Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-26
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hnOtuCL OAfC - 49,
Miss May Marchant Of Palisade is visit
ing here.
James Hison Of Ward returned home
this morning.
Indian Hal is in Jail for drunken and
disorderly conduct.
1t rained heavily yesterday to the south
and east Of this place.
Alpha Lodge, A. o. U. W., will meet this
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Pine street is pleased with the change of
management in Savage.
Colonel A. G. Ellis OF Carson is trying
q big water suit at Elko.
Hon. A. J. Blair and Master Aubery de-
part for Bristol this morning.
Sol Brisacher OF Phoebe will probably
open the Jackson House restaurant.
Hon. A. J. Blair and son arrived from
San Francisco on Sunday evening.
A. E. Titus and family returned last
evening from o visit to San Francisco.
The "big ditch received a good wash
ing out yesterday during the rain storm.
The big shower Of rain yesterday had
the effect OF thoroughly cleansing our
streets.
Testimony in the Richmond-A Albion case
is still being taken by their respective at
torneys.
Attention is called to the card Of W. H.
Stowell, druggist, under the head Of ''New
To-day"
Ed. A. Skillman, carrier Of the SEN
TiSEL, left this morning for q visit to
Denver.
Judge W. W. Bishop returned from a
professional visit. at Carson on Sunday
evening.
DR.. De La Matyr states that work upon
the Maryland tunnel will be started
shortly.
A number OF graders will be set to work
on the E. & @. railroad the latter part Of
this week.
Eureka Con. shares sold yesterday at
$31 80, Jackson at 80 cents, and Albion
closed at So %.
A.. L. Fitzgerald, Esq, yesterday re-
ceived the appointment Of Notary Public.
A good selection.
Mining stocks are beginning to look upa
little. Most Of the line commanded bet
ter figures yesterday.
Senator Stewart and l.. L. Robinson are
stopping over for the decision in the Al
bion-Richmond suit.
Some Cinnamon and their wood jacks
created considerable merriment on Buel
street yesterday afternoon.
Great anxiety was exhibited on Sunday
and yesterday by our people in regard to
the condition Of the President.
Everybody was in expectancy Of o food
uactarIav ht,k - fasla1 30 -rk IN on an
pearance. 1t will come, however.
George Goss, Mining Engineer Of the E.
& G. Railroad Company, returned from
San Francisco on Sunday evening.
The Eureka tunnel has been completed
a distance Of about 1900 feet. Crosscut-
ting the tunnel was commenced yesterday.
DR.. j. B. Keen will sell at auction on
Saturday next, at his stand on Main
street, a full line of household furniture.
See adv.
James Morrison, who had his arm and
leg badly broken on the Ruby Hill Rail-
road SOM ten weeks ago, is now able TO go
on crutches.
Mr.. Mccarthy OF Eureka has received
the contract to build the Richmond Side
school house. 1t is to be q large and ele-
CANT building.
Constable Wallace and Joe Rayell ar
rested two Cinnamon on Sunday evening
in Chinatown for opium smoking. They
are both in Jail.
p. N. Hansen has received the contract
for boarding the laborers on the E. * O.
railroad. and was busy yesterday in max
ing the necessary preparations.
A party Of Ruby Killers made merry at
Cottonwood Park on Sunday. On Thurs
day q party OF twelve or fifteen young la
dies and gentlemen Of Eureka will picnic
at the Park.
Billy Sprsgue, OF the firm OF Sprague Il
Come. left this morning for San Francis
co for the purpose OF engaging some first
class variety talent for the Eureka Music
Music Hall.
The announcement that Peter Burk, for
merly Of Eureka, had received the con-
tract for the stone work Of the asylum at
Reno was n mistake. 1t was Peter HUFF
who got way with the baggage.
Eugene Blair has q soft thing on q sta
BILE Of fast trotters in San Francisco. He
may be seen daily speeding q span Of step
pers through the park. He is expected TO
follow Coles circus to the Base Range.
The Richmond mine and furnaces were
largely represented in the audience that
listened to the able argument OF Senator
Stewart last Saturday. Those who Joined
in the "subdued applause" will doubtless
lose their jobs.
George W. Crawford, who has been en-
ployed as pressman in the SENTINEL Office
for the past two years, left this morning
for Denver. Colorado, where he takes q
similar position. He Is a first-class work
man and a splendid young man. We hope
he will be successful in his new undertake