Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-01
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seutfnei's Reporter.
Stocks we're looking better yesterday.
Another marriage is on the tapis in
town.
The weather yesterday was bright and
lovely.
The Grand Jury will meet OF Tuesday
at 10 o'clock.
Johu McGrath came in from Willow
Greek last night.
District Court meets ct 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The Manhattan Company at Austin en-
ploys in all $40 men.
The Italo-Swiss Society will hold . meet
ing this evening at their hall.
Every fool can find faults that i great
| many wise men can't remedy.
The County Commissioner meet TO-
| morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Fifteen years In society without getting
| married makes n quite tough.
Yesterday was the 55th day OF the Legis-
lsture. The 60 days will soon be up.
Cattlemen about Beowawe continue TO
get hold of all the public land they can.
Senator FoIey's Judicial District bill
has passed both houses OF the Legislature.
Main street was crowded last night, and
put us forcibly in mind Of former times.
County Commissioner Arlington re-
turned last night from o visit TO Califor-
mia.
The usual religious services will be held
In the Catholic and Presbyterian Churches
to-day.
Good Friday occurs on April Sd, and
Easter Sunday IN the 5th Of the same
month.
A large number Of Ruby Hill miners
we're on the streets yesterday afternoon and
last evening.
On March 1 the Nevada Central will run
trains only every other day. Dull times
cause the suspension.
Stockmen fear the grass In Nevada Ia
going 70 be short the coming Summer.
Many others have . like fear.
The Eureka Con. psy-dsys will be as fol-
lows: Furnacemen on the third, miners
on the fifth aud town bills on the sixth.
A little borax put in the water in which
scarlet napkins and red. bordered towels
are TO be washed will prevent them from
fading.
Rescue Hose Company will hold Q meet
! ing tomorrow night for the purpose oil
e~lec.ing officers for the ensuing six
months.
Charley Forman. OF the Comstock. has
published In the Enterprise an open letter
10 Gov. Adams concerning his veto Of the
Militia bill.
The Militia bill, which has caused &C
much discussion 10 the Legislature and
throughout the State. will probably b.
disposed OF tomorrow.
Miss Emma Nevada will appear at the
Grand Opera House. San Francisco,
next Wednesday evening Ia La Sompam'
bula." Her engagement 10 for two weeks
G. N. Blake. q former resident OF Oar
son, committed suicide last Tuesday morn
ing at the door Of the morgue in 6acra
mento, by shooting himself In the heat
with . pistol.
Al q concert TO have been given last nigh
at the Opera House ct Carson, Miss Gracs
pardy, OF Eureka, was on the programme
for q piano solo. IL seems strange tha
the people OF Eureka annot enjoy ono
J In 9 while the musical talent existing
among our young ladies. Who is 70 blame
Indian Hal, who talks good English AND
who mingles considerably with Indians o
Eastern Nevada, says thare 10 no sickness
] worth speaking OF among the Shoshones
, or Piutes. He says some six weeks ag'
there WAS something like chicken POI
among them, but 10 has entirely dissp
peAred.