Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-22

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One thousand pounds Of candy, just re-
ceived by Gregovich.
Frank Doutrick has proved q worthy
successor to Dave Mannheim.
Mrs. Ranft is receiving the furniture for
her new place on Main street.
Powder soap is the last new thing under
the sun. 1t is for sale at Gregoyich's.
The propriety Of closing the schools dur.
ing the measle epidemic, is agitated.
Billy Nichols and family arrived here
last evening from Oakland, California.
Work on the foundation Of the Interna-
tional Hotel was commenced yesterday.
Yesterdays wind and dust sent peees-
TRANS home in the last stages Of disgust.
We encountered a solitary Monaghan.
during a tramp through Chinatown yester-
day.
1t is reported that there are not less han
100 minsrs out Of employment on Ruby
Hill.
Paxton & Co. are in receipt Of IT'S bars
OF Tybo bullion, which they will ship to
the Bay.
The Eureka Consolidated shipped three
carloads Of bullion to San Francisco yes
terday.
The seasons in Nevada are gradually
changing, if the Oldest inhabitants can be
relied upon.
Judge Cromer expects to move into his
new office on Buel street, opposite Joe
Mendes', to-day.
Jackson VOWS that as a counter in pedro,
Pete Canavan could discount a Louisiana
Returning Board.
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald is
out again, and looks considerably the worse
for his late illness.
The Commissioners will adjourn from
day to day until the Court. house matter is
finally disposed of.
Some good ore is being taken ont of the
Alexander mine, and Tommy Douglas is
| proportionately happy.
The White Pine County Bank will not be
removed from its present location while
the building is being improved.
The American Labor Union will hold a
meeting at the Courthouse this evening.
A full attendance is requested.
Rudolph Leuzinger has opened a stove
and tinware establishment on Buel street,
in the rear OF Paxton q Co.'s bank.
Some old and useful articles in the sta
tionery line can be secured at Smith &
Caravans stand ir the Postoffice building.
Robert Watson has renowned allegiance
to En9land's Queen. and declared his in
tention Of becoming an American citizen.
A portion Of Mrs Ashim's new restau-
rant was blown down Yesterday, and Char
ley Knights house was lifted of its foun-
dation.
DR.. Bishop yesterday sold the walls Of
the livery stable he has been building on
lower Main street to Charley Knight for
81, POO.
A joint stock company, to bcild a num-
Der Of stores. theater, etc, on the ground
formerly occupied by the American Ex-
change, is talked of.
Tie United Order Of American Work
ingmen was organized March II. and al
ready numbers 20 members. Our best citi-
zens belong to it.
The Eureka Good Templars Lodge is
getting along very successfully. The
Lodge now numbers some so members
and ia rapidly increasing.
Two new flags for the use of the city,
together with the Mob Killers hose, was
received by Mr.. Remington yesterday.
The flags are an improvement on those now
III use.
An exchange SAYS that "the chances Of a
school marin for getting married are rated
at 9S in a possible 100" Correct. But
we knaw of some whose chances are 100
per cent. above par.
The parents Of Mrs. Hunter. the Hos
pital Matron, the one rs and the other 70
years Of age. have departed on a visit to
some relatives in California. 1t is rare in
deed that 50 venerable a couple undertake
a journey.