Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-09
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sentineps Reporter.
Easter Sunday.
Upton Post, G.. A. r., meets tonight.
The winds whistled q lively tune last
night.
The saw mills at Lake Bigler will start
up May 1.
Joe Potts was considered to be in a dying
condition last night.
There was a large number Of Ruby Hill
ers in town last night.
The public school commences to-mor-
row morning at 9 O'Clock.
The Eureka Social Club will give a soiree
on Thursday evening next.
The Ruby and Dunderberg Company
pay all their bills tomorrow.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church to-day.
The Knights Templar will meet at their
hall at $50 O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. L. A. Hall, Wells, Fargo q Co.'s
travelling agent, arrived last night.
Messrs. Franklin & Co. received large
shipments of dry goods yesterday.
The Gigantean Minstrels took their de-
parture for Salt Lake this morning.
Hon. George W. Baker returned last
night from a professional visit to Anstin.
1t will be seen by advertisement in an
other column that the Newark Mill is Of
fered for sale.
When the mines peter out the Comstock-
era can go to gathering wool from the
hydraulic rams.
Collender's Original Colored Minstrels
are soon to appear here. They have many
new attractions.
Mrs. j. W. Brown of Ruby Hill left yes
terday morning for Ohio, on a visit to her
relatives and friends.
Mr.. G. H. Crowell, the new Principal Of
the Eureka Public School, arrived from
Grass Valley last night.
Rev. James Rawlings will occupy the
Methodist pulpit on Ruby Hill tonight.
Services to begin at 1880.
Now that Monaco has reduced his prices,
go and have your picture taken. They
cannot be surpassed anywhere.
Mr.. M. j. Franklin, of the dry goods
firm of M. J. Franklin d Co., returned
from San Francisco last night.
Mr.. P. n. Hansen has 5000 shares of
Secret Canyon Tunnel and Mining Com
ny for sale. Price, fifty cents.per share.
Mr.. J.. l.. Robinson, President OF the
Albion Mining Company. and Hon. VIM.
M. Steward, are expected to arrive this
evening.
The Episcopal Church Sunday school
scholars are requested to meet at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon, instead of / o'clock, the
usual time.
A school teacher ia wanted at Bristol,
Lincoln County, Nevada. Make applica-
ton to Mr.. Z. K. Trippel, editor Of the
Bristol Times.
The road to the Eureka Tunnel will be
opened to-day, and the company will COM
mcnce shipping ore to the Eureka Con.
works tomorrow.
County Clerk Buttlar yesterday issued a
license to Martin Philippini to wed Lucre-
tia Philippini. The ceremony will take
place this evening.
After the first OF May next the Palisade
Postofice will be a separating and distri-
buting Office, for which the Postmaster will
receive an additional 500 salary.
Our remorseless enemy and shameless
f~alsifier, the New York Herald, says: "a
Nevada young woman who is still in her
teens has been divorced from two hus-
bands aud has married the third"
The Wood River Times says Joseph NJ.
Douglas, the Virginia City .tNevada) mil
lionsire, who began the erection of q
smelter near Bellevue, last Summer, is
expected on Wood River by the 18th of
April.
The Board OF Insane Commissioners say
they will buy the furniture for the Asylum
In Nevada, in order to keep the purchase
money among our dear peeps" II this
can be done as cheaply there is nutriment
in ii for the State otherwise only for Q
furniture dealer or two.
Everything at the ''southend mines"
depends on ex-senator Sharon. This is
very poor consolation, as Billy is now tax
ing his revenge for the shake" he got at
Carson. II the whole Of Nevada was food
ed it would furnish the power to turn the
wheel to his mill of revenge.