Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-29
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No Eastern mail arrived last evening.
The weather yesterday was perfectly
lovely.
District Court meets at 10 o'clock THU
morning.
Baseball, like all other epidemics in Eu'
reka, is catching.
Now is q pleasant time for football, Who
will introduce it2
Alpha Lodge, A. o. U. W., meet at s
O'Clock this evening.
Lieut.. Governor Adams left yesterday
for his trip to Texas.
r. M. Mcdaniel intends leaving in a few
days for trip to Wood River.
Mrs. o. l.. Scott expects to leave for the
East the latter part Of this week.
Mrs. Rube Eggleston leaves tomorrow
for a visit to her mother at Reno.
The extra session Of the California Leg
i~slature meets on the 4th Of April.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell was much improved
yesterday, and was able to sit up.
Hiram johnson and family will leave for
the East IN Thursday morning next.
John Mason is making his arrangements
to leave for Wood River in a few days.
Harvey Carpenter was very happy yes
terday, owing to the birth OF a third son.
A young girl can learn Of a situation by
making immediate application at this Office.
Talk about hard times, when a lady can
buy fourteen yards Of calico for one dollar.
Thu new asphaltum sidewalk in front of
Mau d Heitman's saloon is the best in
town.
A Mechanics and Mill Mems Protective
Union has been established at Cherry
Greek.
Now that the Melvilles have departed,
the Eureka people had nc amusement last
evening.
Lee Shinn, formerly Of Wells, Fargo Il
Co.'s Office in this place, came up on last
nights train.
r. d. Clark, a Utah mining man, after
visiting several Of our mining properties,
left yesterday morning.
W. J.. Stevens, foreman at the Eureka
Con. furnaces, returned on Sunday even
ing from a visit to San Francisco.
Nearly all the horses in town have re-
covered from the epizooty, and now every
other person n meets has got it bad.
The second lot Of strawberries arrived
at Gregovich's on Sunday evening. They
are only worth seventy-five cents per box
now.
AL. Vince, who was injured at the Cor
liss mine last Saturday night by a prema-
ture blast, was reported to be much better
last evening.
The game law, prohibiting hunters from
shooting any kind OF game, with the ex-
ception Of doves, goes into effect next
Thursday, April l.
Bob Brown and George OFT, both old
Eurekans, are running the blacksmithing
and wagon business at Tombstone, and
speak highly Of the place.
Report reached Eureka last evening that
Mrs. Robinson, wife Of Superintendent
Robinson Of Newark. was very sick. The
cause Of her illness is not stated.
Frank Doutrick, formerly OF Eureka, has
our thanks for copies Of the Los Vegas
Daily Optic, received last evening.
The first rehearsal Of the cantata OF
Esther will be held at the Episcopal church
this evening at Z o'clock. All those inter-
ested in the matter are requested to be
present.
A lady whose husband will be absent for
q month or six weeks is DESTROYS Of q lady
companion. Any lady DESTROYS Of q good
home for the above mentioned period, can
make application at this Office.
@. r. Royce, formerly of Eureka. was
married in San Francisco last Thursday TO
Miss Lou Copeland, q sister Of Mrs. Frank
Doutrick. The numerous friends Of Mr..
Royce hereabouts wish him and his fair
bride all the pleasures of LIES tempestu.
Gus sea.
The services at the Episcopal and Metho-
dist churches were well attended yester-
day. The evening lecture Of Rev. Ladd
drew an exceptionally large audience to
the Courtroom, who were highly enter
tanned by the discourse on the late Gear Of
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