Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-26

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Mike Walsh is off on a deer hunt
ing trip to Newark valley.
Hank Knight says that the man who
shipped him five hundred pounds OF
ice yesterday was a blank fool.
We unintentionally confounded the
names of ID. w. Mckenzie, of the
Hamburg, with that of Aleck McKen-
zie, of the Connolly mine. 1t was to
d. w. that we were indebted fer the
many courtesies extended to us on q
recent trip to the Hamburg mine, and
he will please accept this notice as our
apology TOR the mistake.
Charley Moore accounts for the
stringency of the market by the large
amount of money locked up in the
pool-hox in San Francisco awaiting the
result OF the four-mile race at the Will
lows track on Saturday.
The town is filling with Eastern em-
igrants. 1t is a poor camping ground
for the pilgrims just at present,
and In the language of the lamented
Horace Greeley, we say to them: $50
West, young men, 60 West, and grow
up with the country"
The repairs at the X X furnace will
be completed and the furnace fired up
some time to-day. The accident only
delayed the flow of bullion three days,
and the furnace is good for six weeks
further run.
The case Of Hamilton, set for trial
in the Police Court yesterday, was dis
missed on motion of the District At
torney.
Ashim Bros. have received an in
voice of tea direct from Japan, for a
sample of which we are under many
obligations. Captain Foley informs
US that since p%artaking ola cup of the
nectar he has had rosy dreams and
bright premonitions of the future of
Prospect Mountain.
By reference to the appropriate head
it will be seen that there has a pleas
ing incident ruffled the monotODy of
w. p. Haskell's domestic affairs. 1t
is what ARENAS Ward would term
IAN episode"
The Sherif-s horse took a sudden
notion to kick up a little excitement
by rushing madly down Main street
yesterday evening. He took the pre-
caution to shape his curse toward the
stable, at which place he halted and
was as dociie as any old plug who
could not boast of Arabian blood
coursing through his veins.
Friend Josephs presented us with a
brand new pair of scissors yesterday.
Joe says that that department of the
paper is not quite up to the standard
and he hopes to note an improvement.
NJ. II. Josephs has received a lot of
new sheet music from the East.
Those wishing the latest melodies
arranged for the piano, waltzes,
galops, etc., will do well to call at the
Golden Rule store.
The auction sale of dry goods at o.
Dunkel 81 Co.'S store will commence
to-day at half-past ten O'Clock, pre-
cisely. We advise u lady readers to
make a point of attending the sale,
assuring them that they will have a
fine opportunity of securing bargains.
Jack Patch has been Interviewing
emigrants and haunting the railroad
depot on the lookout for a scion of his
house. The young gentleman came
along last evening, and Jack is the
happiest man in Eureka at the present
writing.
The boys had the Rescue hose car
rage out yesterday, cleaning the hose
and getting the machine in tirst-class
shape.
e. McSorley returned last evening
from a trip to the Genoa Warm
Springs. He is much improved in
health.
Sheriff Sias returned from Carson on
last nights train. He safely deposited
the convicts within the Prison walls,
and left them enjoying the hospitali-
lies of the State.
boquets, by express, last night. They
were sent up by Palisade friends, and
their perfume makes one sigh for the
green bills and gardens of the Golden
State.