Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-19


The weather yesterday was warm an
very pleasant.
There we're 50 deadhesds at the theate
night before last.
The trial Jurors were last night dis
charged for the term.
Eureka Lodge No. ~, I. O. o. r., meet
at 7:30 O'Clock this evening.
The Carson Guard propose 10 form
baseball nine out OF their company.
Tuscarora is advertising for somebod,
to come there and start . brick yard.
The quack doctors build marble palaces
on the wreck Of q million Of stomachs.
The clothing merchants will be in re
ceipt Of their Spring goods In . few days
The Richmond Company yesterday mad
q shipment Of bullion amounting TO S3l,
sos 10.
Truckee Concert Hall continues to keer
| up it's attractions. Old aud young con-
gregate there.
II IL really astonishing, says the Rene
Journal, how mspy persons have left towr
this year.
Eureka Tunnel shares yesterday tumbled
from 80 TO 40 cents, and Albion advanced
70 so cents.
II you wish something in the way Of
relish, 20 to Pete Hausen's and he will &C.
commodate you.
1t Is stated that A. P. Hodgdon will sue
these persons for damages who instigated
bis prosecution.
The Rustler says that Shoshone is "ths
| junction Of the Wood River Branch Of the
Oregon Short Line"
The first number Of thu 6hoshone
RustIer, published weekly BY J. 2. Booth,
came TO hand yesterday.
The forced sale Of W. P. Haskell's stock
footed up something over $4,000, much
more than was expected.
The Odd Fellows ball on the 26th will
be . grand affair. There IL much prep
sration being made for it.
Maher & Manion are closing out their
dry goods very rapidly, and are selling
them At remarkably low prices.
The Cadets will meet II Olympic Hall
this evening at 7:30 o'clock, sharp, for the
purpose Of instruction and drill.
Memorial services were held in the Epis-
copal Church in Carson on Sunday out Of
respect for the late Miss Ida Marshall.
Should the present fine weather con-
tinue for . few days, . large number OF
prospectors will take to the mountains.
Reno Gazette: The Baptists arc going
to sugar off, 1t the pavilion. The syrup
10 direct from the sap bush" Of Vermont.
The Salt Lake Tribune says the mining
outlook in all the districts Of the Territory
is improving. and there will be . great
deal OF Colorado capital invested there.
III want 10 stay at tho foot Of my class. /
don't have TO stand the wear and tear OF
working my way up and getting pulled
down again." said 8 young rooster Of
Eureka.
The earnings OF the Carson 4 Colorado
Railroad we're 50. 900 more for March than
for any previous month. While 1t 10 build
ing mp the country the country 10 return
ing the favor.
Negotiations are pending for the leasing
OF several mining properties on Prospect
Mountain. The old miners OF this camp
have great faith in Prospect Mountain,
and believe that it contains b~onanzas.
The engagement Of EugGie Howell,
formerly OF Oakland, to one Of the leading
bellies OF Carson City ID announced.-San
Francisco Chronicle. One Of the leading
bellies Of Eureka says it 10 no such thing.
In this, the most treacherous season Of
the year, . question Of life or death often
hangs upon . change Of fannels. II 10 .
good. oid.fashioned rule TO stick to those
hsstproducing garments until they stick
to you.
Rev. @. ". James has placed the Metho-
dist Church at the disposal Of Mrs. =. B.
Miller for her beneis on Friday evening
next. BY an ingenious arrangement Of
platform and curtain, Mrs. Miller has sue
ceeded In arranging 90 that the piece Red
Riding Hood can be very we'll presented In
the church.