Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-08
preciated by the distinguished
actress.

preciated by the distinguished
actress.
CAPITAL MINING COMPANY
At meeting of the stock holders
OF the Capital Mining Company,
held on Tuesday evening last in
Miners's Union Building, the fol-
lowing officers were duly elected !:
President, Thomas Hughes, Trea-
surer, Edward Welch; Secretary,
Dennis Heyden. The company
possesses a good mine, very eligi-
bly, located on Gold Canyon, near
the famous Silver H i'll, Woodville,
Justice, New York Consolidated,
and other valuable mines. Hav-
ing levied an assessment for
working capital, good and effective
developing operations will soon be
commenced.
COME TO CRIEF.-Last week a
Chinese youth, living in Virginia
City, made up his mind to give up
the worship of Chinese gods, and
become Americanized as far as
possible. Accordingly he cut off
his queue, and commenced learn.
ing the English alphabet. A day
or two ago he paid visit to China
town, and received n terrible fog
ging from the infuriated Celestials
in consequence of his abandoning
the faith and practices of his
countrymen.
The TURF Constable Hughes
and Thomas Quinlan have made
arrangements for trotting match
to take place at the Association
Race Track on Saturday next at
II o'clock NJ. The match is for
SIPS side, mile heats, best two in
three. Hughes names Grey Eagle
and q, inlan May Fly. Both ami
mails are capable of picking up
their feet in u very lively manner.
and will give a good account of
themselves on the track.
CADETsHIP.-Applicants for the
cadetship made vacant by the pro-
motion of young Nicholson, of
Virginia City, will bear in mind
that they must be over fourteen
and under eighteen years of age.
The youth recommended for the
appointment will be the one sus-
tanning the best examination in
the common English branches.
WATER COMPANY'S AQUEDUCT.
The work men in the Employ of
the Virginia and Gold Hill Com
pany are making rapid progress in
constructing the new flume at
both ends Of the route. We are
informed that the cOmp:ny will
shortly commence the work of
laying the pipe across Washoe
valley.
From the Carson Appeal Of June 81
The proceedings of the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows could not
he reported for the simple reason
that we couldn't catch the Secre-
tary or anybody else in time to
make a report. The sessions of
this body are held in secret. and
of course an outsider can only re.
port them by dodging in betW cen
times and when the sentinel is
not on hand to demand counter.
sign. We did intend to report
these Grand Lodge doings from
day to day; hut We can't he
ubiquitous, and have forgotten
the pass word; so we shall have
to throw ourself upon the mercy
of the public. or ask the accom-.
modating offices Of Secretary
Drake in the way OF final sum
mary.
THE supper provided for the
Wis ting Odd Fellows on Thursday
night was a very sumptuOus
affair. About one hundred and
forty participants sat down to the
table. Professor Legate, whose
hair is past grand, or a part OF
the grand past, which is pretty
much all the same, is the artist al
whose hands this elegant banquet
was cooked and arranged; and
those who had a chance at the
lashins of good things there pro
vided, say that it does homer to his
bare and homely poll.
A PARTY of Boston tourists
came into town yesterday from
Lake Bigler--cam in with Hank
Monk. on BentOn's stage. BY the
quantity of dust they brought
upon them, we reckon they got
a full initiation into the dreadful
discomforts of riding over the
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