Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14

semtimel's Reporter.
The dry goods war continues as fierce US
ever.
Hon. Thomas Wren was reported i'll yes
terI,y.
There are LOG, 525 shares delinquent in
the Albion list.
Lead in New York Is selling at "a 40 and
81 so per 100 pounds.s
Judge Rives 10 expected to arrive from
Hamilton this evening.
The thermometer registered 20 degrees
| for the past two nights.
We are pleased TO state that ex-Sheriff
Kyle's health is improving.
The Albion delinquent list will BIO found
| in our columns this morning.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at @
M. Fassett's drug store, Ruby Hill.
II showed at intervals all Of yesterday,
| and tho weather was qnite cold and wintry.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is 6 good paper
TO send to your friends in the East aud in
| Europe.
Mr.. Peyser, agent for Scanland's theat-
| ricaI company, was among the arrivals
last night.
The Board Of Pardons ct it's recent SEES
| sion was good-natured and inclined to the
side OF mercy.
John T.. Jones took the cake for marks
manship yesterday. He made . bulls-eye
(0) every time.
II your friends in the East wish TO be
posted on Eureka matters, send them the
WEEKLY SENTINEL today.
There was some good shooting done by
the Centennials yesterday, the score Of
which Is published in fall elsewhere.
Master Harry Jackson's school report
shows that he is improving his time and
making handsome progress ct Santa Clara
College.
The ranchmen on the east side Of the
Sierras apprehend 3 scarcity Of water this
Summer. Notwithstanding the recent very
heavy SHOWS.
Mrs. Miller requests that all those who
took part in Red Riding Hood meet at the
Methodist Church this afternoon at 2
o'clock for rehearsal.
Gen. Grants portrait would nave been
placed o n the new two cent stamp, but
the engravers could not agree a. to the
proper elevation OF his cigar.
Cards. neatly printed. with the words
TOT AStuts IOI OBic auu luEulSucu
Rooms To Let" in large letters, can be
had 1t this Office at Is cents each.
Jake COIN left this morning for San
Francisco, TO purchase q stock OF goods.
On bis return he will fit up and occupy
the place now occupied by Luther Clark.
Luther Clark and Clay Simms have
formed . co-%partnership. and in . few
days will open 9 saloon in the building
until recently occupied by W. P. Haskell.
Ralph Johnson, one OF the four convicts
who escaped together from the Idaho Pen
itentisry recently. has been captured and
returned to his old quarters in the prison
st Boise.
A New York dentist has been made to
pay 81, 200 damages for breaking . wo-
mans Jaw. There are times when q man
ought TO be paid that much for doing the
injury.
The Union Guard Company withdrew
from the contest for recognition ~ State
troops In Eureka County. and did not
compete yesterday in target shooting with
the Centennial Guard.
The knights Templar havo engaged the
old Olympic Hall on Buel street, and will
have il thoroughly repaired for the purpose
Of drilling three times . week, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
The Commissioners Of Washoe have
passed IN ordinance requiring : town
license In Reno Of s. per month from all
peddlers Of California fruit. II would be
: good thing 70 do hsrc 70 cut OF the Chi
ness peddlsrs.
It Il very much TO BE- regretted that the
Union Guard Company propose TO dis
band. II IL one OF the finest bodies OF
volunteer troops In tho State. and ~ .
military organization will be greatly missed
In the future.
There will be = called communication OF
Eureka Lodge No. 10. r. a A. NJ. this
evening 81 I o'clock for the purpose Of
work In tho third degree. All members
aud visiting brethren In good standing are
cordially invited 10 be present.
There are two mines on Prospect Noun
tain that produce ore OF gold. silver. cop
per. nickel, cobalt. tslurium and other
mstals. They might prove 10 DO I'm.
mensely valuable properties but for the
TACT that the owners have not suficient
money 10 develop them.
The competitive drill has inspired the
youths with military ardor. and they yes.
tsrday organised . company Of cadets, re.
csiying thirty.two names. The cadets will
BE- drilled BY Capt. Charles q. Hubbard.
who haa signiied his willingness 70 teach
Aha vouu1 idaaa how 10 ntep of And shoot.