Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-21

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sentineI's Reporter.

sentineI's Reporter.
Yesterday was the loveliest Of the season.
Gabriel Cohn is spending a few days in
town.
Senator Fair is reported on the Com
stock.
The Lingards left this morning for the
Mormon capital.
There are more strangers in town than
for a long time before.
The dry good stores are making a great
display of their finery.
Hon. Hank Knight arrived yesterday af-
ternoon by special train.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Blair do not depart
for Bristol until tomorrow morning.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. now bulletin the San
Francisco afternoon street quotations.
Eureka Lodge No. %, 1. o. o. F., meets
at their hall at 8 o'clock this evening.
Griff. j. Griffith, Superintendent Of the
Wales Consolidated, arrived last evening.
Baseball players should remember the
meeting at the Justice Court this evening.
Deputy Sheriff Mckay leaves this morn
ing for Antelope Valley ON official business.
Messrs. J. W. Dorsey and J. s. Byrne
Of Elko are spending a few days in Eureka.
Sheriff Kyle and his officers raided the
opium dens of Chinatown last night with
good success.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Hinckley Of the Par
ker House left yesterday morning for a
visit to California.
The members OF the Dramatic Club are
requested to meet at Judge Coles residence
this evening for rehearsal.
The genial countenance Of ex-State SEN
ator Gabriel COIN is shedding its radiance
along the Base Range for a few days.
Mrs. Wines leaves this morning for
Elko, thence, about May 2. for San Fran
cisco, to place her son in Berkeley Insti-
tute.
Mrs. A. G.. Gordon arrived Yesterday
afternoon from Hamilton, and during her
stay here will be the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Winzell.
Joseph Reynolds is the accredited agent
Of Messrs. Hinckley q Lockwood during
their absence. See advertisement in an
other column.
james Kyle of Ruby Hill has struck it
rich in his Zulu mine on the north end OF
Prospect Mountain. We congratulate him
on his good luck.
Charles Fis1e, formerly Of Eureka, has
located permanently in Tombstone Dis
trict. He is engaged in the real estate and
brokerage business.
Sheriff Matt Kyle has appointed w. j. |
Mccormick as one of his deputies on the
day police. He could not have made q
better appointment.
DR.. A.. G. Bishops brother will arrive
here in a few days, and will attend to the
duties OF the DOCTORS practice during his
absence at Wood River.
1t is apparent now that the Ruby Killers
do not incline very strongly to comedy.
Comparatively few have witnessed the
Lingard performances.
Did you ever see a rope walk? Try and
be on hand at 2 o'clock on Saturday even
ing in front of the Opera House. This
part Of the minstrel show is free.
Suit was commenced in the District
Court yesterday by p. N. Hansen against
j. W. S~tandberg to foreclose a mortgage
on mining property in Antelope Mining
District.
Albion was the lively flea Of yesterdays !
market. 1t skipped about at all sorts of
figures, though ranging but little between
top and bottom quotations. 1t closed
finally at S3A.
Several young FOUNDERS who live on in
visible means and infict their presence a
little too frequently on saloon-keepers
should receive the next application Of the
Vagrant Act. The proprietors of saloons
generally complain Of these vagabonds.
An Easter card was received by last
evenings mail from San Francisco by an
attsche OF the SENTINEL, which, for beauty
and design, excels anything of the kind
we have ever seen. 1t is no doubt a tender
reminder from some fair Episcopalian to
keep the recipient in the path of rectitude.
The minstrel show on Saturday evening
will be worthy Of patronage. The COM
pany have labored hard to attain proficien-
cy, and can rattle the bones, shake the
tam borin or crack a joke with the best
artists in the profession. A number OF
local hits have been added to the roper
toire, and the business promises to be ex-
tremely lively.