Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-11
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Mrs. J. L. Fast Of Palisade left for home
this morning.
The Supreme Court convened Saturday
and adjourned to May s.
Northern Belle yesterday declared adivi-
dend of 30 cents per share.
Mrs. John W. Lambert Of Ruby Hill has
been quite i'll for several days.
Mr.. L. A. Hall, of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
left for the West this morning.
Ex-senator W. NJ. Stewart and wife left
this morning for San francisco.
The Gold Hill News has suspended, but
will resume publication in July.
Oscar Wilde passed Palisade Sunday
evening on his way to Salt Lake City.
The Eureka mine at Benton has been
sold to Eastern capitalists for $4,000.
Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. W., meets
at it's hall at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Mr.. Gabriel Coin, dealer in cigars and
tobacco, arrived from San Francisco Sun
day night.
The Masonic fraternity will find two i'm
portant notices to them under the head Of
New To-day"
After a lingering illness the little daugh-
ter of DR.. A.. G. Bishop died about 70
o'clock last night.
The funeral of the late Joseph Potts
will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon
from Masonic Hall.
Members Of the Masonic Lodges are re-
qnested to meet at Masonic Hall at 1880
o'clock, sharp. this afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Gillespie Of Bodie, who has
been visiting a brother here for several
days, left for home this morning.
Hon. W. M. Stewart and l.. L. Robin
son, President Of the Albion Company, ar
rived Sunday night from California.
The funeral OF the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McGarry takes place from
their residence at l O'Clock P. M. to-day.
Hon. T. J. Williams OF Nye County ar
rived here on Sunday, and Mrs. T. j. Will
liams arrived from San Francisco last
night.
Mr.. Peter Burke, the building contract
or, arrived from Salt Lake City last Sun
day night. He will remain on the Range
for. a while.
A lady remarked last week that she was
80 glad tho ''solemn season of loaned"
was so nearly over. She couldn't say
Lent, it was 80 vulgar.
N tiC IA bO bcudCich y oAiAJ S0AO
at S~prague's Varieties On Saturday even
ing. All the local talent will appear and
a big bill will be presented.
Mr.. II. Mikel, of the liquor establish
ment of w. j. Tonkin & Co., left for San
Francisco Sunday evening. He has gone
to purchase goods for the firm.
The miners Of the Manhattan Company
at Austin, last week, contributed S226 for
the relief of Mrs. Collins, the widow Of q
brother miner who died recently.
The thanks Of the SENTINEL are due
Hon. Charles F. Bickwell, Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, Ger a printed copy OF the
recent decision in the Albion-Richmond
case.
Mr.. Charles Mcdonald had his left hand
badly crushed yesterday afternoon in the
machinery at the Ruby and Dunderberg
mine. We were unable to learn further
particulars.
We received a visit yesterday from Grit.
J. Griffith, Superintendent OF the Wales
Consolidated. He informed us that active
mining operations were to be inaugurated
by his company.
Comrade Sabin on Sunday evening pre-
scented a copy of the United States Army
Regulations to Upton Post, G.. A. r. 1t is
q very large volume, and contains all the
blanks required in the service.
Hon. G. @. Powning and r. L. Fulton,
editors and proprietors Of the Reno Jour
nal and Reno Gazette, passed Palisade on
Sunday for Salt Lake City, where they in
tend establishing an evening paper.
1t has been stated here that Judge Good
win will soon yacate the editorial chair OF
the Tribune and engage in a business that
is more pleasant and remunerative. We
hope his utmost wishes may be gratifed.
Bill Sharon, the boss OF the "sonthend,"
says he ia too old TO begin to pump water
now. Perhaps when Uncle Jimmy Fairs
pet gets along in the ffties, the ex-Sena-
tors speculative ambition may take e new
lease OF life.
Mr.. E. r. Dodge. formerly Clerk Of this
county, aud Enrolling Clerk of the Senate
at the last session, arrived from Susan.
vile, California, Sunday night. He will
visit here for several days among his nu-
merous friends.
A package Of papers and letters was lost
from the Typo blackboard on Sunday
morning, in going from the Postofice to
the stage barn. Amy person having found
said package will confer a favor by leaving
1t at the Postofice.
Stocks are b~ooming-that is, the north
end Comstocks, but the middle group and
southenders continue sick. The closing
quotations show a marked advance over
the prices in the morning board. Those
who have stayed right with them can
now afford a little chuckle.
The Ruby Hill Mining News says; The
formation of the Miners Union Library is
now an assured fact, and steps are being
taken to place the enterprise in running
order. The Trustees will have the ante
room set aside for a reading-room, when
the collection Of books will
Upton Post, G.. A. r., has sent East for
two dozen iron markers" to designate the
graves of mustered OUT veterans buried
in our cemeteries, in view Of the rapid ap-
proach Of Decoration Day. During the
past observances Of the day the graves
were difficult to find, but with these mark
ers, which are emblematic of the Grand
Army, no trouble will be experienced.