Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-27
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Travel towards Bodie is on the increase
The Ruby Killers were down in force
last evening.
District Court meets at 10 o'clock to
morrow morning.
The nosezoo is very popular here, and il
having q big run.
Strawberries are selling in Virginia City
at 80 cents per box.
The Germania Club meets this evening
at the Opera House.
E. j. Travis and wife returned last even
ing from California.
The Haverly Troupe open at Virgins
City next Tuesday evening.
The Melvilles will give their next per
formance at Nevada City, Cal.
Membraneous Group continues to prevail
extensively in this community.
Judge Selden Hetzel of Bodie is ex-
pected in Eureka in a few days.
The condition OF Mrs. Joseph Winzell
was much improved last evening.
There are twenty-five cases Of smallpox
in the pesthouse Of San Francisco.
About half the horses in Carson are
down with a mild form Of epizootic.
Luther Clark Of the Palace is talking Of
emigrating to the Wood River country.
The Ruby Hill band, in full uniform,
dispensed fine music in q number OF the
saloons last evening.
Elgin Travis, who was reported very i'll
with membraneous Group, is getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Page came up from
Fish Greek yesterday, and attended the
opera last evening.
There were more people ON the streets
yesterday afternoon and last evening than
have been seen for a long time.
The public will regret to hear that Mrs.
Hunter, the Matron Of the County Hos
pitsal, has also been caught by the cpl
demic. and been postrated for several days.
Messrs. Barlow & Henderson have pur-
chased the property on the corner Of Main
and Silver streets, which they have here
fore occupied in the wagon-making and
blacksmithing business.
Tom Read having established the grade
for the sidewalk from the Cosmopolitan
Hotel past Pat McElroy's to the black
smith shop, this needed improvement will
be made the coming week.
Services will be held as usual by Rev.
Mr.. Ladd in the District Courtroom this
morning. The subject for the evening
services will be "Some Lessons from the
Life of the Late Gear Of Russia" All are
invited.
The usual services will take place in st.
James Episcopal Church this morning. In
the evening Mr.. Crawford will deliver his
first lecture on ancient church history, the
subject being "Ignatius and Polycarp."
All are invited.
The SENTINEL is indebted to Joseph Rev
nolds for the Hawaiian Almanac and an
nual for 1881. 1t is a hand-boo Of infor-
nation on matters relating to the Hawaiian
Islands, OF great value to merchants, emf
grants and travellers.
Telephone connection has been made be-
tween the Albion and Eureka Con. mines
and the main Offices in Eureka. When the
instruments arrive in a few days, the Su-
perintendents here will save many q trip to
the Hill, as well as q great loss Of time.
Vim Mulch, OF the Opera House Saloon, |
is entitled to great credit for the way in
which he has superintendent the box sheet
Of the operate performances during the
past week. We have not heard OF a single
complaint with regard to the tickets sold, |
which is deserving Of the highest COM
mendation,