Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-26

Wood River.
r. II. Glassford was reported to be bet
ter yesterday.
The little child Of o. X. Wescoatt, Ruby
Hill, is quite i'll.
Thus far no new cases Of smallpox have
been developed.
ALI. Harris returned Sunday evening
from San Francisco.
Hank Knight and Gabriel Cohn are
among the Tascarorans.
The Humboldt River is still rising as
the NOW melts in the mountains.
The Eureka Baseball Club meets at
Judge Harmon's Office this evening.
Tommy Douglas is down with an at
tack Of ~infammatory rheumatism.
Clay Simms has gone to meet Mrs.
Simms, who is en- route from the East.
Messrs. Stewart, Wood and L. L. Robin
son depart for San Francisco tomorrow.
ALI our clothing stores had immense
quantities Of new goods arrive yesterday.
And now the dogs have got the epizooty,
and several have died from the effects OF II.
Mr.. st. Clair, one Of the Directors Of the
Silver Lick Mining Company, is in town.
The San Francisco Clothing Store yes
terday received immense quantities OF new
goods.
The Postofice will hereafter be opened
at 3 O'Clock in the morning until further
| orders.
Charley Broy commenced hauling the
Wales Consolidated machinery to the mine
yesterday.
N E-1.k. - Al. II 4
p. r. r., returned from California by last
nights train.
A. p. Mathews, OF the firm OF Kane,
O'Leary Il Co., Of San Francisco, arrived
on Sunday evening.
James o. Doyle. who has been spending
several days on the Range, leaves for
Hamilton this morning.
Battle Mountain is sinking another srte-
sian well. These wells are a success in the
valley OF the Humboldt.
Mr.. Thomas Reynolds, a brother OF Mr..
8. v. Reynolds. arrived on Ruby Hill last
Thursday from England.
1t is reported that a new hardware es-
Enlistment will m business here
soon-by parties from Carson,
Col. Thomas ]. Taylor has struck an en-
couraging prospect Of gold and cinnabar
on the mountains east OF town.
Owing to the lateness of the hour at
which the train arrives there will be no
night delivery at the Postofice.
The District Court has been adjourned
to Monday, the I'd OF May, instead OF the
18th, as has been heretofore published.
Eleven passengers depart daily by stage
from Kelton for Wood River. The crowd
is accumulating at Kelton at the rate of so
per day.
II you want to examine q fae stock OF
gents furnishing goods, go and see All.
Harris to-day, next door to Jack Perry's
Saloon.
Two more vags were sentenced yesterday
in Justice Harmon's Court. From the
looks OF some OF the streets they can be
proftably employed.
There il q miner on Ruby Hill who
holds 100 shares Of Albion stock. and
will hold it until ii gets to its full value,
which he thinks will be fully $40.
Notwithstanding the change in railroad
time Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Office will be
open on the arrival Of the train, and will
deliver letters and papers as usual.
W. B. Harrub arrived Sunday evening
from Oakland. He, with his family, will
remain in Eureka some time. We are glad
to note Mr.. Harrub looking hale and hearty.
Stock operators have been ~discounting
the decision in the Eureka Con. case since
the argument three weeks ago. 1t Is not
likely therefore that the stock will take
much Of a jump.
The stock market yesterday had an up
ward tendency. All descriptions exhibit
strength and nearly the whole line closed
at better figures. There was a very con-
siderable run on Savage.
The Parker House restaurant will open
for business about the LIST Of the coming
month, with @. Fox and Chris. SCHNEIDER
a. proprietors. These gentlemen under
stand the business thoroughly.
The sColonade'' House. on the south
west corner OF CLARK and Munroe streets,
we understand. ID about to change hands.
1t is to be hoped that the new management
will add another an" to the name.
A very pretty piece Of h~andiwork, repre-
senting an air castle, is to be rafded of at
Smith q Doak's saloon, North Main street,
al soon as the chances are all taken. There
are only twelve numbers at 81 each.
The bill posters, under the direction Of
General Wood, have again ornamented the
deadwalls with the printers art, and even
he who runs may read that the Soldenes
are going to be here on the second prox.
Senator Fair says he never heard the
name Of J. III. Biggs, the name under
which some OF the San Francisco papers
said he travelled from the East to Califor-
mia. We thought Uncle Jimmy had too
much sense 10 make such q break as that.
Owners Of English lever watches will
do we'll to ascertain whether they did not
lose the cap Of the movement, a. one was
found on Main street and deposited with
Ed. wilhelm. where 1t may be had free Of
charge.
The Ruby Killers almost paralyzed the
local ball club on Sunday, defeating them
by Q score of IS to 0. W. j. Penrose offers
to bet 500 that they can repeat the dose
every Sabbath from now till Independence
Day. Crawford is looking around for pro-
fessional material.
The Diplomatists rehearsed from mem
DRY last evening. The company il getting
along admirably, the ladies being particu-
larly bright with their lines. Although the
play Is q long one, it viii be completely
mastered before the evening Of its presen-
tation, so that the prompter's oface will be
. sinecure.
$3.50