Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-13
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Senttnebs
J. P. Edoff, OF Sheol, is registered at thu
Jackson House.
Hon. M. d. Foley returned from the
Bay yesterday.
The Lyceum Theater last night was full,
over to the private boxes.
District Court will again convene to.
morrow ss 10 O'Clock A. M.
Sam Davis will exhibit bis Holstein cat
tie at the coming State Fair.
Little or nothing is doing in the San
Francisco stock boards these days.
Commissioner Paul, OF White Pine
county, ia registered at the Bureau Hotel.
The regular services will be held to-day
in the Catholic and Presbyterian
Churches.
Mrs. Jack" Godfrey returned yester-
| day.from quite a lengthy visit to her folks
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Assessor Wallace was busy yesterday
mailing the assessment lists of the tax
payers OF Eureka county.
The Centennial Guard expect to give
their annual bell this year on Tuesday
evening, the 29th instant.
Cottonwood, which is used principally
for domestic fuel, is selling at Tuscarora
at from 50 to Sill per cord.
The Directors OF the State Agricultural
Society have decided not TO allow any
gambling on the grounds this season.
Elko ia the second county in wealth In
Nevada, Washoe being first with o tax roll
OF 81, 246, $50. Elko's roll 10 81 ,066. 078.
Mrs. VIM. Arlington arrived home from
California yesterday, where she vent some
time ago for her health. She returns con-
sidersbly improved
In consideration OF ST., 900, Frank May
has decided to l.. Blanchard q one-hAlf in
terest in the Antelope and Antelope South
mines on Prospect Mountain.
Dick Rylsnd came in from Reno yester- |
day, where he purchased a site for a future
home for himself and family. He an
ticipates moving there next Spring.
Giscomo Crestetto has transferred and
decided TO Owen Geraty, in consideration
OF 800. a lot on Monroe street, half way
between Mccoy and Treasure streets.
Notwithstanding the recent delinquency
OF q 50-cent assessment, the Hale IL Nor
cross has an indebtedness of $37 $50 Is.
No wonder the stock Is In the dumps.
OAhtid NJ mDh6uZlcy Aobibthub OupcE-
intendent of the Eureka Con-, came up
the company. He will probably remain
with rs some time.
Lizzie Miller. the little daughter OF Jon
rad Miller, celebrated her ninth birthday
yesterday by giving a party to q host OF
her young friends. Il was q gala day for
all the little folks present.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Hose 90. No. 8, will be held OF
their hose-house Monday evening, Septem-
Der IA. 1885. at 1880 O'Clock. ALI members
are requested to be present.
A. W. Campbell returned on yesterdays
train from Santa Cruz. CAL, where his
wife and family are now living. He says
Mrs. Campbell and the children have ex-
cellent health there. and, altogether. are
pleasantly situated.
Mr.. John Manning, an old theatrical
~favorite we'll known in these parts, and
Miss May Hsnlon, another light. will
make their debut In Eureka next Saturday
night ut q variety entertainment TO be
given in the Opera House. See ad.
The Truckee Concert Hall was aglow
with life last night. There being q new
program ne for the occasion the house was
crowded, and the pretty waiter girls pres
emit did their utmost 10 please the patrons.
The same programme will be given this
evening.
Virginia Chronicle OF last Thursday: W.
Levy, manager of the dry goods house OF
Morris Il Levy at Eureka, New, arrived
here yesterday morning 10 spend the Jewish
New Year with his brother, Morris Levy,
manager of ]. Morris dry goods establish
ment In this city.