Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-03

Jake Wadish, 81, 800; City of Hamil-
ton, 500, 900; A. Hobbs, $4,000; Marco
Medin, $2S, 900: VIM. PlumhOff, ST.
500; II. w. Hudson, 81, 1000; II. Crow
ell, $4,000; NJ. COhn Il Bro, SO, 1000;
Theo. Pramenko, $4,000; S. Cohn &
Bro. $50, 600, insured $1S, 900: Dennis
Daily. 50, 500: Ada Mordaunt, s $500;
and other losses not apportioned,
which will probably bring the total
loss up nearly to 5000, DOC.
THE FOURTH AT PIoCHE.-The pee.
pie of Phoebe are to have q grand eel
ebratlon Tomorrow. Following are
the officers elected for the occasion
President of the Day, Henry Rives,
Esq; Grand Marshal, w. 5. Travis,
Sheriff; Orator of the Day, w. w.
Bishop; Esq; Reader of the Declare
ton of Independence, James s. Smith;
lain, Rev. Henry l.. Badger.
WIFE BEATER. - Kavanaugh, the
Ruby Hill wife beater, is again in
limbo, where he should be kept dur
ing the remainder Of his worthless
career. He has beaten his wife, a
poor, delicate woman with two or
three little children, numerically on
several occasions of late, and he seems
never to be content except when IN
gagged in this unnatural pastime.
PEOPLES MARKET.-Fred. Barnes,
proprietor of the Peoples Market, de-
sires it understood that he will close
his place of business at 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning. Customers are re-
quested to call for their orders prior
to that hour. The fires of patriotism
are burning brightly with friend
Barnes, and he proposes to spread his
eagle accordingly.
SoLDIERs.-All soldiers of the late
war who desire to participate in the
celebration tomorrow, are requested
to report to the Grand Marshal, A.. E.
Titus, or Judge Hetzel, commanding
the first division, on or before this
evening. The idea seems to be to
marshal all Of the ex-soldiers, If pos
sible, in the first division.
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.-This old
and reliable bullion producer is PROM
ising better at the present than for
some time past. The recent develop
ments in the mine are Of the most en-
cOuraging character, and it is among
the things probable that the stock will
make a big jump inthe market before
long.
For SALE.-The California lodging
house, a few doors below the Interna-
tional hotel, is advertised for sale in
to-day'sS SENTINEL. The furniture will
also be sold with the building. Here
is a are chance to get into an estaD-
lished business, at a bargain. see
notice under the head of New To-
Day."
In TowN.-W. l.. Pritchard, pro-
prietor of the Palisade, Eureka and
Phoebe fast freight line, was in town
last night. lie Is without doubt the
greatest freighter, per teams, the
world has ever produced. He leaves
this morning for Phoebe.
DANGERoUs.-We have written re.
peatedly against the practice OF put
ting off fireworks in town. Those who
engage in it, as a rule, care but little
for the welfare of the place n nave
nothing to lose. 1t should be stopped,
peaceably, if possible; but stopped az
all hazards.
RELIEF.-The people of Phoebe, at a
meeting the other evening, subscribed
x575 for the relief of the sufferers by
the Hamilton fire. The amount was
t~elegraphed to Judge Beatty, Chair
man of the Relief Committee.
THE ABoRIaINEEs.-Captain Walsh,
who is to command the aboriginal di-
vision of the procession tomorrow,
saws he will be able to turn out a
strong force. All grades and shades
of the untutored children OF the forest
are ex pected to be on hand.
READER AND ORATOR.-The good
people of Austin are going on with
their celebration as though nothing
had happened. DIR. A. Chase has Q
selected as orator, and NJ. A. Sawtelle
as reader.
MANHATTAN BULLION FOR JUNE
Wells, Fargo & Co. says the Rere'Ae'
shipped for the Manhattan Company,
during the month of June, b iittie
dab Of "a bars Of bullion, Weighing
S,6ls pounds and valued at $l27'34l 20
DEPUTY DISTRICT ATToRNEf'-
During the absence Of District Attor-
new Baker, w. H.. Davenport VIII ACT
as District Attorney of the county.
Of6ca in Seaton a Cos. building.