Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-06

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SentineI's Reporter.

sentinel's Reporter.
The finest apples in the town can be had
at the Red House.
Manager Probert came up from Sar
Francisco last night.
Long Mack, our extended friend from
Missouri, is out at Secret Canyon.
There is q message at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for James oliver.
Mile La Grange has thoroughly billed
the town for her concert and ball to-mor.
row night.
Among the prisoners in the State Prison
is a lad not over 10 years OF age, sentenced
for burglary.
T.. Wenban, Esq. from Cortez, has been
in town for several days, and still tarries
on the Range.
Jack Gilmer arrived last night from
Salt Lake. He il wanted here to liven up
things a little.
A good second cook and waiter are
wanted. Inquire of A. Jackson at TIE
Jackson House.
Tho Sadie Greeley Combination was an
nounced to appear at Bristol last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Three Of the Richmond furnaces and
refinery are in full blast again, and in
splendid working order.
The Chinaman charged with opium
smoking will be arraigned before Judge
Harmon this morning.
The Board OF Pardons will convene on
Monday next, Jan. 9. for the consideration
OF applications for liberty.
The State Controller and Treasurer are
required to make annual reports and are
now busy compiling them.
The vags will sweat in the cooler till
Monday, when His Honor, Judge Harmon,
will have some talk for them.
The Parker House Restaurant dishes up
a splendid meal. Another change Of cooks
has brought about the desired result.
The United States official census bulletin
shows California to have a population Of
864, 694, a gain of 304,447 during the past
ten years.
The convicts at the State Prison have
subscribed enough money to buy an organ,
and now each Sunday the clergyman who
visits them has singing.
There is the incest little circus going on
every day in front Of the SENTINEL office.
Everybody stops to see it and don't pay a
cent. 1t is horse clipping.
Thieves went through the upper story
OF the Bank Exchange Wednesday night
and secured a number Of articles of value.
and some money and jewelry.
There is still considerable holiday goods
on hand in the various stores, and those
who had no money before the pay-days to
make purchases have yet an opportunity.
The good weather keeps charcoal burn
ors and many others at work on the hills
out Of town. A storm will bring them in
and make things look lively on the streets
again.
The Salt Lake Tribune is iourishing.
Its New Year edition was a splendid paper.
1t ought to be good, containing Judge
Goodwin's eloquence and Sam Davis
humor.
Bishop Whittaker's School for Girls
opened Thursday, Jan. s, the Bishop in
charge and assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Jenny, Miss Quaiffe, Miss Carlin and Miss
Chester.
A lady exclaimed yesterday: when
they halo fire you see 500 men on Main
street in a minute. They come out like
flies in the Summer time. ] wonder where
they come from2"
The County Commissioners OF Storey
County have offered a reward Of $500 for
the arrest of the Pollock murderers. This.
together with the reward OF 81 900 offered
by the State. makes 81, 500-something
worth going after.
A. L. Fitzgerald has been appointed to
superintend the water plugs of Eureka. 1t
would be a happy thought for the Com
missioners to nave somebody appointed to
look after the horse plugs that go about
climbing into peoples houses with wagons
hitched TO them.