Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-01

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Sentfner's Reporter.

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sentineps Reporter.
First Of April.
The game and opium laws take effect
to-day.
The X. of P. will meet at their hall this
evening.
The weather was unusually warm and
pleasant.
Many Of the sick people about town are
improving.
The welcome pay-days are rapidly APP
preaching.
Influenza and Group seem to be letting
up a little.
Sheriff Mat. Kyle returned from the West
last evening.
Strawberries are selling for three bits a
box in Virginia City.
r. Sadler & Co. have a fine assortment
Of tin and white metal ware.
r. Sadler and Joseph WANNA took a
trip to Fish Greek yesterday.
Business was remarkably quiet in and
about the Courthouse yesterday.
Judge w. W. Bishop returned last even
ing from a flying visit to Palisade.
Messenger Ross put in appearance again
last evening ON the +. q P. train.
1t is possible that the Lingard Comb
nation will play an engagement here.
There is considerable ore now being
hauled to the different reduction works.
Fifteen hundred and seventy-five shares
of Albion were sold yesterday at 81 80.
VIM. Joannes, who has been sick for
some time, is able to be up and about again.
Fred. Hinckley complains that there is
no business being done in the Land Office.
Three Of the delayed Eastern mails ar
rived last evening. There is one behind
yet.
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher and wife left this
morning for Bay Shore, Long Island, New
York.
Jake Harris, after visiting San Francisco
for q couple OF weeks. returned home last
evening.
1t is expected that an extensive sale OF
mining property will be contaminated in a
few days.
Should the weather prove favorable, a
large amount Of prospecting will be done
this month.
Residents on the east side Of South Main
street are making some needed improve
ments in the way Of sidewalks.
The Rescue Hose ladies were out for a
little exercise yesterday afternoon, and laid
the dust on Main street nicely.
New California potatoes have made their
appearance in the Comstock market, and
are worth eight cents per pound.
G. r. Royce came up from San Francisco
last evening. He will remain here during
Mr.. Paris absence at Wood River.
Only two furnaces have recently been
running at the Richmond works, but the
third one will be started up this morning.
b. Alexander has the allfiredest red front
building in town. Strangers will have no
difficulty in finding his business locality.
The Lingards and the Haverly minstrel
troupe Of twenty-six performers are ex-
pected in Virginia City about the 18th OF
April.
1t is reported that a number OF business
firms will remove from Virginia TO Eureka.
The latter is pretty well fixed for business
firms itself.
1t was reported last evening that the
Richmond Company had fenced up the new
wagon road to the Albion Mine. Strange |
proceeding.
The Reno Journal has entered upon its
fifteenth volume and eighth year. The
Journal Is one OF our best State exchanges, |
and we wish it prosperity.
There does not seem to be much
scarcity OF charcoal at the Richmond
works. judging from the number Of cars
loaded and standing upon the track.
There was a good deal of talk and bluster
on Main street yesterday afternoon-al
made by one man. At one time the pros.
pects were good for a fight, but 1t ended
In talk.
Attention is called to the new grocery
advertisement Of Rube Eggleston this
morning. Rube has got the Wood River
fever, and has got IL bad, too. Big chance
for bargains.
The demand for the SENTINEL yesterday,
containing the Rev. Mr.. Gallagher's lee
ture on Wednesday evening. was larger
than we could supply. 1t will be printed
in the Weekly. which will be published to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.