Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-27

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sentfnel's Reporter.
Ruby Hill was billed yesterday for til,
Soldenes. =
MiDs Tillie Steller returned from Cali
fornia last night.
The lease on the present Postofice
building expires May 1.
Mrs. Clay Simms is expected to arrive
from the East this evening.
Mr.. Maxwell, the shorthand reporter,
goes below this morning.
Have you seen Dodge's watches? They
are Dangers and are cheap.
For fine turnouts go to Mrs. Hillhouse's
stables on South Main street.
Charlie Crandall has taken a position as
salesman with Remington a Co.
The Albion delinquent list is published
in another column this morning.
Three or four substantial brick buildings
are to be erected on Main street this sea-
son.
1t seems to be o fixed fact now that the
International Hotel is to be shortly re-
built.
Mountain Lodge, No. 81, /. o. O, F..
will meet at their hall at z: 80 o'clock this
evening.
The smallpox does not show any dispo-
sition to spread, and is still confined to the
first case.
Eureka Consolidated shares advanced
81 so yesterday over the previous DAYS
quotations.
Mrs. Hobart. wife Of State Senator Ho-
bart arrived from San Francisco by last
nights train.
The Wood River excitement continues.
A number OF parties are QUILTING for an
overland trip.
Mr.. Glassford, the smallpox patient, was
yesterday reported to be improving, and
will probably recover.
Mrs. A. G. Gordon Of Hamilton, who
has been visiting here for q few DAYS, left
for Hamilton this morning.
1t appears that our item abolishing Min
eIal Hill as an eating station was incorrect.
They do eat there as formerly.
The old wooden front Of the Postoffce
building is soon to be torn out, and re-
placed with q fine brick structure.
Nearly 1000 shares Of Albion changed
hands in Yesterdays Board. The figures
we're a little better than the day before.
M. Morris, Of Morris & Levy, returned
from San Francisco last night. He has
bought tons of pretty and stylish goods
during his absence.
Mr.. Mundy will succeed Senator Dayton
in the management Of Reinhart 4 Co.'S
barley business in Eureka. The Senator
goes to Wood River May 10.
Stocks were steady yesterday, with slight
advances in some descriptions. The West
ern press predict a further improvement
before the end of the week.
The veteran clothier, Jake Cohn, re-
turned last night from the Bay. He
shipped all the latest styles of gentlemen's
goods to the Bazaar while below.
DR.. Huntington OF Winnemucca. who
recently visited Eureka, was pleased with
the outlook and will return to settle among
US. He is an accomplished gentleman and
good physician.
Mrs. p. F. Davidson, Miss Gertie and
Master Joseph Davidson, will leave for
California tomorrow morning. Miss Ger
tie will remain there for q year and attend
school in Sacramento.
A private letter received here yesterday
states that AL. feathers and Frank Cleve-
land, old Eurekans, arrived at Bellevue,
Idaho, OF the 10th instant, well and hearty,
and highly delighted with the country.
The "vags" that have been sentenced
to imprisonment yesterday refused Sheriff
Kyle to work upon the streets. The remedy
for this is bread and water, which will
probably cause the "vags to weaken.
Superintendent Tom Read yesterday
sent up to the Eureka Con. mine 100 gal
Ions OF lager beer, that the miners might
have q little blow out on the strength Of
the victory won by the Eureka Con. Com
pany in their suit against the Richmond.