Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-30

% III.
Out in Cincinnati they propose to send
a man to Jail il he reads a newspaper on
Sunday.
The two variety houses drew large
audiences last night. Each presented a
new bill.
This is the season for wood ~stealers to
be abroad, and from all accounts they have
started out.
r. Richard and family will leave for
their future home in California on We'd
nesday next.
Select your seats for the Uncle Isaac !"
performance at the Opera House on Mon
day evening.
Governor Kinkead has appointed A. M.
Aquirll a Notary Public for Grantsville,
Nye County.
Manager Probert and Secretary Morrison
returned from San Francisco by last
nights train.
Divine services will be held in the
Episcopal and Catholic Churches at the
usual hour to-day.
George Simond, proprietor of the cele-
brated Nabob whisky, arrived from San
Francisco last night.
Hon. CIV. Baker, Judge Rives and
James Murphy have returned from their
trip through White Pine.
The case of the Albion VS.. the Richmond
Mining Company will be heard next Thurs
day in the Supreme Court.
The Savage Company have about per-
fected arrangements for a mill on the Car
son River. 80 says the Enterprise.
County Commissioner Campbell left this
morning for Palisade to meet his family,
who have been visiting in California.
Fish Commissioner ii. G.. Parker has
hatched 10000 salmon from eggs brought
from the McCloud River in California.
Strange as it may seem. an Ohio man
has contributed $500 to the Conscience
Fund" Of the United States Treasury.
Forty marriage licenses have been
granted by County Clerk Buttlar during
his administration, a little less than q
year.
Opium smoking is reported to be again
excessively INDUCED in, but principally
among the younger portion Of the popula-
ton.
One hundred and fifty men to work on
the E. x @. r. r. r., and 100 teams, are
wanted by Senator Perley. See advertise
ment.
Major Long returned yesterday from
Utah, where he has been engaged in run
ming o survey for the Z. d o. X. r. Com
pany.
VIM. Roush, q representative OF the
mercantile firm Of Booth d Co., Sacra-
mento City, is stopping at the Jackson
House.
Deacon Parkinson says that the "tym-
banning process" will have to be resorted
too in Judge Hillyer's case. This is really
too bad.
An Ohio woman owed her hired man
$500. She married him to square the ao-
count, and for $50 got q divorce, thus saw
ing $3.50.
The erection of the new works Of the
Eureka Con. and Geddes d Bertrand
keeps the teams busily employed in doing
the hauling.
NJ. Raphael, a gentleman well and favor
ably known In Eastern Nevada, arrived
from Wadsworth last night. He Is here
on mining business.
N. G. Sullivan was married to Miss
Maggie Shea on Mob Hill last night. The
affair was private, only q few personal
friends being present.
The Methodist people are becoming anx-
ious about Mr.. Porter. the preacher as
signed to this place. He was to have
arrived here a week ago.
The large stone structure on the south
east corner OF Main and Clark streets, and
known as the Billy Clark building, was
sold yesterday for $l5. 300.
A strike is reported to have been made q
short time ago in the Seventy-six mine.
1t is said that 500 sacks OF rich ore from
the find are awaiting shipment.
The stocks in oar clothing stores are
much superior and larger than ever before.
1t is unnecessary for our people to send to
the large cities for their clothing.
j. H. Anderson was among the passen-
gers from the West last evening. Since
leaving Eureka he has travelled extensively
in Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado.
News was received In Carson on Friday
that Judge Hillyer's health had greatly I'M
proved since his arrival in San Francisco,
and he is expected TO soon recover en-
tirely.
The New York Mining Record Of Oct.
"a quotes Eureka Tunnel stock at 10 cents
bid and 81 As asked. The Fasteners have
evidently not yet heard Of the bonanza in
the Tunnel.
Lew Wood, in character specialties, made
a hit at Comes Varieties last evening.
The young mar kept his auditors in q roar
Of laughter. and displayed excellent YER
nacular qualities.
We observe several fellows In town Of
cowboy proclivities. Should they attempt
to make raids upon anyof our saloons they
will get a warm reception. II is too late
for any foolishness OF this kind In Eureka.
All lawlessness OF this nature Ia immedi-
ately nipped in the bud.