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

No MAILs.-No train arrived las
night from Palisade, both the east an
west-bound trains on the Central Pa
cific road being behind time. The de
lay is occasiOned by heavy storms Of
the line of the road. The mails viii
probably arrive on the freight trail
sometime this afternoon.
RETAINED.-George w. Baker an,
Lansing u Hubbard have been en-
gagged to defend All Nook, the China
man who killed All Lung; and Judge
j. X. Shafer has been engaged by tn,
company to which the murdered mar
man belonged, to assist in the prosecu
ton.
GONE TO SAN FRANcIsco.-Pat Ros
sitter, ex-Foreman of the Richmond
mine, left this morning for n visit of 9
month or two to San Francisco. Mr.
Rossiter is too good a man and miner
to be spared from this district and W.
hope he will find it to his pleasure anG
profit to return.
L. o. o. Eureka and Mountain
lodges, I. 0. o. f., intend celebrating
the 9th anniversary day of the intro
duction of the order in the United
States by a grand parade, exercises and
a ball, extensive arrangements for
which are already under way.
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WENT ON THE FREIGHT TRAIN
The passenger train did not arrive last
night from Palisade, but the down pas
sengers, this morning, went on the
freight train, which left Vt the regular
passenger trains hour.
TAX SALE.-A lot of desirable real
estate will be sold for State and county
lakes to day, at noon, in front of the
Court House. Here il a fine oppor.
tunity for bargains, as the sales are alb
s%olute, with no redemption.
To BE ExAMINED.-J. Rosequit, the
man who was arrested for stealing
ore from the Eureka Consolidated
Company, will be examined for grand
larceny in the Police Court, tomorrow
at 10 O'clock.
CHANGE OF FIRM.-Jacob Koerstoler
has purchased the interest of Conrad
Hotz in the u. 5. Bakery and Saloon,
and the business will hereafter be con
Quoted under the name of Slieez &
koerstoler.
to numerous other attractions and i'm.
~provenents at the Turner House, is a
first-class billiard table, which has just
been set up in The room adjoining the
saloon.
Box Bon PARTY.-The last bon Dor
party was such a success that Professor
Bach has concluded to give another al
Bigelow's Hall, Wednesday evening
April 18th. See his advertisement un.
der the head OF "New To-Day"
TAILORING. Read j. b. Lang
strauff-s new advertisement in to-day.
SENTINEL. "Jew Mike" the cele.
brated coatmaker, is operating at Mr.
Langstrautf's establishment.
COUNTY LICENsEs.-Deputy Sheriff
Sam Bell yesterday paid into the
County Treasury SI,277 81, the amount
collected for county license during
the month OF March.
IAus...p a IN nav M. 80. ~
the q. A. II. and others interested in
the observance of Decoration day, in.
tend celebrating the day this year in a
becoming
FIRE MEETING.-rhe regular month
ly meeting of the Hook IL Ladder
Company IN off this evening, in
the rear of the Tommy Douglas saloen
A full attendance is expected.
PAY UP.-Myers & Franklin notify
all those who are indebted to them t.
settle their accounts previous &c :lC
LIST of May.
There is a message in the Western
Union Telegraph office for Miss Jenni,
Mills.
TIMES Nor so H~ARD.-People needn't tall
about hard times in Eureka when a bushes
is sold out and out, including upwards of $50
10 the drawer, as was the case in a sale whicl
was effected in this town q few days ago.
koERSFOLER K SCHEER.
FIRE MEETING. The regular monthly meet
ing Of the Hook and Ladder Company viii
take place in the rear of Douglas saloon 4
I o'clock Tuesday ev ening.
apz-td L. q. DOUGLAS, Foreman.
CLOSING DOT winter goods ut COST at th
GOLDEN RULE. apl-tf
RUBBER Goops at COST at the G0LDE,