Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-03
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sentiners Reporter.
The weather yesterday was lovely.
The Legislature will adjourn tonight.
The material for q new daily paper has
arrived at Reno.
Over 500 shares OF Albion sold strong
yesterday at 81 rs.
Mr.. John 8. Capron was able to be on
the streets yesterday.
The Virginia papers say that the back
bone Of Winter is broken.
Mrs. Henry Mannheim will return here
from Colorado next Monday.
The sphere is being tossed again, and
pretty soon the town talk will be baseball.
The President of the Damphool Infrm-
airy is requested to call a meeting immedi-
ately.
Owing to the fine weather, many ladies
were out shopping in the dry goods stores
yesterday.
There is q letter held at the Postofice
addressed to Louis Waldenburg, Bullion
vile, Nevada.
The sporting fraternity look a little blue
just now, as the games have been running
rather light Of late.
No news Of any importance, regarding
the passage Of the Railroad bill, was re-
ceived last evening.
A large amount of goods were received
yesterday for the new dry goods firm in the
Whitton building.
1t is reported that Captain Rock has de-
serted the Democratic party and gone over
TO the enemy. Well.
A number Of our citizens, who have
been spending the Winter in warmer chimes,
are returning home.
A large brass key was found on the street
last evening, which the owner can get by
applying at this Office.
On the first OF March there was S19,-
954 SO in the County Treasury, belonging
to the different funds.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. johnson were reg
istered at the Occidental Hotel, San Fran
cisco, on the LIST instant.
Two new waiter girls arrived last night,
n for Charley Lautenschlager's saloon
and the other for the Truckee.
A telegram received here yesterday,
stated that the miners got way with the
Debris bill in the California Legislature.
Three days more Of pleasant weather
will put the roads in a condition to do
hauling, and there will be no charcoal
famine.
H. G. Brown, who has been tried and
convicted Of an assault upon John Nc
Daniels, will receive his sentence to-
morrow.
And now they say that Hon. RIM. Daggett
Is to be Superintendent Of the Carson Mint,
and it comes pretty straight, too.-Gold
Hill News.
Sam. Davis of the Carson Appeal is sing
ing the paternal song Of Girofie- Girofa."
I'm q Happy Father" etc. It's q girl,
and she saw daylight March /.
A private letter from New York states
that the health Of Mr.. Samuel Cooper, for
merly Treasurer OF this county, is much
improved, and that he is looking well.
Charley Lautenschlager Of the Corner"
who has been rusticating in California for
a few weeks for the benefit Of his health,
returned home last evening as good as new.
The cowboys Of the lower country are
distinguished from the rest Of the popu-
lation by the white hats they wear. 1t is
extremely dangerous in some parts to cover
the head with one.
Assembly bill No. 81, to detach q por-
ton Of White Pine County and attach the
same to Eureka County, was amended in
the Senate and the amendments concurred
in by the Assembly.
Grass is showing its luxuriant green on
the sunny side Of many Of our gardens,
aud il the pleasant weather fingers in the
lap Of Winter for q little while longer the
gentle housewife may look for the blossom
ing rosebud before its time.
Those music sharps Of Carson are 6 hard
set to please. They don't want the ''Chimes
Of Normandy" but are petitioning for
"Bocaccio." OF course the little En-
press Of opera bouffe will grant the prayers
Of the Capitolians, particularly a. they
cannot afford to support the company
more than two evenings.