Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-24

puDl1c school attended the obseuuics
III a body and eight of the former play.
mates OF the decedent acted as nail.
bearers to their departed comrade and
ieiiow student. The service took
place NJ the Catholic Church under the
direction of Father Hynes, after which
the body Was taken tn the burial
ground of that church and consigned
to its last resting place.
HELD o Decentralization adj.
dressed TO the following-named per.
Sons arc detained at the Postoflice in
Eureka for want of postage: b. A.
Umeubran, Eureka; e. IL. Cronant,
H.. j. Miner, Elko; Clifton Burgess,
Otaway, Kansas; Rev. Leander case,
Ioyalton, CAL; q. r. Davis, Omaha,
Nebraska.
MATINEE.-For the especial benefit
of ladies and children, the Wilton
troupe will give Il grand matinee per-
formance this afternoon at Eureka
Hall. \ splendid bill will he given.
No trouble will be experienced by the
ladies in gaining admission to the hall.
The entrance has no connection with a
saloon as many suppose.
NO PEHFORMANCE.-ln order that
every may attend the speaking to-
night, the manager of the Wilton Dra-
matte Troupe that there
will be no performance this evening.
y matinee will be given this afternoon
fOr ladies' and children, when a splen-
did programme will be presented.
THE SPEAKING To-NIGIIr.-Hon. e.
+. belong, George Tu1ly, Hon. w.
IL. Beatty, Moses Tebbs-he from Mud
Springs-and other gentlemen, will adj
dress The citizens this evening from the
stand i'll front of Eureka Hotel. The
meeting will be Under the auspices of
the Republican County Central Com
mittee.
THROUGH BY EXPEEsS.-Among the
express matter arriving yesterday
morning i'll care of Wells. Fargo Il Co.,
was IA little girl named Katie ReilcV,
consigned to Hamilton. The little
Traveller was expressed from Sacra-
mento, and seemed erfectly at home.
RETURNEp.-M. Il. Bartlett, Demo-
cratic candidate FOR the Assembly, and
). {. Powell, Democratic candidate for
County Assessor, returned Yesterday
from the northern portion of the
county. They report The general out
look satisfactory.
NJ .ntTIsy NnI, JI,vV ,,Iort NIL
nelli announces thai he will give a
grand masquerade an fancy dress
ball on Christmas Eve. at BI"tloW'S
Hall. For costumes. etc.. the reader is
referred to his advertisements to day.
LAFAlErrE.-The restaurant bearing
this name, under the Eureka Hotel, is
prietors have arranged everything in
first, class style, and intend running
that k.Iu ct Il house.
BUSINESS AGENr.-E. Il. Dodge,
general collector and business agent.
Elacts his card in this mornings pa
per. Iii, office is With ir. j. Nesbltt,
and all business entrusted to his care
will be faithfully attended to.
CAvTIoN.-P. Z. Call cautions the
public against negotiating Il due-bill
issued 10 John Elliot, On October 20.
amounting 20 Sia9. lie has an offset
against it.
EJIIIoN SHHMENT. The Eureka
Consolidated Com, any yesterday ship.
ped $1,000 pounds OF bullion, by
lri;ciaru teams, To lali>a'.c.
Observation-Disclosures WAS the third
festival of the ninth moon arcong the
Chinese, the festival OF the fab ol
the frost.
SNoW.-The tops % some of the
the higher mountains are putting on
their Win,cr mantle.
Woop.-The demand for firc-wood is
increasing. but this article of comfort
still sells at reasonable Prices.
SNOw.-Ahout Two inches of STOW
fell at Hamilton Yesterday. Winter
seems to haze set in eaiiN.