Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-20
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Inc mite Fine District Court has
adjourned to the 2Sth instant.
Gen. C~adwalader 1, going to return
from California to White Pine.
Last nights stage brought in over
$4,000 worth Of Phoebe bullion.
Six passengers will arrive by to-
days stage from Belmont.
Hon. +. w. Cole. Thos. J. Read and
A. SkillnIan returned from Hamilton
by last nights stage.
Fred. German Is adding an extern
sion to the rear Of his private resi-
dence.
Seventeen boxes OF silver coin, 434,.
600. from tho Carson Mint, went East
yesterday.
Billy Nichols and wife were among
night.
Counselor Davenport has about
completed the improvements on his
residence on Spring street.
Salt Marsh Villains was in town
yesterday with . load Of hay from his
Huntington valley ranch.
Hunter District, White Pine county,
Is to have a furnace. The machinery
has been ordered.
Manager Bigelow informs us that II
Is quite probable that the Tennessee
Jubileers will yet visit Eureka.
Edgar Mills, President Of the Eu.
reka and Palisade Railroad, arrived
from the West BY last nights train.
Farmer & Lesser have a splendid
assortment Of the most fashionable
and stylish ladies' goods. Cheap, too.
Mrs. s. T. Anderson left on this
mornings train for a three months
visit to her daughter, who resides at
Sydney Barracks, Nebraska.
j. W. Powell had workmen engaged
yesterday in putting the finishing
touches on his handsome residence on
Spring street.
Our thanks are due w. H. Clark for
Of those hats, q late importation,
nobby and As cool al In icicle.
Meyers & Franklin are continually
adding tn their mammoth stock. All
OF their importations are of tue latest
pattern.
The sidewalks and saloons last
night we're %throDpet with men. The
town looked ~livelier than at any time
for two months.
Some elegant specimens Of crystal.
lized ore are found in the new ore body
OF the Richmond mine. They are said
to be the rarest ever brought to light
on the Hill.
Seven carloads of tea, being l40, 900
pounds, passed Fast over the Central
Pacific Railroad yesterday. A good
many tea parties in that dab.
w. II. Martin was Yesterday arrest.
Ell by Constable Mckay, on a charge
of stealing a pistol from Luther Clark.
Trial set for o.morrow.
Assessor Knight has a notice of in
tsrest to the owners of productive
mirss under the head Of "Nsw To.
day" in this issue Of the SENTINEL.
Two men were marched up toward
the Jail yesterday, but We did not get
their offense. Somebody said it was
. mild case Of battery.
Judge Cole issued q venire for 100
jurymen in the White Pine murder
cases, returnabie on the 18th. Sub
pOenaes for 30 witnesses were also is
sued, returnabie on the same date.
Col. Bob Taylor, of Virginia. tele.
grsphed to Hamilton yesterday, that
he will not be able to defend Roach,
the slayer of Gleason.
The Pancake Coal Company have
ordered a drilling machine and drills
sufficient to penetrate to q depth Of
1000 feet. Operations will be resumed
at the mine sometime in July.
d. w. LIE Van has moved TO the
front, raised and added an additional
room to his elegant dwelling-house on
Spring street, making II one of the
finest residences in Eureka.
They are boasting about the dis
covery OF a gold mine near Jefferson.
on the Austin and Belmont road.
Two dollars to the pan and the bed
rock pitching is what they claim.
After bank hours yesterday Paxton
& Co. had a force of men engaged in
overhauling the interior of their insti-
tuition. Tho improvements will he
completed by Monday morning, thus
not delaying or dissrranging their
business.
A couple of Cornishmen succeeded
In smoking out a young coyote from
its lair on the hill west of own and
brought the captive into Eureka. From
its frantic struggles we should judge
that the coyote longed for tho free.
dom OF its native sagebrush.
That is a slashing pair Of black
steppers that Geo. Lamoureux has
Just brought to public view; also his
new buggy, a present from q brother
in the East, IL of the finest finish. The
team, he informs us, was purchased
from Governor Bradley's ranch.
Both Joe Mendes and the c. p.
Brewery are introducing gas on their
premises. Max Oberfelder smiles as
he witnesses these evidences Of his
fellow citizens determination to keep
up with the spirit of the times.
Loewy, the progressive new man,
moved his headquarters yesterday to
Geo. Young's new premises, on Main
street, and will occupy them jointly
with the gunsmith. Both their wares
arc IN demand and 60 Of with great
rspidity.
A team, belonging to Geo. Lam
oureux and loaded with 10000 pounds
Of charcoal, passed through town yes
terday, en- route 10 the Richmond. 1t
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