Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-19
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seminars Reporter.
The warm weather continues.
The Germanias meet tonight.
Albion shares continue firm at So 10.
Main street looked very lively last even
ing.
Cherries retail in this market ut 40 cent,
per pound.
Virginia City does not intend to celebrate
on the Fourth.
Are we to have horse-racing on the
Fourth, or not?
Mrs. Fred. w. Cole returned from Cali
fornia last evening.
Secure your tickets for the Fourth OF
July excursion to California.
The Albion Baseball Club will return
home from Austin tomorrow.
The barber shops will close to-day al
2 O'Clock by common agreement.
Sam Longley has just recovered from a
severe attack OF mountain fever.
The advertised letter list will be found
in another column this morning.
The District Court will meet tomorrow,
with Judge Bonniield presiding.
Vignaux, the great French billiardist,
intends visiting America this Fall.
Lieutenant-Governo Adams is expected
to return from Texas in a few days.
Bartlett has just received another large
consignment Of fine wines and cigars.
We understand that a large number OF
ladies intend going on the California ex-
cursion.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day with the exception Of the
Presbyterian.
Several scrimmages occurred about town
last night, and kept the officers waltzing
about lively.
Molinelli & Smith informed us last even
ing that they have sold 90 tickets for the
San Francisco excursion.
Most Of the Eureka delegates to the
Masonic Grand Lodge, held at Virginia
City, have returned home.
Grasshoppers have made their appear
ance in Eureka, and are destroying what
little shrubbery there is in the town.
Mrs. Robb had her trial in the Justices
Court yesterday morning for assault and
battery, and came off victorious.
VIM. Timson and Henry Hip of White
Pine returned from Virginia City on Fri
day evening and left for home this morn
ing.
Jack Gilmer and son left here Yesterday
for Taylor District, in White Pine County.
Jack has gone there to examine some min
ing property.
Three two-mule teams left here yester-
day for Taylor District, 100 miles south of
Eureka, for the purpose of hauling ore to
our furnaces.
Main street was entirely free from ball
tossing last evening. We are glad to see
that the boys took the little hint of the
Commissioners.
Mother Shipton prophesied that the
world would be destroyed on this, the 10Th
day of June. Wonder If her prophecy
will prove true?
Owing to the settled fact that we are to
have a competing line Of railroad to the
East, rents and real estate have taken an
upward tendency.
Our clothing stores have never before
carried such immense stocks OF goods as
at present, nor has the quality and variety
OF the goods been equaled.
George Halstead and John Flynn. two
VI NhAN SOAhtg OOhhAlboiOitloi 0ibtI
having transacted some official business
here, left for home this morning.
A large tract Of land has been recently
fenced up in the vicinity Of one Of the
graveyards. We suppose this is intended
for the site of the new railroad depot.
B. Rothschild intends establishing him.
self in the wholesale and retail cigar and
tobacco business, and will hang out his
single in a few days on North Main street.
The Junior Clubs Of Eureka and Ruby
Hill will toss the sphere and handle the
ash to-day on Germans grounde. The
game will begin at l o'clock, and is in
tended to be for blood"
Messrs. Moline d Co.. who have been
sinking a new shaft on the Morning Star
Mine, and have attained a depth Of Is feet,
yesterday struck a very promising body Of
ore. The mine is on Adams Hill.
DIR. s. Bishop Of Reno, who has been at
tending his brothers practice during his
visit to Wood River, has returned home.
The Doctor was very popular with our peo-
pie during his short stay, and many regret
his departurn.