Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-13

Semetmers Reporter.
Our splendid WEEKLY lie published to-day.
Truckee is infested with petty larceny
thieves.
The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday
until Tuesday.
Now is the time to buy your overcoats
and Winter-wesr, while the clothing war is
in full blast.
Pete Lowell thinks he has struck it rich,
having found q saltpetre mine over in
Lander County.
An entertainment like the one at the
Opera House tonight would crowd the
largest the alter in San Francisco.
Mrs. Slosson, the alleged Haily incen-
diary, has been indicted by the Grand
Jury, and her bail raised to s $500.
The advance in Ophir is doubtless owing
to the fight for control Of the mine. 1t is
the Shsronites against the bonanza firm.
The Bodie Board Of Supervisors at .
late session fixed the tax rate for the pres
ent year at So 80 on the 500 Of assessed
valuation. Last year it was 50.
Go to the Opera House tonight, and en-
Joy an entertainment the like Of which
may not be seen here again. Music, box
ing, gymnastics and acrobatics.
The shipment of silver bars through
the Butte (Montana) Office OF the Pacific
Express Company have averaged $3.50, 900
per month during the past season.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an invi-
tation from the managers, President AL.
White and Secretary J.. F. Myers, to at
tend the races at Reno, Oct. % to 81 in
elusive.
Next Monday evening, Oct. Is, there
will be q partial eclipse Of the loon. 1t
will be visible all over the coast, but
only about one-fourth OF the moons sur
face will be obscured.
We acknowledge the receipt Of compli-
mentary tickets to the benefit to be given
Thomas Alexander by the Eureka Olympic
Club and the Ruby Hill Athletic Club this
evening at the Opera House.
Ophir made q jump Of 81 in the infor-
NAL Board yesterday afternoon, closing at
$50 bid. Something in the wind. Eure-
ing from $5sk sold to $5A bid.
Silver State: Yesterday LOT emigrants
went west. Many OF them were Italian
Swiss, and frst-class vocalists, and they
made the air resound with the melodies OF
their native mountains during their stay
at the depot.
By kind permission OF Charles Provost,
Jimmy Hall will join the athletes at the
benefit tonight, and do an acrobatic act.
Mr.. Hall is one Of the most graceful and
active tumblers who have ever appeared in
Eureka, and his performance will be .
genuine treat.
The following officers OF the Bank Of
California have been elected for the ensu-
ing year: d. o. Mills, William Sharon,
Charles Mayne. ]. G. Wilmerding, Adam
Grant. Gerome Lincoln, William Alvord,
Myer Lewis. James Freedom, Fred Sharon
and E. W. Newhall.
Foraker, the defeated Ohio candidate for
Governor, was the daring young soldier
who volunteered to carry Sherman's
famous message to President Lincoln in
1864, presenting, as q Christmas gift, the
city OF Savannah, with $50 heavy guns and
Is. 900 bales Of cotton. He Was only II
then, and passed through the rebel lines
to the feet with great difficulty. This was
one OF the campaign lodges used in his
favor, but 1t and all the abuse heaped
upon Hoadly did not influence the people
to sacrifice their principles. 1t demon
strstes that the days for blind hero wor.
ship have passed.