Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-22

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Nentinel's Reporter.
Several fights have occurred the past
few days. Tho spring season opens briskly.
Ruby Hill turned out in force last night
10 see the Can-Can.
A large number Of visitors, including
many ladies, visited the Opera House yea
terday to see the wild cats.
The list Of advertised letters in the Ruby
Hill Postofice will be found In our advcr-
Using columns.
The exercises at the public school yes
terday were interesting, but there we're no
visitors present.
There will be an auction sale 1t Peed 4
Co.'S at I O'Clock this afternoon. ct which
some good bargains may be secured.
In the divorce case published in yester-
days SENTINEL the names should have
been Easton instead Of Eaton.
Fred Barnes speaks . little piece to those
indebted to him. 1t will be found in our
advertising columns.
Mr.. Robert Gillespie and wife arrived
here last evening from the East. They
we're met At the depot by . large number
Of friends.
There was . lively scrimmage on Main
street yesterday between . butcher md an
ex-merchant, in which the latter came off
second best.
John Bosanko and Elizabeth Roberts
have concluded TO travel life's thorny
path together, and . license was issued to
them by the County Clerk yesterday.
The Depot Hotel at Palisade has been
enlarged ard improved, In order to meet
the demands Of its fast-increasing patron
age.
Mr.. VIM. Mulick was vowing vengeance
against the whole canine race yesterday,
and Spring street dogs in particular. One
OF the latter took the size Of Williams
calves with his jaws.
The remains Of the late John b. Stratton
will be forwarded to his relatives in
Brooklyn, New York. The services will be
held at the Presbyterian Church at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
1t costs something for . Chinaman to
die in Eureka. One of them passed in his
earthly account yesterday, and his friends,
who telegraphed the fact to the Celestial
Empire, paid just $5i for the privilege.
Mr.. Fred NJ. Hoffman and j. n. Towns
end, highly respected c~itizens Of Hamil-
ton, arrived here last evening by private
conveyance. Both gentlemen speak en-
couragingly Of the mining prospects OF
that camp.
We learned last evening that James T.
Mathewson, formerly of Hamilton and this
place, is lying dangerously i'll at San Fran
cisco. His numerous friends here will re-
greet to learn this intelligence.
The stockholders OF the Charter Oak
Tunnel and Mining Company will hold a
meeting on the 4th day Of April, for the
purpose Of electing . President and
Trustee.
Fred. Barlow. II. Stamford and . China
man. charged with the burglary Of cigars
from the Turner House, were each sem
fenced to pay 500 fine, or spend so days
in Jail, by Justice Cromer yesterday.
Major Mccoy appeared on the street
yesterday looking none the worse for his
trip to San Francisco. He expects in .
few days to receive some improved ma
chinery for his water works.
The New Mexico Mining Company fled
articles Of incorporation in the Clerks
Office yesterday. The capital stock is
$50. 600, 900, with 500, 900 shares. and J. l..
Thompson. George A. Tracy and Charles
Kendall, all of New York, are the Trustees.