Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-16

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sentinel's Reporter.
Mrs. Clay Simms will return from thu
East in q few days.
M. S. Sharpe Of White Pine is on the
Range for a season.
Luther Clark left yesterday morning for
the Wood River country.
The Comstock lode has advanced SO, OOO,-
900 since the market began to move,
Chris. Malatesta expects to leave for
Wood River OIL Monday or Tuesday next.
The iue dust arrestor Of the Richmond
furnaces was on fire last night, but speedi-
ly extinguished.
Matt. McFall Of Mineral Station on the
Z. q p. railroad leaves tomorrow morning
for Wood River.
Yesterday having been Good Friday, was
pretty generally observed by the religious
world hereabouts.
Mrs. A. J. Blair is expected to arrive
from San Francisco in a day or two on q
visit to Mrs. E. J. Travis.
Alarge number of reserved seats have
been engaged for the Lingard performance
on Monday evening next.
The little son of Frank Baker Of Ship
ley's Ranch was brought to town last even
ing very i'll with pneumonia.
J. L. Hinckley yesterday made applica-
ton for letters Of administration of the
estate of Capt. James Adams, deceased.
Fred. O.. German yesterday purchased
Chris. Malatesta's interest in the Palace
Saloon. We wish Fred. luck in his new
enterprise.
DR.. De La Matyr requests all persons
having bills rgainst him to present them
Immediately. as he intends leaving for the
East in a few days.
H. Kayser, Of the San Francisco Cloth
ing Store, has just completed an addition
of 20 feet to his store, which vastly i'm
proves its appearance.
Members of st. James Episcopal Sun
day School are requested to meet at the
church at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, to pre-
pare for Easter services.
This is about the time that the Com
stock and San Francisco editors swear
that they had never thought Of losing con-
fidence in the old lode.
Rev. J. D. Hammond arrived from Car
son last evening. He will assist in the
dedication services of the new Methodist
church tomorrow morning. +,
Albion shares are selling at the rate Of
S637 800 for the whole mine. Mr.. Foreman
says there is 50, 600, 900 in sight, if they re-
cover the disputed territory.
The children of st. James Sunday School
are requested to meet at the Episcopal
Church at l O'Clock this afternoon, in Or
der to prepare for Easter Sunday.
Messrs. Franklin & Co. will commence
tomorrow to paint and beautify their es-
Enlistment. During the Summer they
will probably add another story to their
building.
The box sheet for the Black Diamond
Minstrel performance on Saturday evening,
April 90, is now ready at the Opera House.
Reserved seats have been reduced to 81 25;
general admission remains at 81.
George Hoffman, who recently returned
from an extended visit to Davenport, Iowa,
now guards the throne of Gambrinus at
Mau d Heitman's. His vacation has adj
ded special charms to his genial nature.
Mrs. H. e. Curran, the fashionable
milliner is in receipt of the latest Spring
styles of bonnets, including Easter fash
ions. They are just in time for church to-
morrow. To be out of fashion is TO be out
of the world.
The Black Diamond Minstrel Troupe
desire to return thanks to T. j. Read and
Joe Bice of the Eureka Con. for the loan
of the necessary rope on which Mr.. Cassell
is to perform his mid-air feat On the even
ing Of the 23d.
Mack Farlinger's new express wagon ex-
cites general admiration, n it is without
doubt the prettiest vehicle ever brought to
the Range. Mack makes his headquarters
at Brown & Tassell's. The wagon was
manufactured at Colfax, and a is talking
advertisement for its makers.
Considerable agitation has been pro-
duced among the real estate owners in that
part Of the Town known as Goodwin CAN
yon by a party of lot jumpers. The feel
ing is very strong against the men who
thus unlawfnlly acquire property, and
some evil results may ensue.