Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-08
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The comet was hardly perceptible last
night.
District Court meets at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
VIM. Burk Of Shsllburn arrived here
yesterday.
D. B. Nye arrived last night from San
Francisco.
Felix Cobletz Of San Francisco arrived
last evening.
The Knights OF Pythias hold q meeting
at their hall this evening.
George B. Burbank came in from Cherry
Greek yesterday afternoon.
Captain Day has resigned the position Of
Deputy Sheriff for Ruby Hill.
The quotations in the Stock Board yes
terday were exceedingly weak.
A pocket memorandum book was lost
yesterday. See advertisement.
The Land League will hold q meeting
on Saturday evening. See advt.
The Richmond-Albion trial draws full
houses at the Courthouse every day.
1t is probable that the struck jury will
not be used in the Richmond-Albion trial.
Henry Hip arrived from Ward yester-
day. He will remain in town for several
days.
The prisoners in the County Jail at vir-
ginia City are to be put to work on the
streets.
The elegant brick residence OF Judge
Lansing IN Panl street is almost ready for
occupancy.
Contracts will o be let for building
two brick stores on the east side Of South
Main street.
The ~semi-annual election for officers Of
the Ruby Hill Miners Union takes place
this evening.
The Baldwin Hotel got the great bulk Of
the Eureka excursionists who stopped in
San Francisco.
The professional card Of r. NJ. Beatty,
Esq, will be found under the head OF
New To-day"
The Eureka & Colorado Railroad Com
pany is employing a large number Of men
to work on the new road.
One thousand and ten shares OF Albion
were sold in the Board yesterday at prices
ranging from So 10 to So Is.
The recent hot weather has already
caused a noticeable increase in the heat Of
the lower levels OF the Comstock.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell, who has been sick
for several days, was reported to be seri-
ously ill yesterday and last evening.
Miss Albina WANNA, daughter OF Joseph
Vanina, has returned from California,
where she has been attending school.
Ri. Rev. o. W. Whitaker arrived last
night, and during his stay in Eureka will
be the guest Of Rev. Chas. b.. Crawford.
R. M. Beatty was yesterday added as
counsel to the Richmond side in the great
suits Of the Richmond and Albion cases.
d. ~. Mclaughlin and w. j. Penrose
yesterday filed their official bonds as JUS
tice Of the Peace and Constable OF Ruby
Hill Township.
We understand that there is some oppo-
sition to the formation Of the new town.
ship on Ruby Hill. 1t is too late for
objections nov.
Persons having bills against the Califor-
MIA mine are requested to present them to
All. Harris at his furnishing store, two
doors north Of Jack Perry's saloon.
Virginia Chronicle: DR.. Rockman of
this city recently removed a large tumor
from the side of a Carson lady. The
operation was successfully perioTlueus anu
the patient is doing well.
Eureka made another lucky escape from
destruction yesterday. Had the wind
blown from the south, as is usual when
fires occur here. il is probable the fire
would have swept the town.
Charley Wallace, County Assessor, is
transcribing the records OF assessments OF
the proceeds Of mines since the organizes
ton OF the county. When finished the
record will be very full and complete.
Messrs. Griffin 4 Andre. insurance
agents, were kept busy yesterday making
out insurance papers. No less than five
property owners in the southern portion OF
town want to be on the safe side hereafter.
The burning Of the Ottawa Hotel was q
close call TO the uninsured.
The concert and festival this evening
promises to be q very pleasant affair.
Chinese lanterns nave been procured, and
the grounds are to be brilliantly lighted,
where, after the concert, lemonade, orange
ice, etc., will be served. The concert be-
gins at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission fifty
cents.