Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-03

| 0CRoDG frOmo N0So~oooB Of the
~ssnsiael's nspertsr.
At the Palscs an elegant lunch 10 sst q
noen and evenings.
Eureka Lodge No. "a. I. o. o. r., meets
ct 7:30 o'clock this evening.
There will be divine service at the Epis-
| copaI Church to-day st II O'Clock.
Msssrs. Clark 4 simms. Of the Palace.
come to the front this morning with . new
advertisement.
During March 2,s49 passengers passed
| over the Central Pacific eastward, and
6,816 went west.
Father Hyacinths has the FIRST new five-
cent piece that has appeared IN Eureka.
He Ia . curio man.
The young ladies Of the Methodist
Church are making active preparations
for . flower and picture festival.
The gold mines over in Osceois District
are now presenting . better appearance
than they have since discovery.
Some parties from Boston, says the
White Pine News, are taking . b-stamp
mill out to Lexington District.
Msssrs. Haley, Wells and Shoemaker
commenced suit in the District Court yes
terday against william Sholderer for
e4,160.
Cheering reports come from tho Albion
mine. superintendent Read says he has
fine punches Of ore uncovered in several
places that promise we'll.
Several tons Of high grade ore from the
Diagonal mine On 6ilverado Mountain. in
Pinto District, was received 81 the Rich
mond works yesterday.
Charley Provost will hereafter act ~ bis
own manager Of Truokee Conc6rt Hall.
We have NO doubt he will make : very
competent manager and give general salts
faction TO his patrons.
It 10 currently reported on the Comstock
that ex-senator Sharon has secured . ma
jority Of tho Yellow Jacket stock. and will
take control Of the company's Affairs after
the mex annual meeting.
The weather con tinued cold aud stormy
yesterday. and late In the afternoon . VIC.
lent snowstorm ret in, which deposited
about three inches Of the white rain" BY
8 O'Clock, whom IL cleared up, and the stars
became visible once more in all the
heavens.
On the overland train Monday morning
we're > party Of native Australians, in
charge OF an agent Of Barnum's. who had
secured them ct . cost Of 96, 600 TO exhibit
in the Esst.. The Reno Journal SAYS they
look like Jamaica negroes. and arc sorry
specimens Of humanity.
The Pyramid Lake Mining Company his
been incorporated ut Reno with the follow
ing officers: Trustees for the 6rst six
months are Chancellor Derby, Alvaro
Evans, D. L. Bliss. John II. Kinkead and
u NI-~t~ TlS. l. A. s->~~-~-~s--
70 take the place Of the Jones 4 Kinkead
Mining Company.
The im~possibility Of convicting any OF
the defendants In the case Of the State W.
the eight mon charged with disturbing the
peace, in riding Hodgdon on . rail. was
made evident by the proceedings in the
Justice Court yesterday. The prosecution
Of Devlin was . fair test OF the whole
matter. The District Attorney will proba-
bly, dismiss the other cases. In order to
save the county an enormous and useless
expense.
The Addison chamber in the Eureka
Tunnel 10 looking better than over. The
face ~ the south end 10 IS feet high in ex-
cellent ore. The engine shaft 10 down even
with tho los level. and near the point Of
connection there are two small veins Of
ore, dipping northeast. One Of them Il Of
high grade galenA and the other bright
carbonate. Yesterday Charley Broy had
10 make an extra trip with his teams, on
account Of the increase In ore.
Our dispatches say the President has
appointed George Little - Postmaster Of
Plum Greek, Nevada. Where's Plum
Crseki There IL NO sueh DIVE IN the
State rising 70 the dignity Of . Presiden-
tial appointment. The President appoints
only PostmAstsrs Of the higher grade,
where their salaries are over $4,000 par
annum. The Postraastsrs bslow this grade
are appointed BY the Postmaster General.
Little must bslong TO some Other Stats.