Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

England, which resulted in his being
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
From the following from Fridays
Humboldt Register it would appear
that the statement was erroneous. The
Register says: ave had the pleasure
of meeting j.. +. b. McCleery, the
world renowned biliiardist, yesterday
ut the depot. Mr.. McCleery is just from
London, where he has been solourn-
ing for some time past. He informs
US that there is no truth in the report
that Doc. Shaw, we'll known to the
sporting fraternity of this coast, had
been arrested and imprisoned for for
gerry in London. Shaw is in st. Peters
burg, in possession Of u fortune and
doing WELL"
ANrI-CuINEsE MOVEMENT IN TYPO.
A correspondent writing from Typo
states that a lot of Chinese coal burn
ers recently arrived in that camp with
the intention OF going TO work in the
neighborhood, hat before ihey had
commenced operations a meeting was
called. which was attended by about
Is persons; a set of anli-Chinese reso-
~lutions were adopted, and a committee
appointed to wait on the Celestials and
Inform them that they would not ba
permitted to engage in coal burning or
wood chopping in the district. Our
correspondent did not state whether or
not the Chinaman had left: but, a. he
mentioned that another meeting was
about to be held, we presume that
those engaged IN the movement con-
slider some further action necessary.
TUE CORNER. Thatcher & Siinms
reopened this favorite resort last night.
II has been closed for a few days for
renovation, and it now appears in its
spring attire a. fresh a. q May morn
ing aud as bright as "A new dollar. The
rictly frescoed ceiling of old has been
replaced by n Of snowy white, and
the walls have been finished white.
With these exceptions and the excep-
ton of n different disposition of the
lights there has been no change in the
arrangements. The billiard tables are
in the same position and Just as busy
A. OF old, and Clay and Alick dispense
bhuiositics with their accustomed
grace.
RUBY HILL DELEGArEs.-At the
primary held yesterday ut Ruby Hill
Precinct No. 10 (Richmond side, the
following named gentlemen were
eIccted delegates to the Democratic
County Conventions: Patrica stanton,
Thos. Brown, Patrick Kelly and Henry
Hall.
The delegates elected from Ruby Hill
Precinct No. q RUBY Hill proper, are:
Patrick Mcbride. NJ. l.. Cody, 4. ).
Brown, VIM. k~avanaugh, john Flaven
and ID. j. j. Mclaughlin.
SENT TO THE STATE PRIsoN.-Man-
uel Chivari, a Spaniard we'll Known in
town, especially TO the officers OF the
law, has found the law too strong for
him at last. He and two other men
stopped n stage in Esmeralda county,
some time ago, rnd failed TO escape.
All were seut TO the State Prison,
Manuel pleading guilty and receiving
n sentence oil ten years. He was
among the crowd leaving town last
winter at the request of Col.
POLICE CoURT.-Jonn Doe, arrested
for disturbing the peace on Friday, was
yesterday brought before Justice Beat
ty aud convinced his Honor that the
charge brought against him was a r
bill and he would abide the conse-
quences. He was fined $50, or the al
tentative Of going to Jail for 10 days.
PASSED THRoUGu.-Attorney Gen.
eral j. II. Kittrell, and General +. M.
Clarke, Of Carson, arrived in town
last evening on the Austin stage.
They have been attending to some le-
gal business in ManhatLanville, and
left this morning to attend the session
OF the District Court at Hamilton.
DISTRICT CouRT OF WHITE PINE
The May term of the District Court for
White Pine commences its session to-
morrow. His Honor Judge Cole and
attorneys Wren and Hillhouse leave
this morning for Hamilton to attend
the court during the session.
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RENovATINa. - George Lundgren,
Of the Pioneer Restaurant, is giving
his place its annual renovation. The
Pioneer is one of the Oldest restaurants
in town and George has proved that he
knows o to run II satisfactorily
alike to himself and to his patrons.
WHERE TO STAMP 'EM.-The Postoi-
flee Department has ordered all letters
to be sent to the Dead Letter Office
which have not the stamp on the
proper place, which is the upper right
hand corner of the letter.
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FIRE MEETING.-Tbe regular month
ly meeting of Rescue Engine Com
pany off tomorrow evening at
~ o'clock, at the hose-house. A full
attendance il requested.
HOME AGAIN.-Max. Muller, who
has for several weeks been sojourning
In San Francisco, returned home on
Friday nights train.