Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-09
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the ItlcuLuOuQ mine at noon yeSter.
day.
Two men are working the Tiger
mine at the head of New York can
yon.
Both passenger and freight traffic is
increasing in volume on the narrow.
gauge.
1.-THE Turks in Europe" is the sub
ject OF Mr.. Gray's lecture for to-mor.
row evening.
Goodwin canyon, above town, was
named after Hon. g. &. Goodwin, edit
or of the Enterprise.
The details Of a murder at Halleck
station, ElkO county, will be found in
our Geographic columns.
A large amount of mahogany wood
is being stored on the flat opposite the
old Jackson smelling works.
c. S. Crandall, Journal Clerk of the
last Assembly, arrived in Eureka by
Thursday nights train.
The Banner mine shipped thirty
odd tons of ore last week, and has on
the dump about fifty tons awaiting
shipment.
A. e. Kaye has appointed Professor
Stearns Deputy County School Super
intendent during his absence from the
State.
Mr.. De Soto, one of o. Dunkel Il
Co.'s affable assistants, was taken Sc
riously i'll yesterday morning and is
confined TO his room.
Bishop Il Carpenter, the livery men,
not to be behind their competitors in
the business, have just received sew
eral very fine buggies and rockaways.
Our friend Haskell is giving consid-
cradle attention to baby carriages
these days. He advertises a fine
lot among our special notices to-day.
We have been trying to remember
for a week to say that Judge Laspeyre
has removed his law-office to Ryland's
brick building on Bateman street.
Michael Ferry, charged with petit
larceny, will have his trial this norm
ing at 10 o'clock in Justice Cromer's
Court.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to the social event of the
season, which will take place at the
Methodist Church next Tuesday even
ing. Happy man!
Book Agent Redewill is doing a land
office business in the sale of books
and pianos. He has contracted three
pianos, and disposed of books up into
IT, hundreds.
Dan. Foley, commonly known as
the big Bonanza" was not the man
mentioned in yesterdays SENTINEL
as having appropriated Uncle Chand-
ler's lumber.
A fellow bought six boards and then
stole enough lumber to build a respec-
table-sized hotel. Justice Cromer will
tell him to-day what he knows about
the lumber business.
Ed. Rodgers WAS convicted yester-
day in Justice Cromer's Court, on the
charge of petit larceny. for stealing
lumber. He will be sentenced to-day
at 10 o'clock.
The School Trustees of Ruby Hill
district have appointed Mr.. George
Reek as teacher OF the public school
at that place. vice Mr.. Siearns, who
assumes charge Of the Eureka school.
The Trustees last evening appointed
Mr.. A. Stearns as Principal OF the Eu-
reka public school, for the unexpired
term, which will end on the first of
August.
At the Jubilee concert last night,
Miss Della Raypo was presented with
q basket of beautiful flowers at the
conclusion of her singing "She is the
Belle of the Ball." by a gentleman APP
preciator of the lady's vocal abilities.
The Jubilee Singers gave another of
their very pleasing entertainments last
evening. The house was not crowded,
hs.t tho ntrIiAup m vuyaa m vyarw, n -. roo N
tive one, and highly enjoyed the
singing.
In our article yesterday concerning
the affairs Of d. b. I'm mel & Co. we
inadvertently said there was no money
in the hands of the assignees. This
was q mistake. They found about
8 1900 in the vault, which sun
is still In their possession.
Captain Chamblin has been indulg-
ing in a weeks recreation, visiting his
old friends in Wirnemucca, Battle
Mountain and Elko. During his alb
sence the old veteran, Dave Taylor,
has had charge of the train.
A private CONVEYANCE arrived from
Hamilton yesterday, bringing oyer
Bob Meyerhof, en- route to the Black
Hills, Chas. Butelar, delegate to the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge at Virginia, and Otto
Boetzel, who will remain in Eureka.
w. II. Davenport, Esq. was elect.
cd Deputy Grand Master of the indie.
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows of the
State of Nevada. at last Thursdays
session OF the Grand Lodge in Carson.
An honor worthily bestowed.
f. Loewy has disposed Of his news
| business to Jacob Lowenthal and
| Morris Kalischer, a couple Of bright
young men who have grown up chief.
~ in this town. Mr.. Loewy departs
shortly for Europe, for the purposes
and objects stated sometime since in
the SENTINEL.
We notice that II old friend Judge
Lawler Is running the mining depart.
mont Of the San Francisco Exchange.
Judging from the excellence Of that
ror'ion of the paper we should say the
| judge was rs much of n success in his
new field ~ he WAS when he manipu-
latad Vallejo's primary elections.
The SENTINEL office returns ito hest
u.i.kou m Mr. md Mr.. Jrn;S prurNt