Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-22
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Yesterday Eureka Con. shares touched
$32 rs.
District Court meets at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Walt. j. Tuska arrived last evening from
Virginia City.
Mrs. VIM. limerick returned from Cali
fornia last evening.
Baslett sold 80 of his jacks yesterday,
and has only four left.
Forty persons are booked at Austin for
the San Francisco excursion.
In the District Court yesterday the
case Of Martin F~illippini vs.. Mrs. Eliza
beth Daneke, was postponed to July Is.
Sheriff W. l.. Mckee OF Lincoln county
arrived from California last evening.
A girl to wait on table can learn OF a sit
uation by referring to New To-day"
A meeting Of the Albion Baseball Club
will be held this evening at 8 O'Clock in the
Justices Court.
1t is rumored that the Ruby Hill Miners
Union intend giving a grand picnic. II
they do 80 1t will be a bangor.
1t is computed that the 1856 people who
will go on the San Francisco excursion
will spend not less than 500, 600.
The case Of John McDaniels vs.. Robert
Brown, a suit for damages, ZONES up in
the District Court this morning.
Deputy U. s. Revenue Collector Shannon
departed yesterday for Cherry Greek and
other points in White Pine county.
Mrs. E. G.. weston's rattle for the French
plate cheval glass will take place at the
Postofice Exchange saloon this evening at
8 O'Clock.
Dan Hastings yesterday started in the
draying business, with a first-class outfit.
He will make his stand in front Of Has
kelrs store.
Reveille: Isaac Wixom was reported in
Eureka on Saturday. We understand that
Isaac thinks seriously Of locating on the
Base Range.
Parties having claims against the Wales
Con. or Superintendent Griffith are re-
quested to leave the same at the Parker
House on or before next Saturday.
The Richmond Company do not intend
to start up their works until about the
Goth Of July. They have some 60 men
employed in making general repairs.
1t ia more than probable that the Albion
Baseball Club, comprising the same nine
that played at Austin a few days since, will
be taken to San Francisco ON the coming
excursion.
TIL condition of Rudolph Olsen, when
the train left Palisade last evening, had
not improved my, and it was thought he
could not possibly live through the night.
DR.. Thoma is still with him.
The Austin Baseball Club will visit Eu-
reka with Melville Curtis as manager as
soon as the Albion Club can make arrange
ments for their reception, when the second
game for the belts will be played.
County Physician Todd has opened an
Office in Whitton's new brick building, at
the corner Of Main and Clark streets,
where he will be pleased to see his friends
and patrons. See advertisement.
The Ruby Hill Fourth of July Commit
tee were in town yesterday soliciting sub
scriptions, and secured $50. About 5000
has been subscribed on the Hill. This
promises to make the affair a grand success.
The limit Of the San Francisco excursion
(l35) having been reached, an effort will
be made to get additional car accommo-
dation, as there are q number more who
wish to get on the excursion. Those who
have subscribed for tickets must settle for
them this week, or they don't go.