Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

s~entiners Reporter.
Great interest is now manifested in the
stock quotations.
superintendent Goss is expected home
to-day or tomorrow.
The Richmond is cutting out q station
at the bottom Of the main shaft.
The band played some fine music las,
| evening in front OF the Varieties.
The baseball game yesterday was q god.
send for the bus lines and livery stables.
There we're sevsral fsticuffs about town
last evening, but no M was severely hurt,
The holders of Sierra Nevada are the
most pleasant people n meets these days.
The public school on the Richmond side
Of Ruby Hill will commence on Monday
next.
The mining excitement at the new dis.
trict Of Stafford, near Palisade, still con
tinues.
DR.. Bliss is by the ocean shore, but il
unable to tell what the sad sea waves are
saying.
DR.. Thoma was again called to Cortez
yesterday morning to visit Joe Dean, who
is very ill.
The train was two hours late last night.
For this reason the passenger list was not
telegraphed.
There were a large number Of people on
Main street last evening, and everything
looked lively.
Two new bridges are wanted across the
Humboldt River one at Stafford and the
other at Beowawa.
Frank Abadie is building a fine two
story stone stable adjoining his brick resi-
dence on Paul street.
The residents OF North Adams and Ed
wards streets have petitioned the Board
for a street extension.
Joseph Reynolds, who has been spending
several months in Eureka, left for his Cal
ifornia home this morning.
Bartlett yesterday received dozen barrels
OF Kentucky whisky, which is as fine an
article as ever was brought to Eureka.
Hon. George W. Merrill left yesterday
morning for a visit to his wife at Cortez,
where she is the guest Of Mrs. s. Wenban.
A private letter received here yesterday
from j. s. Whitton, at Wood River, states
that he would leave that place on the 18th
instant.
Some one suggests that a reunion be
held Of all those who have been shot in the
liver. 1t will take an immense building
TO hold them.
Mrs. Bessie Hedley has been reappointed
a teacher in the Ruby Hill school. and we
learn that the appointment gives very gen.
eral satisfaction.
W. Levy, Of the firm Of Morris & Levy,
left for San Francisco this morning, for
the purpose of making purchases for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Sergeant John Z. Jones and Ben. Buzzo
Of Ruby Hill have been made exceedingly
happy by the acquisition to their families
Of a daughter and a sen.
The south drift in the Eureka Tunnel is
looking very en~coursgingly. Some ex-
ceedingly high grade ore, regular black
metal, has been encountered. The extent
OF the body is not yet known.
The Ruby Hill Centennial Guard give q
grand ball on Thursday evening, the goth
inst. The balls given by this company
are always first-class. See their new ad-
vertisement in another column.
The Presidents symptoms on Sunday
were once more alarming. His lungs ap-
pear to be involved. According to the
SESTISEL's dispatches be showed ZONE lit
tic improvement yesterday. Recovery,
however, is yet doubtful.
The Austin Baseball Club will not start
for home to-day. They will be entertained
at Miners Union Hall. Ruby Hill, tonight
with a dance, rendered by the champions.
Arrangements have been made for & good
time. and the public is invited.
The f~ootrace at the bail grounds yester-
day was won by VIM. Manion. There were
four entries and three starters-P. Green,
VIM. Manion and Rufus. Rufus came in
second and Patsy Green last, about two
feet separating each. Distance, rs Yards.