Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-30

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Mr.. Leon Haskell left this morning fol
Wood River.
Miss Emily Melville passed Palisadt
yesterday going West.
All of this weeks story papers can b.
found at the Postofice bookstore.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W
J. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
The Board of County Commissioner
meets at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
All the witnesses in the Richmond-Al.
bion case returned from Carson last night.
Mr.. E. N. Robinson, Superintendent Of
the Albion, arrived from Carson last night.
There will be target shooting on the Hill
this afternoon, wind and weather permit.
ting.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is s. good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
G. ]. Lansing, Esq, and his daughter,
Miss Ada, returned last night from Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. Frank Robbins, an expert in the
RECOMMENDATION case at Carson, arrived
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McGarry's young
daughter was reported seriously ill yester-
day afternoon.
General P. E. Conner and Mr.. Walter
Harrub are expected to arrive this evening
from California.
Messrs. Maher & Manion will commence
business in their new store on North Main
street tomorrow morning.
Negotiations are pending for the sale OF
two or three valuable mines in this dis
trict to Eastern capitalists.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Methodist,
whose pastor is still quite ill.
Mrs. Owen Geraty, who has been 80 &C.
riously i'll for the past two days, was still
alive at a late hour last night.
There were several Mormon teams ped
ding their truck about town yesterday,
and they gathered many shekels.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland of Spring Valley,
who has been visiting here for the past
week, left for home this morning.
Recorder Lambert Molinelli returned
from Carson last night, where he has been
attending the Richmond-Albion case.
The moon shone with such loveliness last
night, and the air was so captivating, that
many were irresistibly drawn to the frog
pond.
The jury in the Kyle-Smith case, after
being out 81 hours, failed to agree, and
were discharged last evening by Judge
Rives.
There was more business activity on
the streets yesterday than has been seen
for a long time. It's the fine weather
that's doing it.
Constable Penrose's bloody mare has de-
serted him. He wants her back again and
Will thank anybody to give him iuforma-
ton of the estray.
An autopsy on the remains of Jacob
Morgan was held yesterday by DR.. John
Williams, the result of which was the iden-
LITIGATION of the body.
Some fellow has brought out an opera
glass which he thinks will fill a long felt
want. 1t holds d pint of whisky. A pint
will not fill a long felt want.
The present fine weather is having a
good effect on the great number of chill
dren about town who have been afflicted
with %whooping cough and measles.
Mr.. W. j. Townshend, agent for Gilmer
u Salisbury, is in the western part of the
State, arranging for the mail contracts
that take effect on the LIST of July next.
D. o. Mills is said to be interested in
the scheme for a new hotel on Fifth
Avenue at the entrance to the Park, which
the gossips say is to cost two millions of
dollars.
Hon. Henry Edgerton will deliver the
GRAFTON before Sumner Post, Grand Army
of the Republic, on the evening of Decora-
ton Day, at the Metropolitan Theater,
Sacramento.
The numbe, of we'll dressed people on
our streets is astonishing. If Langstrof,
the merchant tailor on North Main street,
is making all these new clothes, he will
soon be a millionaire.
Mr.. John Montgomery, an old stage
driver between this place and Round
Springs, has resigned the position, and
Dan johnson will hereafter manipulate
the ribbons in his place.
The evidence In the Albion-R Richmond
case, to determine the value Of the ore in
the disputed ground, was all taken Friday
night, and it was supposed that the argu-
ments would be concluded last night.
LUCK IL as uuCeTtdiu DIS oFST Ou lno
Base Range. Night before last q man was
seen nursing a hatful of red chips at a faro
table. The next morning he was seen
taking breakfast at a two-bit restaurant.
Messrs. Cecil Guinness, Percy Morgan
and s. B. Morey of Kingston, Lander
County, who have been on a business visit
here for the past week, will leave for home
this morning. Mr.. Vim Sweeney will ac-
company them.
1t is currently talked on the streets that
the price of charcoal will be raised in the
near future. The burners say they will
not work longer for the small wages they
have been receiving. Their heads are
pretty level on this proposition.