
evening at ! O'Clock. Work in the de-
gree> vii be performed and Il genera!
attendance OF all members i, re-
qucs;ed.
CoMING.-The " hetler Combination,
a travelling theatrical company of re-
p,Ited merit. is billed in town TO appear
at Eurei<a Hall next week. They
come from the East ana have met with
great success in the journey to the
golden shores.
DEIINQUENT.-Afer Monday mex.
those who have failed t o pay their
county taxes, for 1874, will find ten
per rent. added To the Fay
in time and SaVp this extra