Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06

sensanet's Reporter.
Austin 10 in quest Of . hrst-elass barber
Silver King has declared . dividend o.
rs cents.
The Turner House il undergoing thor
ough repair.
To-day is the anniversary Of the Pheni,
Park murders.
Eureka County. under the new law. 1,
entitled to 10 notsries.
The usual religious services will be held
In all the churches to-day.
Seats In the Chicago Produce Exchange
are quoted 1t about $4,000.
The County Commissioners meet at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
A good mine ct Silverado may be leased
by application TO Dick Bergman.
The Itslo. Swiss Benevolent Association
will meet ct 7:S0 O'Clock this evening.
The Richmond Company il receiving q
great deal Of custom ore for reduction.
A letter addressed 10 r. A. Parry 10 held
for postage In the Postofice ct Tuscarora.
The prospect In the Golden Rule Tunnel
- excellent, and ore may be looked for any
day.
The WEEKLY SExTINEL il : good paper
70 send to your friends in tbs East and in
Europe.
An alarm Of hre in Eureka brings out
the entire population Of men, women,
children and dogs.
The alarm Of hrs yesterday afternoon
was caused by the burning out Of one Of
the lues In the Courthouse.
Rev. James L. Woods. from Lskeport,
Osi., will preach to-day In the Presbytsrian
Church 1t ii A. 4. d Z p. n.
All the old brick yards in Salt Lake City
have doubled their capacity, and -four new
ones are preparing 70 start up.
by train tonight, but the larger number
Of them will arrive tomorrow night.
A New York esthetio reporter speaks Of
prize fighters - "those deft In dalliancs
with their neighbour cou~ntenances."
We call the attention Of our lady readers
70 the new advertisement Of Messrs. Nor
ris 4 Levy in this mornings SENTINEL.
Subject 1t the Methodist Church this
evening ct 1880 will be. drawing . Bow
Ut = Venture" We wonder who'll DO hit ?
1t was currently reported yesterday that
Muldoon and Lambert. tributers in the
Albion, had struck . four-foot body Of ore.
The Ruby Hill Justice Of the Peace and
Constable have been kept busy in issuing
and serving attachments during the Fast
week.
The Committee OF Arrangements for the
A. 0. U. W. ball will meet at the Empire
Saloon clubroom ct 2 O'Clock this after
noon.
Mrs. Rosseau's concert, that Wa an
nounced for tomorrow evening, has been
postponed until Monday evening. the 14th
instant.
Rev. George W. James will not hold
service this morning, In order that his
congregation may attend the Presbyterian
Church.
The Virginia Chronicle says the new
attachment law Ii . good thing for liti-
gxnts. but . bad thing for the County
Treasury.
The dog p~oisoner would be appreciated
II he would select his victims. There are
several hundred ours in town that might
be spared.
The case Of Tom Trainor against the
two men who drove one Of his horses to
death recently was settled yesterday in
Toms favor.
Enquirsr-You want 70 know how 10
make . garden pay In Eureka. The sursst
way 70 make . garden pay In Eureka 10 70
buy your vegetables.
Says the Reno Journal: Commissioners
are again admonished BY the decision in
the xcConkey case 70 b vigilant In the
duties imposed them BY Law.
We are In receipt from Secretary Of State
Dormsr Of the Nevada statutes tor 1883.
II d 3 we'll gotten mp volume, and small
which % not 10 b regretted.
Cards. neatly printed. with The words
"Tor Rent" FOR Sale" and "Furuished
Rooms To Lss.s 10 large letters, can b
had 1t this ofaoe ct 26 cents each.
Old expressions DO not easily give way
10 nsw. When guild nuuo heard : friend
cay to anothsr Yesterday. b head v
plumb" II seemed . sd sdort 81 inno-
Walton.
Inadvertently ~ substituted the name
Of Comrads Keller for that Of Comrads
Eiston ~ : membsr Of the Decoration Day
Committee from Upton Post In yestsrday's
notice Of the committee.
J.. b. Lanestro6 ZONES 70 the front this
morning With . psw advertisement. IN
which ho states that he d the authorized
aaent Of Joe Pohsim, the Ban Francisco
tailor. Ny. Langstfo6 u . very reliable
Gsntlsmans and VI recommend him 70 ths
public.
vsnnos's weather bulletin for April sAys:
sTho month will end cold and stormy
and Nay-day may b ushsred In With q o
and sleet In northern and westsrn sections,
and cold rains q cthsrs." he hit The nall
on ths bod % far = bsautiiul Nay 10
concerned.
We understand that some eighty odd
| representatives Of the 4. o. q. w. will Be
present Il tbs Grand Lodge meeting which
| ccuvsnes here ON Tuasday next. On We'd
nssday evening the local Order will give
grand ball q the Opera House, for which
the COMMITTEES are making preparation on
an extensive seAle.