Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-14
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0GEAUH tEOMn inc NOA6s0OOA et tU8
sentiners Reporter.
Diplomacy tonight.
Nobby clothing at Kayser's.
The lovely weather continues.
Let's all go to Daisy's benefit tonight.
Eureka Con. has shaded off to $34 again.
For a gamble, Albion is the favored
stock.
William Cole is painting a drop curtain
for the Varieties Theater.
Jesse Mendes has a house of three rooms
to rent, partly furnished.
Jake Cohn, of the Clothing Bazaar, wants
a girl to do general homework.
Mr.. Allen as Captain Julian Beauclerc
tonight will be q dramatic treat.
r. M. Catlin, civil engineer Of Tuscarora,
is spending a few days on the Range.
Several parties are getting ready to leave
for Wood River the first of the coming
week.
1t is reported that Judge Rising has the
Salary Act under advisement at Virginia
City.
j. s. Whitton will leave tomorrow morn
ing for a visit to Wood River and Yam
kee Fork.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland of Spring Valley,
White Pine County, arrived last evening
from California.
Dress goods, in all the new styles n
eolors, at Maher q Manion's, in the new
Wilton building.
W. H. Keller and Henry Bohle arrived
from Typo yesterday, and will depart for
Wood River in q day or two.
The numerous friends Of Kitty Cole will
regret to learn that the little miss has been
quite sick for a couple Of days.
t. r. Hutchinson & Co. are determined
10 close out their business here, and are
selling goods at bedrock prices.
Main street was crowded with prom
enaders until a late hour last night-sll
intent ON enjoying the bright moonlight.
At Jack Godfrey's restaurant, on North
Main street, may be found the choicest
strawberries and cherries, and delicious
ice cream.
The music for Diplomacy" will be fur
nished by Messrs. Plumhoff, Riegelhuth,
Muller and Come, and will consist Of well
selected pieces.
Ike Whistler, a pioneer citizen Of Eureka
and now living at Carson City, intends
VAAhhb " tAis pldCt W Ttslue. OOm6
right along, Isaac.
The Phenix Silver Mining Company OF
Eureka has levied an assessment of ten
cents per share, which will be delinquent
on the 18th Of June next.
There will be q special meeting Of Alpha
Lodge, A. o.. U. W., tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock, for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the Grand Lodge.
We are informed that the Centennial
Guard, at their annual target excursion to
take place June IL, will put up a prize OF
500 TO be shot for by teams OF Nevada
rihemen.
Louis Bazanni, who stabbed Dominica
de Antonio q few days ago, was yesterday
held to answer to a charge of assault, with
his bail fixed at $500, in default Of which
he was placed in Jail.
A genuine surprise is in store for the |
audience at the Opera House tonight in |
Mrs. II. l.. Chase's rendering Of the pretty
character Of Dora. Her numerous friends |
should not miss seeing her.
Joe Mendes' Summer garden and saloon
will be thrown open to the public to-day
for the season. The place adjoins Mr..
Mendes brewery on upper Spring street,
and is a charming resort.
Mrs. F. W.Cole will appear as Countess
Zicks in Diplomacy" tonight. 1t is 9
most difficult and interesting part, and re-
quires almost as many shades OF feeling as
there are colors in the rainbow. The role |
is in able hands. aud will be handsomely
portrayed.
Nearly 400 reserved seats were marked
of last night for Daisy WendelPs benefit
this evening. This Is next to the largest
number ever reserved at the Opera House
a day before the performance. The excep-
ton was the presentation Of "Forget-Me-
Not" the Clubs first effort. when over $50
seats had been disposed Of.
Diplomacy" Haverly's "Strategists,"
Willie Edouin's Sparks" Mestayer's
=" Tourists" Maguire's Dramatic Com
pany, Robson 4 Crane, T. w. Keene,
Hooler's Big Four, Haverly's Mastodon
Minstrels, Williams German Senator"
and Kate Claxton are all booked at the
Opera House to appear in the next six
weeks.