Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-14

committed 10 1all III DEFAULT OF bail.
Young Butler waived a preliminary
examination. We believe it is under
stood that he shall be allowed to turn
States evidence when the trial of
Dutch George comes on inthe District
Court.
ANOTHER STORY. Our e%nterpris-
ing fellow-townsman, Richard Ry-
l,nd, we notice is engaged in running
up another story on his fire-proof
building at the corner of Bateman
| and Buel streets. We believe it is his
intention TO make the building three
stories high. 1t IS a substantial i'm
~prOvement. and, besides ~attesting Mr..
Rvland's faith in the future of Eu-
reka, it will also prove quite an orna-
ment to that portion of our growing
town.
STAR GAZING.-Some of our people
were out early yesterday morning to
witness an eclipse of the moon. They
haven't reported vet. The RereiHe ed
itor announced his intention to make
astronomical observations at the anne
time. He will probably be heard
from through the columns of his "a
per. The truth OF the whole matter
is, however. that the eclipse took
place at 2 o'clock on Monday morning,
instead Of yesterday morning,
THE CoMPRoMIsE.-We could gath
er nothing yesterday relative to the
proposed compromise between the
Richmond and Eureka Consolidated.
No one here appeared to know any
thing as tothe result of the conference
held in San Francisco on Monday
night. The stock of the Consolidated
fell back to S15 Yesterday, which leads
us to infer that the compromise Is
bursted.
JUSTICES COURT. Judge Gates
Court was crowded with an apprecia-
tive throng Of spectators all day YES
terdaV to witness the proceedings IN Il
case to which a white wona and Il
duskv "weenus" We're parties. The
developments are said to nave been
highly entertaining. The jury, how
ever. concluded 10 disagree.
PACK TRAINs.-Jo. Ravel, at Ashim
| Bros store, is authorized by most of
| the II o. pack trains in this sec
ten to engage work for them. FER
sons wanting ore, etc, packed, C n
| have the same attended to punctually
by leaving their orders with DO. See
| notice under the head of New To
Day
ROYAL ARCH MASoNRY.-lt will be
seen bya notice under New to-day"
that a Chapter of Royal Arch Mas3ns
is about to commence work IN Eu-
reka. The first meeting uhier tne
| ORGANIZATION will he held in Masonic
Hall this "wednesday evening al -
o'clock. All interested Will please
take notice.
THE FEsTIvAL.-Friend Borowsky
informs us that the tickets for the
forthcoming strawberry festival AT
Eureka Hall are going OH IKE nov
cakes. The success OF the uliuertak
ing is more than assured alreauy. NJ
| doubt it will be a nice affair.
TIE COUNTY CoMMISSIONERS.-lhe
Board was in session yesterday Dut
transacted no business, we believe'
further than to pass upon tne ponus
of the contractors tor hulloillS the
iail and some other Such matters OF
no particular public interest.
Horse MoVING.-The lumber ana
other material of a house OF respect
| able proportions came in on OK teams
'AN I- DIt,n NnS.
| fromthe direction OF hite fliie YES
terdav. 1t vas deposited on lile nav
i'm the neighborhood OF Blaser 5 luii-
Der yard.
STONE CULvERr.-Road Supervisor
Walls is putting in a substantial stone
~culyert at the intersection or oiarh
and Snrinp streets. From all appear
auces Uncle Josh is the right man Ill
the right place.
FROM THE WEsr.-John W. ELY
son arrived yesterday morning IRON
he western part of the State. lie has
heen absent from Eureka for several
months.
MINING TIMBERs.-We notice
4 large number of teams drawing MIN
ing timbers i'm the direction OF RUDY
Hill of late. The demand Tor tlihperS
i'm our mines is steadily increasing
ROMAN Bros. This well-knowi
firm has something a little extra IL
the a of fine imported cigars
Read their new advertisement III 10
days paper.
DECORATION DAY.-A meeting o.
old soldiers is called for next sunday
aftnrnOon at the District Courtroom
See notice.
School CENsUS.-We learn that n
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