Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-25
FLUE DUST.


The Times-Review is offered for sale. A
good chance for a printer.
"sharps and Flats made a big hit al
the Opera House last evening.
Mrs. Capron and family returned from
their visit to the Bay last night.
Eureka has never had such a display OF
theatrical bill posting as at present.
J. H. Lockwood, Of the Parker House,
left yesterday for a visit to Hamilton.
Attaching creditors closed the Jackson
House restaurant yesterday morning.
The indications were strong yesterday
for another big storm, but it did not come.
A branch Of the First National Bank at
Boise City, is to be started at HALEY.
Wood River.
Addison Wilson, formerly a Comstock
miner, died at Colorado Springs, Col, on
the 7th instant.
The general appearance of the country
in and about Eureka never looked prettier
than at present.
A Eureka stalwart was yesterday offer
ing to bet 500 that both Conkling and
Plat will be returned.
Members of the Albion Club are re-
quested to meet at the ball grounds at noon
every day this week for practice.
During the past two or three days the
wires of the Western Union Telegraph
Company have been working badly.
An assessment of twenty-five cents per
share has been levied upon the capital
stock Of the Benton Mining Company.
The last and eth dividend OF the Eureka
Con. brings $25 900 more into the pockets
Of the shareholders, and a grand aggregate
Of 81, $500, 900.
The Eureka Bakery delivery team, when
coming from Ruby Hill yesterday morn
ing, ran away and made a grand smash-up
Of the institution.
The Hooks 4 Knicks meet at their hose
house at 5 o'clock this evening for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for celebrat-
ing Decoration Day.
Lieutenant-Governor Jewett Adams has
started for home. He left Corsicana, Tex
as, on the 10th for New York, from which
place he will return direct to Nevada.
Jack McGrath returned from San Fran
cisco last night. The Terriers met him at
the depot with a band Of music. Jack has
been away a long time. Glad to see him
back.
Albion Is still q popular favorite, having
advanced yesterday to So 60. 1t is now
pretty generally conceded here that it will
not fall back much between now and the
trial.
County Commissioner Smith of Pinto
was in tow yesterday. He reports the
country as looking lovely down at his
place. He says the grass is a foot high ON
the plains.
Thara MA n Oxnak Iaal afitrtt;-x - IL.
westward yesterday afternoon, indicating
a heavy hail storm in that direction. The
atmosphere grew uncomfortably cool as a
consequence.
DR.. Keen will hold auction next Satur-
day afternoon. Persons having second-
hand goods for sale will do well to send
them in to the Doctor in the morning if
they wish them sold.
Eureka Con. hasn't been quoted in the
San Francisco Stock Board for two days.
There are but few transactions atany time..
About all Of the stock is held as an invest
ment for the dividends.
Fred. German will erect suitable accom-
modations the present week for those who
desire to witness the first game between
the Albion and Chloride teams for q purse
and the local championship.
Chas. Allen, who has been thrown out OF
employment by the suspension Of opera
tions at the Richmond furnaces, is giving
serious thought to the production Of an
other play with our amateurs, which is to
be wholly under his supervision.
Following are the officers Of the New
Wells Fargo Mining Company President,
solomon Heydenfeldt; Trustees--R. s.
Graves, w. 8. Lyle, Robert Sherwood, R.
Barton, s. Heydenfeldt; Secretary. W. W.
Traylor; Acting superintendent, A. G. Nc
Kenzie.
One evenings respite from opera bouffe,
comedy, farce and burlesque is q relief
which even the most unctuous theater-goer
will be thankful for. It will q decided
change when the melancholy Dane comes
stalking along with his ghostly father.
But this will not be until about the middle
OF June.