Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-18
THE EXHIBITION AND Rail-
THIS EVENING

0ta AGlDitlO1 u tf0 Il dClut
Club at Criterion Hall this evening
promises to be the great social event O
the week. Extensive preparations
have been made, and it would appear
that the success of the undertaking is
already assured. For the information
OF those VINO may desire to attend we
are requested to state that dancing will
commence at . O'Clock sharp, continu.
ing until III O'Clock, when the floor
VIII be cleared for the exhibition. which
is designed to last until IL. At / O'Clock
dancing Will recommence and continue
as long as may be desirable. The fol-
lowing are the athletes who are to APP
pear in all sorts of hreak-neck feats:
Chas. Fuchs, V. Chiuda, Dave j. Mat
thews, A. Brooks, o. Brown, ALI.
Charfz, James Hamilton and Frank
Reigelhuth. The performers will APP
pear in full uniform suitable to the oc
caslon, and Judging from what we
have seen OF their exercises, we have
no hesitation in prOnouncing them ex-
perts at the business in hand. They
are all as nimble as cats, and some of
them are daring enough to hang by
an eyebrow to the cornice of a seven
story building. The ball and exhibit
ton ought to, and doubtless will, at
tract a crowded house.
INFORMATION WANTED.-We yester-
day received a letter from G.. T. Dav-
export. whose address is Box $40, New
burg, New York, inguiring for a man
named William Smith, aged So. for
merry an engineer in the Hale & Nor
cross. The letter says, by addressing
Mr.. Davenport as above, Mr.. Smith
will hear of something to his advant-
age. In case of the decease of Mr..
Smith, his heirs were to answer .tor
him.. We can only say that a VIM.
Smith was engineer at the Julia last
April, and resided at the northeast
corner Of ID and Washington streets.
Enterprise.
Frank Undercover, of this place, in
forms US that he knew the VIM. Smith
above inquired for, at Virginia City,
some seven or eight years ago, when
he was employed at the old Hale d
NOrcross mining works. He AFTER
wards went to Carson City and run the
engine at the Mint tor a short time
when he was taken down with a fever
and died.
STATE VS.. BoRowsKY.- This case
was on trial yesterday in the District
Court, District Attorney Merrill APP.
pearing for the State and Messrs. Las
pyere and Hubbard for the defendant.
The evidence was all in and the argu-
ment of counsel finished at an early
hour in the evening, when the case
was given to the jury. Up to a late
hour, however, no verdict had been
returned, and the opinion prevailed
about the Courthouse that there was
no probability of the jury agreeing
RETURN OF OLD-TIMERS.-Jake OF
tenheimer and Maurice Hartwell are
among the old-timers who have re-
Gently returned to the Base Range.
The former has been visiting Pana-
mint, Cornucopia and other mining
e~xcitements, while the latter has been
on an extended trip through South
America. They both come back to
stay, believing that Eureka is a long
way ahead of anything they have seen
in their travels.
FIXING UP.-John Shoenbar must
be fixing up a permanent home out at
Silverado. Yesterday we noticed a
four horse team loading at the ware
rooms of w. z. Haskell & Co. with
any amoun of solid walnut furniture
and other articles necessary to a first
class house keeping outfit. Mr.. Shoen-
bar has a splendid mine and we pre-
sumo he has concluded that it will do
to stick to for awhile.
WILL CLosE.-Dave R~osenberg's Sill
yer Brick Saloon will close to- day for
repairs. The establishment is to be
thoroughly overhauled and greatly
improved. Among other things, the
partitions are to be removed and the
main saloon considerably enlarged. 1t
will probably require some days to
complete the work.
To APPEAR SATURDAY NIGHT
Vivian, of whom mention has been
frequently made of late in these col
umns, is to appear at Bigelow's Hall
Saturday night in "a grand variety en-
tertainment. He writes Manager
Bigelow that he will not appear here
but three nights. He is now in Aus
tin.
SINGULAR KNoCK-DowN.-A couple
of gentlemen on lower Main street had
a bit of a row., the other day, when one
of them Knocked the other into the
watering trough, nea by. He scram-
bled out looking pretty much as
houvi he had inst nasspl through a
disastrous cloudburst.
OFF FOR A HUNT.-Dr. Chamblin,
Luther Clark and Hiram johnson are
off this morning for a hunt. They go
to the South Fork of the Humboldt
and expect % be absent a week or ten