Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-20
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Sentiners Reporter.
Rev. Mr.. Porter continues quite i'll.
Travel on the C..P. is on the increase.
Lander Brass Band at the Opera House
tonight.
Eureka Tunnel shares advanced to nine
ty cents yesterday.
Mr.. William Sweeney arrived from
Kingston last night.
Main street was thronged with Ruby
Killers last evening.
Only one passenger arrived by last
nights E. q P. train.
Mr.. R. Richard is daily expected to ar
rive here from England.
A gold ring has been found and left at
this office for the owner.
Two of Joseph Regli's children were re-
ported quite i'll yesterday.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. f., meets
at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
Tickets for the concert tonight 81. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
Mr.. Nick Simonsen, the Newark Valley
rancher, was in town yesterday.
The box-sheet for the Austin Band con-
cert will be opened this morning.
The Calender Minstrels will arrive by
special train tomorrow afternoon.
Some Of the candidates for county Of
fees are setting EN- up lively for the boys.
AS soon as the weather improves the
ch~ain-gapg will make a dress parade on
the streets.
No news of the proceedings in the Rich
mond-Albion case was received from Car
son yesterday.
John Huebner intends starting a con-
fectionery and oyster saloon in the Opera
House building.
A fine Steadman & Co. piano, new, is
advertised for sale or rent in this morn
ing's SENTINEL.
Mr.. Henry Allen says he will be a candi-
| date for County Commissioner. He would
make a good one.
Snow commenced falling at 1 o'clock
| this morning and came down briskly.
How are you, Spring?
The first strawberries of the season in
| San Francisco brought 81 per basket, and
| there were only five baskets in the lot.
Mitchell Vucanovich, an old resident of
Virginia City, and better known as V.
Mitchell, died of cancer in the neck on
Tuesday last.
The snow on Prospect Mountain is rap
| idly disappearing, and the miners are be-
| ginning to feel quite encouraged that they
| will get to work before long.
The Committee of Arrangements for the
| Odd Fellows ball, in honor Of their sixty
| third anniversary, are exertinS themselves
to the utmost to make it an exceedingly
pleasant affair.
A fisticuff occurred last evening on
South Main street between a white man
and Indian Hal. The white man was put
in the cooler, from which we infer he was
in the wrong.
Mike mellow was arrested yesterday
morning for attempting to commit a rob
berry at G. A. Fletcher's saloon on North
Main street. Mike was released from jail
only a short time since for q criminal mat
ter.
Now that the roads have improved, R..
Sadler, Foley & Harrub and Riley x Lock-
wood intend getting up their coal teams,
which have been turned out in Ruby Val
lev for the past two months. All of them
will arrive in a few days loaded with bar
ley.
The pictures of two of the Calender
Minstrel Troupe, as seen on the fences and
bill boards about town, are frst-rate like
nesses of two of our local notables-Jesse,
the ''shiner," and Henry, of the Parker
House. The artist could not have made
better pictures of them if he had tried.