Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08
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Shall We eat dirt this Summer or trot
out the sprinkler
Do unto NJ, o, Lord. ~ We would have
You do unto others.
Great interest 10 manifested 10 the
Coombs trial Of Carson
Silver King yesterday declared . divi-
dsnd Of IS cents per share.
County Commissioner Lockwood Of
White Pine is on the Range.
The number Of unemployed men about
our streets il unusually large.
Nevada wool is selling in San Francisco
ct from 16 to 20 cents . pound.
Five keys. on . brass ring. have been
left at this Office for the owner.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL car be had at O
| N. Fassett's drug store, huby Hill.
Remember that the sale Of Jake COINS
| fns furniture takes place next Tuesday.
Don't fail to read Morris 4 Lsvy's speech
to the ladies In this mornings SEsrrSEL.
The $4,000 paid ont 70 Albion miners
have not made ; ripple on tho dull surface.
The bullion product Of the Lexington
mine. At Butte, Hontana, last month was
| $97. 900.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL il 8 good paper
to send 10 your friends 10 the East and in
Europe.
Elk. Governor Kinkesd has returned to
Carson, after i protrscted visit to San
Francisco.
San Francisco ID making war upen that
counterfeit OF man who lives upon the pro-
ceeds OF . woman's shame.
An emigrsnt train, contaiping SOC grown
persons and many children passed west by
Pslisade yesterday morning.
Absinthe has = powerful rival In Paris
In the form Of . beverage from Algerian
plants and known ~ Amer-Picou.
The Enterprise says that Mrs. Jones',
mother OF ]. p, fell down into the cellar,
and was thereby cured Of indigestion.
A regular convocation Of Eureka Com
mandery No. 2, Knights Templar. will DO
held tomorrow evening 1t 1880 O'Clock.
During the past week quite . number Of
Ruby Hill miners have struck out for new
diggings, and more will leave this week.
Jimmy Maddox, an old miner, suicided
at Stafford Mining District, in this county,
last Thursday. He was supposed to be
insane.
Divine services 81 the Episcopal Church
to-day ct IL A. N. and 7 p. n. Seats free.
All are welcome. Rev. Charles B. Craw-
ford. Rector.
John Baker was "lifted" Friday even
ing, but the spirits let him fall. He
thinks he hurt his hip because the ghosts
don't like d. P.'s.
Several ladies and gentlemen left yester-
day morning for = visit at tho Hay Ranch, |
on the K. d T. Railroad. They will re-
turn this evening.
A reward Of $4,000 is offered for the
capture aud delivery at Boise. Idado. Of
the Tour penitentiary convicts who lately
escaped thereirom.
Some quite characteristic purchases were
made At Haskell's sale yesterday. One
gentleman bought . Lemon squeezer, an
ice pick and . cork screw.
Cards. neatly printed. with the words
~ Rent" For Sale" and FURNISHED
Rooms To Let" In large letters. can be
had At this Office At rs cents each.
Gail Hamilton says that > Mormon il a
who harnesses his wives abreast,
and . man who has been 1 widower three
times Ia who drives them tandem.
The young ladies who took part in the
late festival, given on behalf Of the Epis-
copal Church. are requested to meet at the
reesory Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
There was > big rush Of people at Has
kell's store yesterday. and the goods sold
remarkably cheap. Persons wishing bar
gains should attend the sale TO- morrow.
The San Francisco Post says that hold
ers Of large blocks OF Albion stock intend
TO pay their assessments, and small hold
ers will do well to initiate their example.
Upton Post, G. A. r., will meet to night
at z O'Clock and consider the manner Of
the ensuing Memorial Day.
Every comrade should Be present 81 roll.
call and answer to his name.
A special meeting Of the Centennial
Guard ID called for next Tuesday evening
II 7:30 o'clock, for tho transaction OF i'm.
portant business to the company. A full
attendance Of members IL requested.
Tho ladies came near destroying the
trade In wall paper yesterday by happen
ing In st Hasksll's. 4 prominent dry
goods merchant, ~ soon e be could get .
hearing. took In all Of The stock that was
left.
Father Maloney arrived from Austin
yesterday afternoon. A telegram was
awaiting him here. calling him immedt.
Ately TO the bedside Of Mrs. Sheckies, u
from Hamilton. wko Il reported 70 be
IN : dying condition.
Yesterday morning . special TRAN passed
west. having on board Henry Willard.
President Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
He was on . nying trip 70 catch the
steamer for Portland. Oregon. The speed
the same - that made ay Jarrett 4
Palmer some years ago.
Some thrss or four boys got Z pretty
severe drubbiug from chinAmsn In front
Of their quarters on Monroe street yester-
day afternoon. The lads claim 70 have
been set upon without provocetion. 1t
will Be we'll for the youngsters to keep
away from chinatown, or one Of these fne
days soma fond mother will have to nurse
her darling boy through . long spell OF
sickness that may cripple or main him for
life. II not end his young existence. And
al on account Of . little fun among the
heathen.
The Rink y 10 Be rebuilt. Mr.. schwAmb,
who has examined the canvas. claims that
II will stand another stretching, whom the
rsnts are properly sswed mp. The frame
work 10 very badly damaged, but many or /
thes WHbsrSSsu.&@ assaxSsaS. rhs fsii
81 Ihs building wAs undoubtedly caused
by the south side giving way, which d
out, the vest and north sidss re-.
naming intact. Should The pavilion be
In position by the let OF Nay The Olympic
Club will In al likelihood take posssssion
Of u for the Summer.
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