Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-01

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town. The murder, as it surely must
be, is involved in mystery and was
done with no motive of robbery as a
fine gold watch and about Sl20 in coin
were found in the pockets of the de-
ceased. Owing to the lateneSS of the
hour we are unable to give further par
ticularS concerning the mysterious af-
fair. The body was taken toa vacant
house near Chinatown, where it will
remain during the day with the hope
that it will be identified and a clue OBJ
tanned to the perpetrators of the bloody
deed. Coroner Borowsky will hold
an inquest to-day.
FROM FIJI EASr.-J. II. Alderson,
one of Eureka's old and substantial
citizens, returned yesterday from New
York a happy benedict. He slipped
off and executed the business so quiet
~ that but few of his many friends
here knew anything about the matter.
We welcome the happy couple to Eu-
reka society.
In TowN.-John Il. kittrcll. the able
District Attorney of White Pine coun-
ty, tarricd yesterday in Eureka on his
way up from san Francisco to IIamil-
ilton. lie was caught i'll the big
storm, and, as Il matter of course. had
a pretty rough journey from the rail
road to this point. lie takes his de-
parture this morning for Hamilton.
No MEETING.-Thc meeting of the
Board of School Trustees did not take
place last evening, as previously an
nounccd, owing to the absence of one
of the Board. They will probably
meet tonight, and appoint teachers to
the different places now vacant in the
| public school.
RETURNED.-Mrs. NJ. Harrison, the
estimable wife of NJ. Harrison, OF the
firm of Oberfeldcr& Harrison, returned
yesterday morning from visit of some
months duration to friends i'll san
Francisco. The lady WAS unfortunate
in cncOuntcring the sevcrest storm f
the season between here and PaliSadc.
EsrRAY NorICE.-Louis Yerk gives
notice in another column that he has
taken up a an estray one d~ark-brOwn
horse-mule, which has been roaming
about town for some time. The owner
must prove property and pay expenses.
or the finder will claim the animal as
his own. See notice.
MCSICAL.-The children are rchears-
ing the Easter carols, to be sung at st.
James Church on Sunday evening
next. A number of ladies and gentle
men are also practicing a number OF
anthems to be sung on the same occa-
Sion.
LUCKY. = Mr.. Tanzy has informed
us that he holds the ticket which drew
the $4,000 prize in the Louisville Lot
terry. He leaves for Ruby Hill at 9
o'clock this morning.
PERsONAL.-Colonel George Cowlcs,
agent for w. l.. Pritchard's fast freight
and stage lines. returned on tie stage,
last evening, from Hamilton.
GOING IIoME.-Frcd. Elliott, of the
White Pine -NcrS, returns home to-
dav after Il brief stay among his many
friends i'll this section of the country.
SERvICE.-Religious service will. be
held in st. James Church this morn
inc at IL o'clock and in the evening at
~ o'clock. All are invited to attend.
SrVRGESs, the athlete, received news
Yesterday from the East that he had
fallen heir to 500, 00o. He leaves inn
mediately for McGeary.
RETURN THEM.-.All persons who
have borrowed any books from the
library Of Geo. S. Iiupp are requested
to return the same forthwith.
Observation-Disclosures, the news man,
has received the last number of the
New York Ledger.
CROCKERY.-The largest assortment
of crockery ware in town can be found
at sam. Fricdman's. III Main street, at
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf%
PUGILISTIC.-O'Baldwin, the "Irish
Giant" will give an exhibition of the
'manly art at EUREKA Hail. thls
evening.
JOSH BILLINGS is expected to arrive
by this mornings stage, on his way to
Phoebe.
Cf1AS. SUTHERLAND,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Choice
CIR CE 8,
Provisions, Liquors, Tobaccos,
MINERS
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