Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-06
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Richmond shares were quoted at 81
in the London market yesterday.
The County Commissioners hold
their regular monthly meeting to-nlor-
row.
Pete Canavau found q watch seal
and left ii at the SENTINEL Office. The
owner can secure it by calling.
Judge f. W. Cole will depart for
Hamilton to morrow for the purpose
of holding Court on the Pogonip.
Little ones will remember that they
are requested to bring the singing birds
to Sunday school 10. day.
Any one wishing the services of a
copyist or book-keeper, can be accom-
tnodated by inquirlng Of George Will
lig, at Simms IL Thatcher's corner.
Mark Musgrove, late editor and pro-
prietor of the Ward Miner, arrived in
town yesterday and proposes to visit
Tuscarora and Elko.
The Hon. II. X. Mitchell, coun sci
for the Eureka Consolidated in the big
mining suit, was among the arrivals
by rail last evening. Hank Will be
heartily welcomed.
J. w. Pike, the book keeper at the
Hamburg works, received a telegram
yesterday requiring his immediate
presence in San Francisco and left on
this mornings train. He will be alb
sent about ten days.
Smith & Canavan flung wide the
doors of the Sazerac last evening and
welcomed their host OF friends to their
hospitable halls. The place was
crowded until a late hour.
The fancy will give an entertainment
at Bigelow's Hall Tuesday evening.
Sparring matches, comic songs, dances,
etc, will be on the programme and no
doubt much science in the noble art OF
seli-defense will be displayed.
The ladies have determined on
Wednes lay evening, May OH, as the
time for holding the fair and festival at
the Methodist Church. instead of Tues
day, as heretofore announced.
5. A. Winall, President of The Eldora
Mining Company, in Lake District,
me; with a serious accident, his team
running away with him and throwing
him ont, dislocating n of his ANGLES.
Mr.. Winall arrived in town yesterday
on the Hamilton stage, en- route to San
Francisco.
The dump at the Hamburg contains
$50 tons of good ore, and as the roads
improve Charley Broy is adding to the
amount daily. His contract calls for
the delivery of fifty tons per day, and
he will put teams enough on the road
To furnish the amount without further
trouble.
The train was an hour late Friday
night. Engine No. 2 was sent out
with the regular train, and as she was
fresh from the shops, where she has
been undergoing repairs, her journals
heated-hence the delay. A couple Of
trips over the road will remedy the
trouble.
Several improvements will be made
in the Methodist Church building this
week. The arrangements of the seats
in the gallery are to be changed and
made more comfortable, the galleries
carpeted and chairs placed on the
main floor instead of the straight back
benches now in use.
Judge Cole reconsidered his commit
ment of o. ID. Jensen, who was exam
ined in the district Court on Friday,
and the mild maniac roams the streets
of Eureka unmolested. The Judge is
of the opinion hat if he should com
nit all OF our citizens who are AS crazy
as this man Jensen, that the town
would be speedily depopulated, which
we regard az an unqualified indorse-
ment Of Jensen's sanity.